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My son and I both have dead trees near the house...
Rent on an Telescopic Boom Lift is spendy and they need it back quickly.
My son spotted a deal:
Idea is use it all we need then re sell. Should turn a profit plus get our work done.
OK, I know they tie the limbs up so they do not drop to the ground when cut. But have not watched for the details on exactly how this is done. Anyone have advice? Been looking for a you tube - no joy so far.
Rent on an Telescopic Boom Lift is spendy and they need it back quickly.
My son spotted a deal:
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2000 Snorkel Pro-126CU Telescopic Boom Lift
Used Snorkel PRO126CU 4WD Diesel Telescopic Boom Lift in Lake Norden, South Dakota, United States for sale, inspected and guaranteed. null
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Idea is use it all we need then re sell. Should turn a profit plus get our work done.
OK, I know they tie the limbs up so they do not drop to the ground when cut. But have not watched for the details on exactly how this is done. Anyone have advice? Been looking for a you tube - no joy so far.