MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
The Cass County Electric Cooperative is increasing safety for bucket truck workers with the the new positive attachment lanyard from Terex.
Terex Utilities has expanded its TL Series of aerial devices with three new telescopic and material handling models designed for transmission work.
The Boom Out of Stow safety interlock prevents a vehicle from being moved when the boom or bucket is in use.
The aerial devices on these fire trucks may unexpectedly rotate to the right when the ladder is being extended.
The Expo Installer is in indoor-use-only aftermarket accessory designed for 6-foot and 8-foot articulating and telescoping boom platforms.
The material carrier is approved for use on Genie’s GS-2669, GS-3369, and GS-4069 DC and RT rough terrain scissor lift models.
JLG's Bolt-On Fall Arrest System allows the user to exit the platform and step onto adjacent structures while being tied off to the platform.
Two recalls were issued for Altec aerial devices: one for units equipped with aluminum work platforms, and another for an incorrectly placed battery fuse.
The 400SC enhances productivity with the highest capacity in its class — 600 pounds unrestricted and 1,000 pounds restricted — allowing operators to carry more tools and materials to the worksite.
The safety recall, which covers 1,526 devices, is expected to begin Feb. 28.