Dur-A-Lift Debuts Bucket Truck
Dur-A-Lift’s new DPM3 Series bucket truck made its debut at ICUEE 2019 last month.
The DPM3 Series made its debut at the International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE) last month.
Photo courtesy of Dur-A-Lift
Dur-A-Lift has introduced a new telescopic articulating bucket truck. The truck features a 30-inch-by-60-inch, two-person aluminum basket with a walk-in door. The basket offers a 600-pound capacity, and is mounted on top of the rotator allowing for access into areas that cannot be accessed with other baskets.
The DPM3 Series lift is available in insulated and non-insulated formats with an optional auxiliary winch. The DPM3 is available in four models — FPM3-40SW, DPM3-44SW, DPM3-51SW, and DPM3-56SW — with max working heights ranging from 45 feet, 7 inches to 60 feet, 8 inches.
Additional features include a 180-degree basket rotator and max side reach range from 27 feet, 3 inches to 31 feet, 3 inches.
The Series 3 DPM bucket truck from Dur-A-Lift made its debut at the 2019 International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE) last month in Louisville, Ky.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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