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Truck Bodies for Aerial Lifts

Bucket truck bodies play a key role in the work that utility and telecommunications crews perform. There are safety considerations, efficiency goals and operational conditions that each play a role in choosing the right truck body. Versalift aerial lifts provide a lower true cost of ownership through smarter and more reliable design. Versalift equipment designs incorporate a lightweight advantage, which enables greater overall payload. Lightweight truck bodies serve to enhance the lightweight advantages that Versalift equipment offers.

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Lighter Build

Heavyweight Performance – Best in class payloads and lighter chassis options.

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We design our products with easy maintenance in mind.

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