Quick cherry picker question

[fred]

In article , Tim Lamb writes

To a tractor I assume :-)

I've done it off-farm too, secured to a car (not to the passenger handles though).

[Tony Bryer]

Check out this one:

[Nightjar]

If the tree surgeons turn up with one of those tomorrow, they won't need to use next door's driveway to get to a couple of my trees.

[fred]

120m?

Funnily enough the lorry deck and outrigger spread doesn't look much larger than the one on the 50m one.

[Dave Liquorice]

Most of the cost of scaffold is the labour in setting up and taking down. You'll probably find that £600 is all in with 4 or 6 weeks hire. Subsequent weeks at £10/week.

Medium sized, big ones are 35 to 40m (115 to 130')ish. I do not envy the cameramen who spend all day up one of those on Golf. Though I wouldn't mind a trip up and down just for the experience.

[Dave Liquorice]

Naw, 11 floors inc Ground. 3 or 4 m per floor? 33 m to 44 m ...

Probably because it's only about that size. B-)

[fred]

Commercial prop prob with susp ceiling for aircon etc so I'd guess 5m per floor but point made, I was well out with 120.

I clearly didn't see ours fully erect . . . . .

[Tony Bryer]

Good estimate: it's 48m