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We at Drake-Scruggs often have inventory specials listed on our site. Our current inventory special is the Auto Crane Titan 38 Body and HC-7 NexStar III Service Crane on a 2016 Ram 5500 truck. This strong features tons of storage for tools and equipment, a 20-inch work bench bumper with skid plates so you won’t slip while climbing up into the truck or bucket, an enclosed tool chest, compressor and more.
After a winter full of ice, snow, slush, grime, salt and other chemicals out on the road, you’ll definitely want to service your equipment, including the trucks. As you already know – if you’re a regular customer – we make it a priority to build long-term relationships with our customers, and we provide the most reliable service in the industry. This means, that after the sale, you don’t become a number in a file. You are still a person. Our service techs work on all makes and models of trucks and equipment.
Mobile power should be on hand when you need it. It shouldn’t be a maybe, whether you need pure sine wave power, 110 volts or 220 volts, our line of generators will get you the power you need to get the job done quickly and without hassle. Simply flip a switch to turn your truck into a mobile workshop with industrial-strength power.
Choosing the appropriate air compressor for your fleet is not always the easiest thing to do. You must consider size, location and the amount of air needed to run all of the tools on your trucks, including hydraulic tools such as jack hammers and other hydraulic equipment.
Staying safe in a bucket truck when the weather is perfect is hard enough, never mind when the weather is cold and nasty. And icy. Extra precautions should be taken when you are working with bucket trucks – and you will most likely have a lot of work when winter storms start knocking power out. No matter what brand of bucket truck you are working out of, ice could build up in the bucket or it could slide on icy surfaces while you are in the bucket.
Our history began in 1946 with Robert B. Drake and his father-in-law, William Scruggs. Read the history of our local family-owned business.
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