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Weaver

Weaver Two-Man Bucket Truck Cover

A cover for two-man aerial buckets that keeps weather and debris out.

$169 Typical price. Retail prices change, so check today's price before you buy.
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  • Sized for two-man buckets
  • Keeps water and debris out of the bucket
  • Protects the bucket liner and controls
  • Quick on and off at the start and end of the day

Bucket

A bucket truck cover keeps rain, snow, leaves and road grime out of the bucket when the truck is parked or traveling. This Weaver cover is sized for two-man buckets, so it suits the larger aerial lifts many tree and utility crews run.

Why cover the bucket

An uncovered bucket collects water, ice, leaves and sawdust. That is bad for the bucket liner, the controls and the gear you leave inside. Water standing in a bucket also adds weight and can freeze overnight in winter. A bucket truck bucket cover is a simple fix, and on the road it keeps loose items from blowing out.

Weaver has been making gear for linemen and tree crews for a long time, and this cover is built to be thrown on and pulled off daily.

It also keeps the bucket cleaner for the next morning, so the crew is not scooping out wet leaves before they can go up.

Fit and care

Two-man buckets vary in size, so measure yours and compare it with the listing before ordering. Secure the cover so it does not flap at highway speed. Let it dry before rolling it up, and keep it away from saws and sharp gear.

Never leave the cover on during operation. Browse more bucket truck accessories.

Shake out debris before you put it on, and check the tie-downs and fasteners regularly. A cover that blows off on the highway is a hazard to other drivers.

Remove the cover fully before any lift, so it cannot snag a control or blow into the boom.