this is a tough one to buy. I ran a Sunbelt before I retired and my fleet was nearly 70% aerial. While the market has changed RADICALLY over the past year since I retired, the general rental side has faired no better. The dirt side of the business is composed of ultra heavy paperweights that cost a kings ransom and are always available at your local CAT,Deere,Volvo,Case or Komatsu dealer in their rental fleet and plesae don't tell me that Sunbelt is going to keep the doors open renting dehumidifiers, submersible pumps, cut off saws, wood chippers and right angle drills. The aerial market is VERY competitive and an aerial operation is no small piece of change to operate but there is no way any large player can flush away that revenue stream and still be a viable entity.