This Altec TA40 is a used bucket truck — also commonly referred to as a cherry picker or aerial work platform — a type of vehicle-mounted elevated work platform used to provide temporary access to otherwise unreachable areas at height. Bucket trucks of this kind are widely deployed in utility maintenance, tree trimming, telecommunications installation, and streetlight servicing. Altec is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of building aerial devices, digger derricks, and utility equipment for the electric, telecommunications, and tree care industries.
This 2014 machine is located in Texas, USA, and is offered at $44,900. It is built on an International 4300 chassis and powered by a 6.7-litre diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission, making it accessible to a broad range of operators. Stopping power is handled by air brakes, consistent with the demands of a commercial work truck carrying elevated equipment.
The unit has covered 66,026 miles and presents a working height of 45.7 feet, allowing operators to reach elevated infrastructure safely from ground level. That working height places it firmly in the mid-range of utility aerial equipment, suitable for a wide variety of overhead service and maintenance tasks.
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