This Autocar Xpert Acmd is a used hook lift truck — sometimes referred to as a hooklift or roll-off truck — designed to load, transport, and deposit interchangeable open-top containers, bins, and flatbeds without the need for additional handling equipment. Autocar is a well-established American commercial truck manufacturer with a long history of building heavy-duty vocational trucks for refuse, construction, and industrial applications. This 2024 example is located in Indiana, USA, and is offered at $189,900.
The truck is equipped with a Palfinger T-40S hook lift system, a recognized name in the hook lift segment known for its robust hydraulic performance in demanding work cycles. It is configured to handle containers in the 14 to 18-foot range, giving operators considerable flexibility across a variety of body types and job site requirements. The jib is adjustable between 54 and 61.75 inches, allowing the operator to fine-tune container engagement geometry depending on the specific container being used.
A 20,000-pound tag axle is fitted, which supports greater payload capacity and helps manage axle weight distribution for compliance with road load limits. The truck also features a locking differential, which improves traction in off-road or low-grip conditions commonly encountered on construction and industrial sites.
The Cummins engine and aftertreatment system are covered by the balance of a five-year or 250,000-mile factory warranty, providing meaningful protection on powertrain and emissions components for the next owner. The unit has just returned from a rental deployment, and the seller notes that updated photographs are forthcoming.
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