This 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 6500 is a service and utility truck configured as an aerial bucket truck — also commonly referred to as a cherry picker or boom truck — built to lift personnel and equipment safely to working height for utility, electrical, and telecommunications applications. Chevrolet is one of North America's most established commercial vehicle manufacturers, producing a broad range of trucks and chassis across construction, infrastructure, and fleet service industries.
The chassis is a 2019 Chevrolet 6500HD unit powered by a 6.6-litre Duramax diesel engine, chosen for the high torque output demanded by aerial and service applications. Suspension is handled by a standard multi-leaf arrangement front and rear, delivering the load stability necessary when operating under the weight of an aerial unit and its platform load. Braking is provided by a Bosch TCS8TA system, contributing reliable stopping performance and enhanced vehicle control. The truck is noted as a lease return from Texas Power Company, fleet maintained with no rust, and described as work-ready.
The aerial unit is an ETI ETC37IH insulated articulating-telescopic boom, a configuration that combines the reach of a telescopic arm with the positioning flexibility of an articulating joint, making it well suited to working around obstacles in congested or confined environments. The platform is rated to a 350 lb capacity and is controlled via single-handle controls mounted at the upper station. Continuous rotation and hydraulic platform tilt allow operators to achieve precise positioning without repositioning the vehicle. For safety and operational convenience, tool circuits are provided at the platform, and emergency stop valves are installed at both the upper and lower control stations. Integrated strobe lights are fitted for on-site visibility and compliance. The unit travels at an overall height of 10 feet 4 inches, enabling passage under low clearances during transport between job sites.
Onboard power is supplied by a Magnum Energy CSW2012 pure sine wave inverter rated at 2,000 watts on a 12-volt system. Pure sine output makes this unit suitable for powering sensitive electronics and precision tools in the field, supporting continuous-duty operation and onboard electrical equipment without the signal distortion associated with modified sine inverters.
This truck is priced at $64,900 and is located in Lindale, Texas, USA.
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