This 2019 Elliot 26105D is a mounted boom truck — also commonly referred to as a boom crane truck — a class of lifting equipment in which a hydraulic crane is permanently mounted to a carrier vehicle, enabling both road transport and on-site lifting from a single self-contained unit. Elliott is a well-established American manufacturer of aerial work platforms and crane equipment, serving the construction, utility, and industrial sectors with a long-standing reputation for heavy-lift and high-reach machinery.
The crane is mounted on a 2019 Peterbilt 367 carrier, making this an entirely 2019 unit across both the crane and the truck. Total operating hours stand at 2,353, and the truck has accumulated 22,730 miles, placing both figures well within what would be expected for a machine of this age and suggesting regular but not excessive use.
The crane offers a rated lifting capacity of 26 US tons and a main boom length of 105 feet, providing substantial vertical reach for a wide range of lifting and placement tasks. A 26- to 45-foot jib extends that reach further, with the variable length allowing operators to adapt the configuration to the demands of individual lifts. An 8-ton hook ball is included with the unit.
Outrigger and stabilizer equipment is fitted to support safe operation at full capacity. Frame-mounted front stabilizers are installed at the front of the vehicle, while rear out-and-down outriggers extend at the back, giving the machine a stable four-point footprint during lifting operations. This configuration is standard for mounted boom trucks operating on prepared surfaces and typical job-site ground conditions.
The unit is located in New York, USA, and is offered at $285,000.
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