This 2010 Elliot A41 is an aerial platform lift truck — also commonly known as a bucket truck or aerial lift — a type of vehicle-mounted elevating work platform used to position personnel safely at height for tasks such as utility maintenance, construction, tree care, and industrial inspection. Elliot is a well-established manufacturer of aerial work platforms and lift trucks, producing equipment used across utilities, telecommunications, and general construction industries.
The unit carries serial number 5061 and offers a 46-foot platform working height with a side reach of 29 feet, making it well suited to tasks requiring both elevation and lateral access without repositioning the vehicle. The single personnel basket is rated at 350 pounds capacity. Outrigger spread is 9 feet, and the truck is equipped with hydraulic stabilizers and poly outrigger pads to provide a stable working foundation. An onboard 110-volt inverter supplies auxiliary power at the platform.
The truck is built on a Dodge chassis powered by a 5.9-liter diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission. At 19,500 pounds GVWR, it falls below the CDL threshold, broadening the pool of qualified operators. The odometer shows 292,104 miles. The chassis carries a steel service body fitted with multiple locking storage boxes, offering organized, secure tool and equipment storage on the job site.
Condition is described as well maintained and recently refreshed. Both the crane and chassis have been repainted, and new rubber has been fitted front and rear within the last 2,000 miles. The unit holds a current DOT inspection and a current crane inspection. The seller reports that all functions operate as expected and the truck runs well. Offered at $63,000, the unit is located in Nebraska, USA.
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