This 2010 Elliott ECI-3-50 is a used bucket truck — also commonly referred to as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — designed for elevated work operations such as utility maintenance, electrical work, and infrastructure servicing. Bucket trucks in this class allow operators to reach height safely from a stable, vehicle-mounted platform, making them a staple of utility, telecommunications, and municipal fleets. Elliott Equipment Company is a well-established manufacturer of aerial work platforms and material handling equipment, serving industries that require reliable elevated access solutions.
At the heart of the aerial system is an Aero-Lift of CT model 2TP-36 HE-10 insulated aerial bucket lift with a material handling winch. With the elevator deployed, the unit delivers a working height of 51 feet and a platform height of 46 feet; with the elevator in the down position, working height is 41 feet and platform height is 36 feet. The two-person platform carries a rated capacity of 600 pounds and features hydraulic platform rotation for precise positioning. The system is insulated to 46KV, making it suitable for energized electrical work. Material handling is supported by a 1,000-pound capacity winch integrated into the lift. Control options are comprehensive: one set of hydraulic lower controls, one set of electric lower controls, and wireless radio remote upper controls provide flexible operation from multiple positions. H-frame outriggers stabilize the unit during aerial operations.
The truck body includes a 12-foot 9-inch long open utility body well suited to carrying tools and equipment. A Van Air Power to Go generator/compressor unit is included, adding onboard pneumatic and power capability. Lighting and safety equipment consists of strobe and signal lights along with a Whelen Traffic Advisor light bar controller. A backup camera and monitor, hitch receiver, and aluminum fuel tank round out the utility features.
The chassis is powered by a Paccar PX6 6.7-liter six-cylinder diesel engine rated at 240 horsepower, paired with an Allison 3000RDS automatic transmission and a PTO. The truck is rated at 35,000 pounds GVWR, supported by a 12,000-pound front axle and a 23,000-pound rear axle. Air brakes, a differential lock, and an engine brake address performance and safety demands in varied operating conditions. Driver comfort and convenience features include air suspension seating, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, cruise control, and an air horn. The truck shows approximately 15,000 miles and 3,295 engine hours on the clock and is located in Morrisville, Pennsylvania. It is offered for $39,980 in used, as-is condition.
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