This 2014 ETI ETC37IH is a bucket truck — also commonly referred to as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — a type of vehicle-mounted aerial work platform used to lift personnel and equipment to elevated positions for utility maintenance, electrical work, telecommunications, and tree service operations. ETI (Elliott Equipment / Truck-Mounted Aerial Platforms) is a well-established manufacturer of aerial work platforms and crane equipment, supplying products to utility, construction, and municipal markets across North America.
The aerial unit is an ETI ETC37IH articulating-telescopic boom, combining both articulating and telescoping boom movement for versatile positioning in a wide range of elevated work scenarios. The platform is rated at 350 lb capacity and features a continuous rotation capability along with hydraulic platform tilt, allowing operators to maintain precise positioning regardless of the boom's orientation. Single-handle system controls at the platform provide smooth, intuitive operation, and tool circuits at the platform support the use of hydraulic tools on the job. Emergency stop valves are located at both the upper and lower control stations for added safety. Strobe lights are fitted for enhanced visibility on the jobsite, and the unit's 10 ft 4 in travel height makes it practical to move between sites without special transport considerations. The PTO hour meter reads just 361 hours, indicating very light use for a 2014 machine.
The truck chassis is a 2014 Ford F550 configured as a 4x4, meeting California CARB emissions compliance standards. It is powered by a 6.7L Powerstroke diesel engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission, with a limited-slip rear axle providing improved traction on uneven or demanding terrain. The chassis has a 145-inch wheelbase and a 60-inch cab-to-axle measurement. The cab is fitted with Earth Gray HD vinyl 40/20/40 split bench seats, a vinyl floor mat, cruise control, air conditioning, an engine block heater, roll-up windows, horn, backup alarm, and an FM radio. A backup camera with a dash-mounted monitor adds a further layer of safety and situational awareness during maneuvering.
This unit is a lease return from a Texas power company and has been fleet maintained throughout its working life, showing no rust and no visible dripping leaks. It has recently been serviced with a new oil filter, fresh engine oil, and a new air filter, and is described as work ready. The combination of extremely low PTO hours, documented fleet maintenance, and a well-specified 4x4 chassis makes this a strong candidate for utility, electrical, telecom, or tree service operations requiring a dependable aerial work platform in ready-to-deploy condition.
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