This 2010 Ford F750 XL is a bucket truck — also commonly referred to as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — a class of vehicle designed to lift workers and equipment safely to elevated work sites. Bucket trucks are widely used in utility maintenance, telecommunications, tree care, and construction wherever overhead access is required. Ford is one of North America's most established commercial vehicle manufacturers, with the F-Series lineup serving industries ranging from infrastructure and municipal services to construction and utilities for decades.
This example is a single-axle unit powered by an ISB Cummins engine rated at 240 horsepower, paired with a six-speed manual transmission. The front axle is rated at 12,000 lb and the rear axle at 21,000 lb, giving the truck a substantial load capacity suited to demanding field applications. The wheelbase measures 194 inches, with a 16-foot 2-inch bridge dimension. The truck rides on steel wheels and is equipped with spring suspension, with electric/hydraulic brakes on the vehicle and a pintle hitch fitted with electric brakes for towing capability.
The body is an 11-foot steel unit featuring a barn gate configuration, and the aerial system provides a working height of 60 feet. At that reach, this truck is well suited to utility pole work, streetlight maintenance, and similar elevated tasks. Operator comfort features include cruise control, a tilt steering wheel, and power steering. The odometer reads 134,387 miles.
A notable operational detail is that this truck falls under the CDL threshold, meaning it can be operated without a commercial driver's licence, which broadens the pool of operators who can put it to immediate use. The truck is located in Virginia, USA, and is offered at $49,900.
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