This 2010 Ford F750 XL is a bucket truck — also known as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — designed to safely elevate workers and equipment to height for utility, tree care, telecommunications, and general maintenance work. Ford is one of North America's most established commercial vehicle manufacturers, producing a broad range of medium- and heavy-duty trucks that serve industries from construction and utilities to municipal services.
The aerial work platform fitted to this truck is an Altec LVR 55, offering a working height of 60 feet and supported by two outriggers that stabilize the machine during elevated operations. The truck itself is configured as a single-axle unit riding on a 196-inch wheelbase, with a bridge measurement of 16 feet 4 inches. Power comes from an ISB Cummins diesel engine rated at 240 horsepower, paired with a manual 6-speed transmission and a 4.63 axle ratio. The front axle is rated at 12,000 pounds and the rear axle at 21,000 pounds, providing a solid gross vehicle weight capacity appropriate for utility and aerial service applications.
Alongside the aerial unit, the truck carries an 11-foot Altec dump body fitted with 60-inch sides and a barn gate, making it well suited for hauling brush, debris, or materials in combination with elevated work tasks. The rear of the truck is equipped with a pintle hitch with electric brakes for towing capability. Suspension is spring type. Steel wheels are fitted throughout.
Driver comfort and control features include cruise control, a tilt steering wheel, and power steering. This unit is offered used and is located in Virginia, USA, priced at $49,900.
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