This 2010 Ford F750 XL is a used bucket truck — also commonly known as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — designed to elevate workers and equipment safely to height for utility, tree-trimming, telecommunications, and general maintenance work. Ford is one of North America's most established vehicle manufacturers, producing a broad range of commercial trucks that serve construction, utility, and municipal industries.
The truck is powered by a Cummins ISB engine producing 240 horsepower and paired with a manual 6-speed transmission, providing reliable powertrain credentials well suited to demanding work environments. It rides on a single axle configuration with a 12,000 lb front axle rating and a 21,000 lb rear axle rating, supporting substantial payload capacity. The wheelbase measures 195 inches, with a 16-foot 3-inch bridge dimension providing a stable platform for aerial work. Suspension is spring type, and a pintle hitch with electric brakes is fitted at the rear for towing capability.
The unit carries an 11-foot steel Altec dump body with 60-inch sides and a barn gate configuration, adding versatile material-handling functionality alongside the aerial work platform. Steel wheels are fitted throughout. Driver comfort and control features include power steering and cruise control. The truck has covered 144,333 miles from new.
The aerial work platform delivers a working height of 60 feet, making this unit suitable for a wide range of elevated tasks including overhead line work, sign installation, and building maintenance. It is located in Virginia, USA, and is offered at $46,900.
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