This 2010 Ford F750 XL is a bucket truck — also known as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — a type of work vehicle equipped with an aerial boom that lifts personnel to height for tasks such as utility line maintenance, tree trimming, streetlight servicing, and general overhead infrastructure work. Ford is a widely recognised manufacturer of commercial trucks and work vehicles serving utility, construction, municipal, and service industries across North America.
The truck is configured as a single-axle unit powered by an ISB Cummins engine rated at 240 HP, paired with a manual 6-speed transmission and a 4.63 axle ratio. Front axle capacity is rated at 12,000 lb and the rear axle at 21,000 lb, giving the chassis a robust combined gross axle weight rating suited to the demands of combined body and aerial equipment. The wheelbase measures 195 inches, with a bridge measurement of 16 feet 3 inches. The suspension is spring type, and a pintle hitch with electric brakes is fitted at the rear.
The body is an 11-foot steel dump unit with 60-inch sides and a barn-gate configuration, adding material-hauling versatility to what is already a capable aerial platform. The aerial unit is a Terex High Ranger X7-55 boom providing a working height of 60 feet, supported by hydraulic outriggers for stability during elevated operations.
Additional equipment and features include steel wheels, a fuel tank, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, power steering, and air conditioning. The truck has recorded 102,976 miles and is offered used from a location in Virginia, USA, at a price of $45,900.
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