This 2010 Ford F750 XL is a bucket truck — also commonly called a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — designed to lift workers and equipment safely to elevated work areas. Bucket trucks of this kind are widely used in utilities, telecommunications, tree care, and general maintenance wherever overhead access is required at height. Ford is a long-established American manufacturer with a strong presence in commercial trucks and vocational vehicles, and the F-Series has a well-known history in demanding work applications across North America.
The aerial platform fitted to this truck is a High Ranger XT60 boom, providing a working height of 65 feet, making it well suited to utility line work, streetlight servicing, and similar elevated tasks. The truck itself has covered 69,363 miles and is offered in used condition from a location in Virginia, USA, at a price of $54,900.
Power comes from an ISB Cummins engine rated at 220 horsepower, paired with a manual 6-speed transmission. The chassis is configured as a single axle, with a 12,000 lb front axle rating and a 21,000 lb rear axle rating. The wheelbase measures 213 inches, with a bridge of 17 feet 9 inches, and the truck rides on steel wheels with spring suspension. A pintle hitch is fitted at the rear.
The body is an 11-foot steel Southco dump body with 60-inch sides and a barn gate. Additional chassis equipment includes an engine heater plug for cold-weather starting. The cab is specified to a high level, featuring dual high-back seats, daylight doors, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, power steering, and an AM/FM radio, providing a comfortable and functional working environment for operators on extended shifts.
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