This 2002 Ford F750 XLT is a used flatbed truck — sometimes referred to as a flat-deck truck — built to carry heavy loads on an open, rail-free platform, making it a workhorse across construction, landscaping, agriculture, and general hauling applications. Ford is one of the most recognised commercial vehicle manufacturers in North America, with a long history of producing trucks and work vehicles that serve contractors, municipalities, and industries of all kinds.
The bed measures 18 feet in length and 8 feet 6 inches in width, providing a generous and versatile load surface suited to timber, equipment, palletised goods, and oversized cargo. At the rear, the truck features a 5-foot beavertail section, which eases the transition from road level to the deck and helps when loading wheeled or tracked equipment. Complementing this is a set of 6-foot ramps, allowing machinery or vehicles to be driven directly onto the flatbed without the need for additional loading equipment.
An onboard air compressor is included, adding practical utility for powering pneumatic tools, inflating tyres, or supporting other air-driven tasks directly from the truck. The seller notes good tyres throughout and describes the truck as job ready, indicating it is in working condition and available for immediate use.
Priced at $17,500 and located in Georgia, USA, this F750 XLT represents a ready-to-work flatbed truck with a well-configured rear loading setup and useful onboard equipment.
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