This 2011 Freightliner bucket truck — also commonly known as a cherry picker or aerial work platform — is a used aerial access machine designed to lift workers and equipment safely to elevated work sites. Bucket trucks of this type are widely used by utility companies, telecommunications crews, tree services, and municipal maintenance operations for tasks ranging from overhead line work to streetlight servicing. Freightliner is a well-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of building heavy and medium-duty trucks across transportation, construction, and utility sectors.
The truck is configured as a single-axle unit powered by a Cummins ISB diesel engine rated at 240 horsepower, paired with a manual 6-speed transmission and a 4.88 axle ratio. Front axle capacity is rated at 12,000 lb and the rear axle at 21,000 lb, giving the truck a solid gross vehicle weight rating for aerial utility work. The wheelbase measures 189 inches with a bridge of 15 feet 9 inches. The braking system combines electric and hydraulic brakes with a pintle hitch also equipped with electric brakes for trailer towing capability.
The body consists of an 11-foot steel Altec dump body with 60-inch sides and a barn gate configuration. Steel wheels are fitted, and the truck includes a dedicated fuel tank. Driver comfort features include cruise control and power steering. The aerial boom delivers a working height of 60 feet, making it capable of reaching a wide range of elevated structures and overhead infrastructure.
The odometer reads 81,626 miles. This machine is located in Virginia, USA, and is listed for sale at $55,900.
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