This 2011 Freightliner Business Class is a bucket truck — also commonly known as a cherry picker or aerial work platform truck — a type of vehicle-mounted elevated work platform used to position workers and equipment at height for tasks such as utility line maintenance, tree trimming, streetlight servicing, and infrastructure inspection. Freightliner is a well-established American commercial truck manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy and medium-duty vocational vehicles widely used in construction, utilities, and municipal fleet applications.
This used example is configured as a single-axle unit and is powered by a Cummins ISB diesel engine rated at 240 horsepower, paired with a manual 6-speed transmission and a 4.88 axle ratio. The front axle is rated at 12,000 lb and the rear axle at 21,000 lb, giving the chassis a robust load-carrying capacity suited to the demands of aerial work. The wheelbase measures 189 inches with a bridge length of 15 feet 9 inches. Braking is handled by a spring and electric/hydraulic system, and the truck is also fitted with a pintle hitch with electric brake capability for towing.
The truck body is an 11-foot steel Altec dump body with 60-inch sides and a barn gate configuration, making it practical for carrying tools, materials, or debris. Additional chassis and cab features include steel wheels, an onboard fuel tank, cruise control, and power steering. The odometer reads 159,523 miles.
The aerial boom delivers a working height of 60 feet, providing substantial reach for overhead tasks. The truck is currently located in Virginia, USA, and is offered at $46,900.
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