This 1999 Freightliner FL70 is a used bucket truck — also commonly known as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — designed to safely elevate workers and equipment to height for tasks such as utility line work, tree trimming, telecommunications installation, and general overhead maintenance. Freightliner is a well-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of building heavy- and medium-duty trucks for construction, utilities, and a wide range of vocational applications. This example is located in Oregon, USA, and is offered at $26,500.
The aerial work platform fitted to this truck is an Elliott ECG4-85 crane unit, capable of reaching a boom tip height of 85 feet and a working height of 90 feet. The platform is a two-man, self-leveling basket equipped with a remote control, allowing operators to maneuver the unit from the basket itself. A 6,000-pound winch is also fitted, adding material-handling capability alongside the elevated work platform. Welding leads and a 120-volt outlet are run to the basket, making this truck well suited to overhead welding and electrical work without requiring a separate power source at height.
The truck is powered by a Cummins ISB diesel engine rated at 230 horsepower, paired with a 7-speed transmission. The axle ratings are 12,000 pounds at the front and 21,000 pounds at the rear, reflecting the medium-duty vocational specification appropriate for this class of equipment. Stopping is handled by air brakes, and the cab is equipped with air-ride suspension seating and a bench configuration, as well as air conditioning for operator comfort.
Both the crane and the truck have current annual inspections in place — the crane inspection and DOT inspection are noted as up to date. The seller states the unit is currently in service and ready to work.
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