This 2000 GMC C7500 is a bucket truck — also commonly referred to 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, streetlight maintenance, and similar overhead operations. GMC is a well-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of producing medium- and heavy-duty trucks for municipal, utility, and industrial customers.
The truck is equipped with an Altec boom, model AM650, rated to a working height of 50 feet, giving it the reach needed for a wide range of elevated work applications. Altec is a recognised manufacturer of aerial devices and the presence of its equipment on this unit is a meaningful point of specification. The truck has completed an annual aerial inspection and di-electric test, confirming that the boom system has been evaluated for both mechanical integrity and electrical insulation — a standard and important safety requirement for bucket trucks working near energised lines.
On the chassis side, this is a diesel-powered, rear-wheel-drive configuration. The front axle carries a GVWR rating of 13,220 lbs, the rear axle is rated at 23,000 lbs, and the total vehicle GVWR is 36,220 lbs, placing it firmly in the Class 7 heavy commercial truck category. A Carfax report shows no accident history on this vehicle.
The truck is offered in used condition, located in East Palestine, Ohio, and is listed at $12,995.
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