This 2009 Hi Ranger TCX60 is a used bucket truck — also commonly referred to as a cherry picker or aerial lift truck — a type of aerial work platform mounted on a vehicle chassis and used to lift personnel to elevated work areas for tasks such as utility line maintenance, tree trimming, lighting installation, and similar overhead operations. Hi Ranger is a well-established name in the aerial equipment industry, long associated with utility and telecommunications-grade bucket trucks built to demanding commercial and municipal standards.
The machine is equipped with a 65-foot working height, giving crews the reach required for mid-to-upper-range utility and infrastructure work. The bucket is configured for two people simultaneously, allowing a worker and a helper or supervisor to operate together at height — a practical advantage on jobs where a single operator would otherwise be limited. Four outriggers provide the stabilizing footprint needed to safely extend the boom to full height and keep the unit level on varied terrain or uneven road surfaces.
The truck also features an 18-foot utility body, offering substantial onboard storage for tools, rigging, and equipment — a useful built-in asset that reduces the need for a separate support vehicle on the job site.
Priced at $5,500 and located in Texas, USA, this unit represents a ready-to-evaluate aerial work platform for buyers seeking productive capacity at the used-equipment price point.
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