This 2018 Hino 258 Hook Lift Truck — also referred to as a rolloff truck — is a medium-duty commercial vehicle designed to load, transport, and deposit interchangeable open-top containers, flatbeds, and roll-off bodies without the need for additional handling equipment. Hook lift trucks are widely used in waste management, construction, landscaping, and bulk material hauling, where rapid container swapping and a single-operator workflow add significant productivity value. Hino is a well-established Japanese commercial truck manufacturer with a strong presence in the North American medium-duty market, producing diesel-powered trucks known for durability and low operating costs across freight, municipal, and vocational applications.
This example is a one-owner, fleet-maintained unit carrying 119,000 original miles and is described as having been serviced out of a single shop for its entire history under a strict preventive maintenance program. It has never passed through auction. The truck carries a 25,950 lb GVW rating, which places it in the non-CDL class, broadening the pool of qualified operators significantly.
Power comes from a Hino six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine producing 250 horsepower, paired with an automatic transmission and power steering with a tilt steering wheel. Braking is handled by a full air brake system, and the truck is described as DOT ready. The hooklift system is a 12,000 lb capacity Miller unit mounted over a diamond plate steel flatbed, with a cable hoist and a hydraulically powered pintle hook for towing. Matching tires are reported at approximately 90% tread life remaining.
The cab is well equipped for daily commercial use. Features include cold air conditioning, cruise control, an AM/FM CD player, power windows and locks, heated mirrors, a bench passenger seat, a backup camera, and work lights. Safety and visibility equipment includes LED lighting, strobe lights, and a full safety lighting package. An onboard toolbox is also included.
The truck has spent its entire service life in the southern United States, and the seller reports absolutely no rust as a result. Priced at $45,650, it is located in the Sanford/Orlando, Florida area and is presented as a turnkey, ready-to-work hooklift and rolloff unit.
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