This Terex Commander 4045 is a mounted digger derrick — sometimes referred to as a utility derrick or pole setter — a type of truck-mounted work machine designed to drill holes, set utility poles, and perform lifting and rigging tasks in overhead line construction and maintenance. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of heavy equipment and lifting machinery, serving construction, utilities, and infrastructure industries worldwide.
This unit arrived directly from a power company fleet, giving it a well-documented service background typical of utility-sector equipment. It is configured as a cabover model and comes equipped with a bucket, crane, and auger, making it ready for a broad range of pole-line and aerial work tasks. Power comes from an Isuzu diesel engine, and the machine is fitted with an automatic transmission and air conditioning, though the air conditioning has not been tested. Upper controls are present, and the unit also includes a front winch, noted as currently having no rope installed. The hour meter reads 6,200 hours.
According to the seller, the machine runs and operates nicely. It is located in Wisconsin, USA, and is offered used at $19,900.
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