This 2007 UNIC UR805-A2 is a mounted boom truck — sometimes called a crane truck — combining a carrier vehicle and a hydraulic lifting crane in a single, road-going unit. Mounted boom trucks of this type are widely used by utilities, municipalities, construction contractors, and telecoms operators for lifting, placing, and positioning materials or equipment at height and across obstacles. UNIC is a Japanese manufacturer with a long-established reputation for building truck-mounted hydraulic cranes used across construction, infrastructure, and industrial sectors worldwide.
The carrier is a 2007 Freightliner M2 112, powered by a Caterpillar C-13 diesel engine rated at 380 horsepower and paired with an Allison automatic transmission, a combination well regarded for reliability in demanding work-truck applications. The truck has covered 34,000 miles and logged 3,600 hours of engine time, while the crane itself has accumulated only 231 hours, indicating the lifting equipment has seen comparatively light use relative to the carrier. Gross vehicle weight is rated at 54,000 pounds.
The UNIC hydraulic crane is rated at 14,000 pounds capacity with a reach of 55 feet, making it well suited to medium-to-heavy lifting tasks at extended radius. Additional chassis features include a differential lock for improved traction on uneven or loose ground, and a Hendrickson four-bag air suspension system, which helps manage load distribution and ride quality under heavy crane configurations. The truck rides on tires described as good. This unit was formerly operated as a municipal truck, suggesting a maintained, fleet-service history prior to its current listing as used equipment, offered at $89,500 from Idaho, USA.
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