****FRESH ANNUAL AERIAL INSPECTION**** The wheelbase of the truck is 193''. The tread on the front tires are 23/32 and the tread on the rear tires are 25/32. Cab to axle is 122''. The bed of the truck is 16' lo ..... read more
377474 Cranetrader https://machinelista.com/machine/skyhoist-sx57-lift-truck/
good truck, runs great, clean, nice boom, good bed,
377407 Cranetrader https://machinelista.com/machine/skyhoist-sr53-lift-truck/
This is an Elliott H7-MHUS crane/digger/basket bucket truck on a 2006 International 7400 6x4. This has a 75’work height and a 60.5′ sheave height. This is powered by a DT570 and a 5-speed automatic transmis ..... read more
376270 Cranetrader https://machinelista.com/machine/elliott-h70fd-lift-truck/
****FRESH ANNUAL AERIAL INSPECTION AND DI-ELECTRIC TEST**** The wheelbase of the truck is 188''. The tread on the front tires are 19/32 and the tread on the rear tires are 29/32. The bed of the truck is 17' lon ..... read more
375875 Cranetrader https://machinelista.com/machine/elliott-eci-3-45-lift-truck-2/
2010 Elliott A 41 – SN: 5061 46’ platform working height Working side reach 29’ 9’ outrigger spread Single personnel basket 350# capacity Onboard inverter 110 V Dodge Chassis w 5.9 diesel engine Automat ..... read more
375695 Cranetrader https://machinelista.com/machine/elliott-a41-lift-truck/
An aerial platform lift truck is a type of powered industrial vehicle fitted with an elevating work platform, allowing operators to reach elevated areas safely while remaining on the truck's platform. These machines are commonly used for maintenance, construction, inspection, and other tasks that require working at height. They are sometimes referred to as aerial work platforms or boom lift trucks, names buyers frequently use when searching for this equipment.
Within the cranes and lifting industry, aerial platform lift trucks serve a range of applications where stable, mobile elevated access is required. Manufacturers such as Elliot and Skyhoist produce equipment of this type that appears in the used machinery market.
Current used inventory originates from sellers located across the United States, including Ohio, Nebraska, and Tennessee, reflecting the broad geographic distribution of this equipment throughout North American industry.
Listings and specifications are provided by sellers and change frequently. Please confirm details with the seller before purchase.