This 2018 Ford F450 features a Versalift TEL-29-EIH insulated telescopic aerial platform, making it an ideal bucket truck for a wide range of utility and service applications. With a 34-foot working height and 300 lb platform capacity, this unit is designed for safe and efficient jobsite performance. The truck is fitted with an upgraded Dakota steel service body, offering numerous storage options and accessibility features.

Equipped with essential safety features, full body harness, advanced lighting, and emergency power system, this bucket truck is suitable for demanding utility and maintenance tasks. As always, we provide nationwide sales, service, and parts support for this equipment. Aerial equipment, like this bucket truck, is also available for rental.

Chassis Specifications

• Model: 2018 Ford F450 4×4 Chassis Cab
• Engine: 6.8L V10 Gas
• Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): 16,000 lbs
• Mileage (as of Apr 29, 2026): 96,561 miles
• Engine Hours (as of Apr 29, 2026): 6,313 hours
• Color: Oxford White Exterior / Medium Earth Gray Interior
• Drive: 4×4
• Tires: 225/70R19.5G Traction Tires

Bucket Truck Specifications

• Manufacturer/Model: Versalift TEL-29-EIH
• Type: Insulated, End-Mounted Platform
• Platform Lift Height: 28 ft. 9 in. (8.76 m)
• Working Height: 34 ft.
• Platform Capacity: 300 lbs (136 kg)
• Platform Controls: Full pressure Unitrol single-lever w/ TruGuard safety system, 180° rotation
• Insulation: 42 in. (1.07 m) gap, ANSI A92.2 Category C (46 KV & below)
• Rotation: Continuous, unrestricted
• Emergency Power: 12VDC hydraulic backup system
• Slide-Out Platform: 24 in. x 30 in. x 42 in. fiberglass
• Incl. Accessories: Full body harness, 2 operator’s manuals, emergency controls, strobes, fire extinguisher

Service Body Specifications

• Manufacturer: Dakota Bodies
• Dimensions: 132″ L x 40″ H x 94″ W
• Tailshelf: 30″ tread plate, walk-up step w/ grab handles
• Compartmentation: Multiple adjustable shelves/dividers, hot stick shelf, wheel chock storage, material hooks