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    2015 Western Star 4800 Boom Truck

    Davenport, FL

    Closing: Thu, Nov 19

  • Closing: Thu, Nov 19

  • RO 175-73 32000 lb Straight Boom on 1988 International F1954 6x4 Boom Truck
    Make offer on IronPlanet
  • 2004 Elliott 1800 36000 lb Straight Boom on 1995 Freightliner FL80 6x4 Boom Truck

    Richibucto Road, Canada

    .

    47,856 mi

    $47,800CAD

    or make offer

  • Timed auction

    Closing: Thu, Nov 5

    Bid on IronPlanet
  • Manitex 5096S Straight Boom on 2014 Kenworth T800 8x6 Boom Truck

    Timed auction

    Closing: Thu, Nov 5

  • Altec AC38-127S-EJOD Straight Boom on 2011 Peterbilt 365 8x6 Boom Truck
    $127,500USD

    or make offer

  • 2010 Hiab 288 E-6 Hipro 15880 lb Knuckle Boom on 2012 Kenworth T800 6x4 Flatbed Truck
    $95,500CAD

    or make offer

  • 1996 Peterbilt 357 Boom Truck

    Idaho Falls, ID

    .

    612,747 mi

    $40,000USD

    or make offer

  • National 600C 34000 lb Straight Boom on 2000 International 2674 6x4 Boom Truck
    Lot 2483

    Calgary, Canada

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

  • Closing: Tue, Nov 17

  • Hiab 322-EP-5 Hipro 10000 kg Knuckle Boom on 2013 Mack GU813 6x4 Boom Truck

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

  • 2007 Effer 75 Knuckle Boom on 2008 Peterbilt 325 4x2 Boom Truck

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

  • 2006 GMC C5500 4x4 Boom Truck
    Lot 2496

    Nisku, Canada

    .

    17,945 mi

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

  • 2005 Effer 170 5S Knuckle Boom on 2006 Freightliner M2 106 4x2 Boom Truck

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

  • 2008 PM 6280 lb Knuckle Boom on 2009 Freightliner M2106 4x2 Boom Truck

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

  • 2015 Hiab XS 435K HiPro 9000 lb on 2016 Western Star 4900SB 8x6 Boom Truck

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

  • Hiab 045-3 2500 kg Knuckle Boom on 2007 GMC C5500 4x4 Boom Truck

    Closing: Wed, Nov 4

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Boom trucks mount a crane on a truck chassis or flatbed, letting one vehicle lift, place, and haul materials without a separate crane rental. The three main styles - knuckle boom, telescopic boom, and cherry picker - differ in how the arm works and what job it's built for.

What's the difference between a knuckle boom, telescopic boom, and cherry picker truck?

A knuckle boom (articulating boom) folds at multiple joints like an elbow, collapsing into a compact footprint behind the cab - ideal for tight delivery sites and unloading material directly off the truck bed. A telescopic boom extends in a straight line for maximum reach and lift height on open sites. A cherry picker (bucket truck) replaces the hook or grapple with a personnel bucket to lift a worker rather than material - common on utility and tree-trimming trucks.

Shopping specifically for an articulating crane? See our dedicated knuckle boom truck & picker truck buying guide for sizing and inspection details.

What should I check before bidding on a used boom truck?

Cycle the boom through its full range to check for smooth, even movement at every joint, look for oil leaks at cylinder seals and pivot pins, check the outriggers for wear and full extension, and ask for load chart documentation confirming rated capacity at your working radius.

We offer multiple ways to buy a boom truck: live onsite auctions, online auctions, buy now, or make offer.

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