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    2000 International 2674 6x4 SR#

    2000 International 2674 6x4 SR# 3798

    • Manufacturer: International
    • Model: 2674
    • Horsepower: 370 hp
    • Gross weight: 13,600 kg

    A 2000 International Altec D3050-TR with a 50 foot sheave height. Boom has a desirable working height, stand up controls, a remote control, and upper controls to pin on a bucket. The truck has a locking rear diff...

    $39,500 USD

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    Est. $743/mo

    Canton, OH
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    45′ Altec D845BR on a

    45′ Altec D845BR on a 1991 Ford F800

    • Manufacturer: Ford
    • Model: F800
    • Horsepower: 250 hp
    • Gross weight: 14,968 kg

    45′ Altec D845BR mounted on a 1991 Ford F800. This unit is being sold as a parts truck. Sold AS-IS SR# 3768 $3,500.00

    $3,500 USD
    Canton, OH
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    1979 Wood Tiger M-4 South

    1979 Wood Tiger M-4 South Eastern Wood Tiger

    • Manufacturer: Wood Tiger M-4

    This is a Texoma 330-25 tracked digger mounted on a Wood Tiger M-4 military tractor. This Texoma pressure digger is powered by a 6V53 Detroit Diesel and a 12000 Funk 4-speed transmission and can drill down to a d...

    $79,500 USD

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    Est. $1,496/mo

    Canton, OH

Overview

Digger derricks are versatile pieces of equipment used primarily in utility and construction industries for drilling holes and setting poles. They come equipped with augers for digging and booms for lifting, making them essential for tasks like installing utility poles, streetlights, and signage.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used digger derrick?

Check the condition of the auger, boom, and hydraulic systems. Review maintenance records and inspect for any structural damage or excessive wear.

How do I ensure the digger derrick is shipped safely to my location?

Use a transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly secured, and consider using protective covers during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a digger derrick?

Regularly check hydraulic fluid levels, inspect the auger and boom for wear, and lubricate moving parts. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.