ISUZU FVR 14-18m Bucket Truck
At the heart of this machine lies the world-renowned ISUZU FVR chassis. Known globally for its rugged durability and fuel efficiency, the Qingling Isuzu FVR provides a stable, powerful foundation. With a powerful diesel engine and an automatic or manual transmission option, this bucket truck for sale offers superior driving comfort and reliability, ensuring you reach your destination safely and start work immediately.
GVW (Kg)
18000
Power(PS/Rpm)
240-325 PS
Working Height(m)
14-18
Transmission
8MT/9MT
Wheelbase-WB(Mm)
4500
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ISUZU FVR 14-18m Bucket Truck For Sale
The folding boom design (knuckle boom) provides superior maneuverability compared to straight stick models. The multi-articulating arms can navigate around obstacles like power lines, branches, and building structures with ease. This makes our ISUZU China 18m bucket truck the ideal choice for complex urban environments and tight backyard access.
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Isuzu Manlift Truck Power Source and Multi-mode Operation
Modern folding boom aerial work platforms are highly capable in terms of power configuration and functional versatility.Multi-functional Capability: The folding boom structure inherently combines aerial work capabilities with lifting capacity. Many models feature hooks or quick-change devices on the work basket, allowing them to be easily converted into small cranes. This significantly improves equipment utilization. -
Qingling Bucket Truck Intelligent and Safety Assistance
Intelligent Monitoring and Diagnostics: Equipped with an electronic display screen to monitor vehicle status in real-time (such as tilt angle, wind speed, load, fault codes, etc.). It also features an electronic timer to facilitate maintenance and servicing.Safety Warning Systems: Features multiple safety safeguards, including upper boom angle limiters, bi-directional balance valves, emergency stop buttons, and an emergency pump (used when the main power source fails).
ISUZU FVR 14-18m Bucket Truck Specifications
Cab seats
2+1
Drive type
4x2
Engine Make
ISUZU
Wheelbase
4500mm
Engine Model
6HK1
Front Axle
6,300kg
Egnine
240-325 HP
Rear Axle
13,000kg
Displacement
7,790ml
Transmission
8MT/9MT
Emission Standard
Euro 4/5/6
Number of Tire
6+1
Tire Size
295/80R22.5 18PR
Overall Size
9800x2600x3820mm
Working Platform Size
1100x700x1150mm
Working Height
14-18m
ISUZU FVR 14-18m Bucket Truck Parameter
Safety is non-negotiable in the aerial platform truck industry. Our aerial lift truck is equipped with state-of-the-art safety features:
Dual Control Systems: Operate the boom from the basket (up to 18m) or from the ground, ensuring control is always within reach.
Automatic Leveling Outriggers: H-type stabilizers deploy quickly to provide a rock-solid base, preventing tipping on uneven terrain.
Emergency Descent System: Hydraulic and manual backup systems ensure operators can return to the ground safely even during a power failure.
Intelligent Alarms: Overload and over-angle sensors provide real-time warnings.
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What’s the difference between boom lifts and scissor lifts in terms of wind resistance?
Boom lifts (articulating/ telescopic): Safe in winds up to 28-40 km/h (17-25 mph) due to their higher center of gravity. Scissor lifts: Can handle slightly stronger winds (up to 48 km/h or 30 mph) because of their stable, vertical movement. -
Can aerial work platforms operate on uneven terrain?
Yes! Rough-terrain AWPs with 4WD, outriggers, and pneumatic tires are designed for slopes up to 10-15°. Some models have auto-leveling systems for added safety. -
How long do AWP batteries last on a single charge?
Electric-powered AWPs typically run for 6-10 hours, depending on: ✔ Battery capacity (e.g., 48V/80Ah lithium-ion) ✔ Usage intensity (continuous lifting vs. intermittent work) ✔ Temperature (cold weather reduces efficiency) -
Are there hybrid aerial lifts that combine fuel and electric power?
Yes! Hybrid AWPs use diesel engines for mobility and electric power for silent operation in indoor/urban settings. Ideal for sites with noise restrictions. -
What’s the safest way to rescue an operator if an AWP malfunctions at height?
Protocol includes: ✔ Emergency lowering systems (manual or battery backup) ✔ Harness attachment points for controlled descent ✔ On-ground training for coworkers to assist in emergencies