This 1998 International 4700 bucket truck is a well-equipped, work-ready unit built to handle demanding job site conditions. With a 52-foot platform height, it provides excellent reach for utility work, signage, lighting, tree service, and general contractor applications. Whether you’re servicing overhead lines or working on elevated structures, this truck delivers the height and stability professionals require.

Power comes from a dependable International V8 diesel engine paired with a 6+ speed manual transmission, offering strong torque, durability, and long-term reliability. Known for their rugged commercial-duty design, the 4700 series trucks are built to withstand heavy use while maintaining serviceability and straightforward maintenance. This particular truck shows low miles, adding significant value and extending its service life potential.

The aerial system is fully functional and operates smoothly, with controls located both in the bucket and at the ground level for safe and efficient operation. The 52-foot working height provides substantial vertical access while maintaining a stable platform for technicians and equipment.

In addition to its lift capabilities, this truck is outfitted with a 10,000-watt generator and 250-amp welder, making it a highly versatile mobile workstation. This setup allows you to power tools, operate equipment, and perform on-site welding without the need for additional support vehicles. It’s an ideal configuration for field repair, fabrication, and remote job sites.

The utility body offers ample exterior storage compartments, providing organized space for tools, hardware, safety equipment, and materials. The compartments are designed for durability and easy access, helping keep crews efficient and organized throughout the workday.

Everything on this truck is reported to be in proper working order, making it a turnkey solution for businesses looking to add immediate capability to their fleet. If you’re in the market for a dependable, low-mileage bucket truck with strong lift height, onboard power generation, and solid commercial-grade engineering, this 1998 International 4700 deserves serious consideration. Come see it in person and put it to work.