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Aerial: Dur-A-Lift DTA2-35FP – #ML509
Chassis: Ford F550
Additional Specs: Dur-A-Lift DTA2-35FP | 41′ working height, 27’8″ side reach | telescopic articulating bucket truck | insulated | fiberglass basket
Build completed by the Chattanooga branch of ML Utilities: This aerial system provides the reach and reliability required for railroad infrastructure maintenance and repair work. The unit is designed to handle the unique demands of trackside operations.
The DTA2-35FP is part of Dur-A-Lift’s DTA2 series—a compact line of telescopic articulating bucket trucks offering working heights from 41 to 45 feet. Built for flexibility, the series offers a range of options including fiberglass or aluminum baskets, side- or end-hung platforms, insulated or non-insulated designs, and multiple chassis, body, and tailshelf configurations. Whether you’re navigating narrow city streets, tackling routine maintenance, or updating your entire fleet, there’s a DTA2 model built to match your job.
Learn more about the DTA2 series here.
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