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    About Truck-Mounted Digger Derricks

    Digger derricks fall into two main subcategories: truck-mounted and track digger derricks. The former type is a boom-and-auger digging mechanism mounted on the back of a medium- or heavy-duty truck.

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    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Hours: 5,300
    Location: Canton, Ohio
    Seller: Sunrise Equipment Co.
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Claxton, Georgia
    Stock Number: 4466
    Location: Canton, Ohio
    Seller: Sunrise Equipment Co.
    Hours: 3,782
    Location: San Antonio, Texas
    Hours: 6,200
    Location: Edgerton, Wisconsin
    Seller: PETTIT TRUCKS & EQ
    Hours: 3
    Location: St. Augustine, Florida
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE9VDWY1573
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE9VDWY1542
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE3VDWY1567
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE5VDWY1537
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE2VDWY1558
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE7VDWY1541
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE6VDWY1515
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE1VDWY1552
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE7VDWY1474
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE2VDWY1494
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE1VDWY1485
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE1VDWY1471
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE2VDWY1477
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE7VDWY1460
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE1VDWY9389
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALDCXFE3VDWY1505
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Lindale, Texas
    Seller: Specialty Fleet Sales & Rentals
    Serial Number: 3ALACXFE8VDWY1356
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALACXFEXVDWY1374
    Location: Kansas City, Missouri
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source
    Serial Number: 3ALACXFE1VDWY9136
    Location: Union Grove, Wisconsin
    Seller: Custom Truck One Source

    About Truck-Mounted Digger Derricks

    A truck-mounted digger derrick is a piece of specialized construction equipment that’s mounted to a truck propelled on a set of wheels, most commonly with air-filled tires. These machines prominently feature a boom-mounted auger on a rotating turret designed to dig holes for a number of industrial and utility applications, including lifting and setting utility poles, setting screw anchors, moving heavy materials, lifting personnel in buckets, and more. Truck-mounted digger derricks are sometimes referred to as “radial boom derricks.”


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    Features Of Truck-Mounted Digger Derricks

    Truck-mounted digger derricks are often outfitted with one or more winches, pole claws, and guides for help in lifting and setting utility poles. They also tend to require outriggers for added stability when drilling or when working with large, heavy payloads. The term “digger derrick” is often used to describe both the machine that performs the digging, and the vehicle to which the crane-like machine is attached. The boom of the digger derrick unfolds to increase the machine’s horizontal or vertical reach, then folds to make the machine easier to transport. Depending on the size of the vehicle, a truck-mounted digger derrick can be equipped with two or three axles.

    Find The Right Truck-Mounted Digger Derrick

    The medium- or heavy-duty truck portion of a truck-mounted digger derrick and the crane portion often have different manufacturers. Common digger derrick truck manufacturers include Chevrolet, Ford, Freightliner, GMC, and International. Popular manufacturers of digger derrick cranes available on CraneTrader.com include Altec, Pitman, Telelect, Terex, and others. If you’re looking for track digger derricks, click here.