Selling my kboom hooklift

[Kottonwood]

Hey guys,

I'm testing the waters here. I've gotten out of tree work(for real this time), I do mostly construction now and this truck really just isn't the right fit for me. It's an awesome truck and perfect for tree work.

2007 sterling lt7500 64k gvw. 330hp Mercedes. It has a water meth injection kit which bumps it over 400hp. If you don't know about water meth, look it up, it's amazing. Truck is in very good condition with all maintenance up to date. New tires, good brakes, oil change etc. Absolutely no rust on this thing. Has ampliroll 33k hook lift that was new about a year ago.

The crane works great but would need some minor work to get certified. A couple minor leaks, new stickers, etc.

Truck will come with 30 yard heavy duty box and a 20 foot flatbed. Also amsteel slings, lift tarp, straps, chains, and even two communication helmets! Everything you need to put it to work right away.


Asking 165k, all serious offers will be considered. Located in Colorado.

 

[Kottonwood]

Oh.... I should mention...I might accept cash plus trades. Equipment/trucks must be in as good or better condition as mine, NO JUNK!

 

[samsquatch]

Not trying to come off in the wrong way, but your price seems way too high. Compared to what I’ve seen for used kbooms, as I am currently in the market for one. Looks like a nice truck though!

 

[Jonny]

Seems like all trucks are going for significantly more than they were 3 years ago. It’s a seller’s market these days.

 

[Kottonwood]

Not trying to come off in the wrong way, but your price seems way too high. Compared to what I’ve seen for used kbooms, as I am currently in the market for one. Looks like a nice truck though!

Edit.... Because I don't really feel like I owe you a polite explanation.

Go ahead and buy one of those cheap k boom hook lifts out there, I know there are probably plenty, though I've not checked in a while. Keep your price bashing to yourself.

If anyone else is actually interested and wants to check it out, hear about all the recent work and updates, as well as negotiate on price, please feel free to message me.

 

[samsquatch]

Edit.... Because I don't really feel like I owe you a polite explanation.

Go ahead and buy one of those cheap k boom hook lifts out there, I know there are probably plenty, though I've not checked in a while. Keep your price bashing to yourself.

If anyone else is actually interested and wants to check it out, hear about all the recent work and updates, as well as negotiate on price, please feel free to message me.

Edit: didn’t realize this was a hook lift also.. That’s worth something to some.

 

[Kottonwood]

Edit: didn’t realize this was a hook lift also.. That’s worth something to some.

Wow, thanks for taking the time to comment on my post to complain about the price without even taking the time to read the ad... or the title of the post..... Good luck in your search for a cheap crane, I am sure with your level of attention to detail cranework is going to be a wonderful addition to your mechanic's business.

 

[samsquatch]

Wow, thanks for taking the time to comment on my post to complain about the price without even taking the time to read the ad... or the title of the post..... Good luck in your search for a cheap crane, I am sure with your level of attention to detail cranework is going to be a wonderful addition to your mechanic's business.

Dude, tf? Your attitude ain’t going to get too far around here.

 

[Kottonwood]

Seems like all trucks are going for significantly more than they were 3 years ago. It’s a seller’s market these days.

I was gonna list it cheaper, my buddies convinced me to go high due to current market. All offers will be considered. I've also bought a ton of used equipment in my life, including 3 cranes. I usually spend at least a few weeks or months and thousands of dollars working through every detail to get equipment up to my standards, this truck is no exception. It looks pretty and It's ready to work as is, it is also currently scheduled to have the last of the minor things on the crane fixed up to get it OSHA inspected. I'm also planning on adding a hitch soon. If it doesn't sell I'll gladly keep it.... Nothing wrong with having a crane that's just a bit bigger than what I need/want. If it sells I want to get a smaller kboom on a single axle truck, I just don't need the capacity of this truck for construction work.