Description :

Available now in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, this 2022 DINO 92RXTE boom lift for sale is a late-model electric rough-terrain aerial lift offering nearly 92 feet of working height, substantial horizontal outreach, four-wheel drive, outrigger stabilization, and only 656 reported run hours.

The seller has now reduced the asking price from $159,500 to $158,500 OBO and is ready to sell. Serious buyers are encouraged to make a reasonable offer.

Seller-reported highlights include indoor storage, very clean condition, only 826 total reported hours, and warranty coverage reportedly remaining through January 2027.

For buyers comparing DINO lifts currently advertised on the market, the combination of price, hours, condition, storage history, and remaining reported warranty deserves close consideration.

Price Reduced to $158,500 OBO

The asking price has now been lowered another $1,000, from $159,500 to $158,500 OBO.

The seller is motivated to get the machine sold and is willing to consider serious, realistic offers from qualified buyers.

This is especially important because exact-model DINO 92RXTE machines are relatively uncommon on the used market. Buyers should compare more than simply the advertised price when evaluating available units.

Year, operating hours, battery configuration, storage history, warranty status, condition, certification, and overall machine history can make a significant difference in value.

Market Comparison — How This 92RXTE Stacks Up

Recent advertised-market examples help put the $158,500 asking price into perspective.

A pre-owned 2022 DINO 92RXTE has recently been advertised at approximately $174,900. That machine was advertised as lithium-ion powered with approximately 560 operating hours.

A new 2025 DINO 92RXTE has been advertised at approximately $224,900.

An older 2020 DINO 92RXT has also been advertised around $124,900, but that unit reportedly had approximately 3,200 hours and is the RXT rather than this electric RXTE configuration.

These examples demonstrate why advertised price alone does not provide a complete comparison.

At $158,500 OBO, this Chambersburg machine is approximately $16,400 below the advertised asking price of another pre-owned 2022 92RXTE and approximately $66,400 below the advertised price of a new 2025 92RXTE.

The lower-priced older RXT example illustrates the other side of the market: buyers may find less expensive machines, but age, hours, power configuration, condition, and remaining warranty can be substantially different.

Market listings are asking-price comparisons rather than confirmed sale prices and may change or be withdrawn. Buyers should independently compare each machine before making a purchase decision.

Low Hours Matter When Comparing Used Lifts

This machine currently shows:

• 656 reported run hours
• 826 reported total hours
• 2022 model year
• Indoor storage reported by seller
• Very clean seller-reported condition
• Warranty reportedly through January 2027

Those details are important when comparing this machine with older, higher-hour lifts that may initially appear less expensive.

This DINO is not being marketed simply as the cheapest boom lift available. The value proposition is the combination of a later model year, relatively low reported use, compact high-reach design, seller-reported condition, and aggressive asking price.

Buyers should verify both hour meters and determine exactly how DINO records moving, operating, run, and total hours when comparing this machine against other listings.

Nearly 92 Feet of Working Height

Manufacturer information for the DINO 92RXTE lists approximately:

• 91 ft 10 in maximum working height
• 85 ft maximum platform height
• 52 ft 6 in maximum horizontal outreach
• Approximately 507 lb standard platform capacity
• Continuous boom rotation
• Proportional boom controls
• Fly-jib capability
• Outrigger stabilization

The combination of working height and horizontal reach makes this machine useful where operators need to reach over obstacles rather than simply travel vertically.

That capability can be particularly valuable around trees, buildings, rooflines, industrial facilities, commercial properties, churches, campuses, and other locations where direct positioning beneath the work area may not be practical.

Lightweight High-Reach Design

One of the defining characteristics of the DINO RXT/RXTE platform is its ability to deliver considerable reach without the transport weight associated with many traditional large construction boom lifts.

Manufacturer information lists RXTE weight at approximately:

• 10,715 lb with lithium configuration
• 11,244 lb with AGM configuration

Exact battery configuration and actual machine weight should be verified before transportation.

Published transport dimensions are approximately:

• 19 ft 1 in transport length
• 81 in transport width
• 7 ft 9 in transport height

This relatively compact transport envelope can make the 92RXTE attractive to contractors and tree-service operations that regularly move equipment between jobsites.

Rough-Terrain Mobility with Outrigger Stability

The DINO 92RXTE combines self-propelled mobility with hydraulic stabilization.

Manufacturer-listed features commonly include:

• Four-wheel drive
• Two-wheel steering
• Four-wheel steering
• Crab steering
• Oscillating front axle
• Hydraulic outriggers
• Automatic leveling
• Up to approximately 40% gradeability
• Low-ground-pressure design
• Drive capability from the basket
• Up to approximately 6 mph travel speed in transport position

These features allow the machine to maneuver through environments that can be difficult for larger conventional construction booms.

The outriggers then provide a stabilized working footprint once positioned.

Buyers should operate and inspect every drive, steering, outrigger, leveling, boom, basket, emergency-lowering, and safety function before purchase.

Electric Operation

The RXTE is the electric-powered version of DINO's RXT platform.

Manufacturer information indicates that the model has been offered with AGM and lithium battery configurations, depending on the individual machine.

The exact battery chemistry on this particular unit should be confirmed.

Electric operation can be valuable for:

• Indoor facility maintenance
• Noise-sensitive environments
• Residential tree work
• Schools and universities
• Commercial properties
• Warehouses
• Manufacturing plants
• Municipal facilities
• Churches
• Campuses
• Environmentally sensitive jobsites

Battery condition is a major consideration when purchasing any used electric aerial lift. Buyers should verify battery chemistry, age, charging history, charger operation, available capacity, battery-management information, and expected remaining service life.

Strong Tree-Service and Arborist Application

This 92RXTE deserves particular consideration from professional tree-service operations.

The machine provides the substantial height and outreach needed for many tree-care applications while remaining considerably different from a traditional heavy construction boom.

Potential applications include:

• Tree pruning
• Crown reduction
• Deadwood removal
• Storm cleanup
• Municipal tree maintenance
• Commercial landscape work
• Cemetery maintenance
• Campus tree work
• Residential tree-service projects
• Property-management operations

Although buyers frequently search for machines in this capability range using terms such as 92-foot spider lift, the DINO 92RXTE is a wheeled self-propelled lift rather than a tracked spider lift.

Its outriggers, lightweight design, low ground pressure, maneuverability, substantial reach, and compact transport dimensions nevertheless make it worth comparing with tracked compact lifts.

Stored Indoors and Described as Very Clean

The seller reports that the lift has been stored indoors and describes the machine as very clean.

Indoor storage can be an important comparison point on an aerial lift because the machine contains electrical controls, hydraulic systems, wiring, batteries, switches, boom components, safety equipment, decals, and other components that are continuously exposed when equipment is stored outdoors.

Buyers should still perform an independent inspection, but storage history should be considered alongside price and hours when evaluating comparable machines.

Warranty Reportedly Through January 2027

The seller reports that warranty coverage remains through January 2027.

Remaining warranty coverage could add meaningful value compared with older equipment that is completely outside the manufacturer's warranty period.

Buyers should independently confirm:

• The exact warranty expiration date
• What components remain covered
• Any exclusions
• Maintenance requirements
• Whether coverage transfers to a new owner
• Whether battery components are covered
• Whether travel or labor charges apply

Trustworthy Equipment LLC does not provide or guarantee the manufacturer warranty.

Seller Is Ready to Sell — Make an Offer

The price reduction to $158,500 OBO is intended to generate serious buyer activity.

The seller is ready to move the machine and is open to discussing a reasonable offer with a qualified buyer.

For someone already shopping for a late-model DINO 92RXTE, high-reach compact boom, electric arborist lift, or lightweight rough-terrain aerial platform, this machine provides an opportunity to buy below other recently advertised exact-model asking prices while retaining relatively low reported use and seller-reported warranty coverage.

Financing assistance may be available to qualified buyers through independent financing providers.

Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent shipping providers.

Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing this machine on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party.

Buyers are encouraged to inspect the lift, verify its current condition and specifications, review available documentation, and confirm all information important to the purchase.