Van Hool 20FT Tipping-chassis (20 degrees tipping angle, 24V operated) / container chassis semi-trailer
≈ US$10,370
Roosendaal
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Netherlands 
27,440 kg
Net weight
4,560 kg
Netherlands, Roosendaal
33,800 kg
Net weight
5,200 kg
Netherlands, Roosendaal
35,700 kg
Net weight
3,300 kg
Netherlands, Ossendrecht
Netherlands, Giessen
Netherlands, Giessen
35,050 kg
Net weight
3,950 kg
Netherlands, Roosendaal
34,700 kg
Net weight
3,300 kg
Netherlands, Vuren
35,200 kg
Net weight
3,800 kg
Netherlands, Ossendrecht
35,200 kg
Net weight
3,800 kg
Netherlands, Ossendrecht
35,200 kg
Net weight
3,800 kg
Netherlands, Ossendrecht
35,710 kg
Net weight
3,290 kg
Netherlands, Roosendaal
Netherlands, Giessen
Netherlands, Giessen
35,330 kg
Net weight
3,670 kg
Netherlands, Hulst
35,200 kg
Net weight
3,800 kg
Netherlands, Ossendrecht
31,540 kg
Net weight
6,460 kg
Netherlands, Vuren
35,160 kg
Net weight
3,840 kg
Netherlands, Goes
Netherlands, Son en Breugel
35,160 kg
Net weight
3,840 kg
Netherlands, Goes
35,160 kg
Net weight
3,840 kg
Netherlands, Goes
- ADR
- Air suspension
- Disc brakes
= Remarks =
nice and well-functioning 2003 Van Hool 20FT tipper chassis with ABS/EBS, SAF axles with disc brakes (intradisc), 2 x lift axles, ADR (EXII, EXIII, FL, AT), tips up to 20 degrees on 24V, unladen weight: 5,300kg, max mass: 39,000kg, 385/65-R22.5 tyres (tread left: 9/10/7mm; tread right: 11/10/8mm), Dutch registration
= More information =
Axle configuration
Tyre size: 385/65 R22,5
Brakes: disc brakes
Suspension: air suspension
Rear axle 1: Max. axle load: 9000 kg; Tyre profile left: 55%; Tyre profile right: 70%
Rear axle 2: Max. axle load: 9000 kg; Tyre profile left: 65%; Tyre profile right: 65%
Rear axle 3: Max. axle load: 9000 kg; Tyre profile left: 45%; Tyre profile right: 50%
Functional
Make of bodywork: Van Hool 3B2013
Condition
General condition: very good
Technical condition: very good
Visual appearance: very good
Identification
Registration number: OH-89-FS
Additional information
Please contact Arne Honingh for more information