MAN TGS 26.400 Spitzer 24 m3 flour flour truck



















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For sale: MAN TGS 26.400 6x2 LL truck equipped with a 24 m³ Spitzer flour tanker body.
The truck was manufactured in 2010, while the Spitzer tanker body was built in 2001. It is reliable, regularly serviced, and ready to go straight to work.
Technical Specifications
Chassis Year: 2010
Mileage: 678,187 km
Engine: 10,518 cm³ diesel
Power: 294 kW (400 HP)
Emission Standard: Euro 5
Axle Configuration: 6x2
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW): 26,000 kg
Unladen Weight: 10,800 kg
Body: 24 m³ Spitzer flour tanker (2001)
Equipment
GHH compressor
24 m³ Spitzer tanker
Additional Information
The vehicle has been regularly maintained and is ready for immediate operation. It has been used exclusively for flour transportation, and the tanker has only carried food-grade products. The truck is in good mechanical condition and has been carefully maintained, making it an excellent choice for transporting flour and other bulk food-grade materials.
This vehicle is ready to work immediately and represents a reliable solution for bulk food transport.