IVECO 190.26 Iveco FIAT SPA TORINO - LeeBur hook lift system - 4x2 hook lift truck
























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- 4x2
= Remarks =
Superstructure
Construction year: 1989
Material: Staal
The Iveco 190.26 is a 1985 4x2 hook lift truck equipped with a LeeBur LBS hook lift system (1989). It has an empty weight of 8,500 kg, a payload of 7,500 kg and is powered by a 170 HP 6-cylinder diesel engine with an 8-speed manual transmission.
The truck has 156,672 km on the odometer and is fitted with a 2-seat day cab. It rides on 305/70 R22.5 tyres.
The vehicle was first registered in 1985.
= More information =
General information
Number of doors: 2
Cab: single, day
Registration number: 732ARZ
Axle configuration
Tyre size: 305/70 R22.5
Front axle: Steering
Functional
Make of bodywork: Leebur LBS
Extendable superstructure: Yes
Interior
Number of seats: 2
Condition
General condition: good
Technical condition: good
Visual appearance: good
Number of keys: 2