MAN 19463 timber truck
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12,430 kg
Belgium, Antwerpen
3,890 kg
Italy, Vicenza, Thiene
Hungary, Budapest
Austria, Liezen
Netherlands, Breda
10,000 kg
Finland, Sastamala
Germany, Saarlouis
13,000 kg
Spain, Lucena City
Romania, Bucharest
10,030 kg
Spain, Aparan
Portugal
Germany, Haßfurt
United Kingdom, stoke on trent
8,790 kg
Netherlands, Made
Germany, Burghaun
Hungary, Kecskemet
MAN TGS 19.463, 6x6, Series 3, Model Year 1997, equipped with a hydraulic timber loading crane. A heavy-duty truck designed for forestry operations, timber loading and transportation. The 6x6 all-wheel-drive system provides excellent off-road capability, making it suitable for demanding forestry and rough-terrain conditions.
The truck is ideal for loading, transporting and handling logs and timber directly in forest areas.