This 1982 Fruehauf is a tipping semi-trailer — sometimes referred to as a tipper trailer — designed for the bulk transport and rear discharge of loose materials such as soil, aggregate, sand, and demolition waste. Fruehauf is a long-established name in the semi-trailer industry, known for producing robust freight and specialist trailers for road haulage and heavy-duty transport applications across Europe and beyond.
The trailer runs on two axles with leaf spring suspension throughout, giving it a straightforward and durable mechanical setup well suited to rough loading conditions. Braking is handled by drum brakes on both axles, a conventional arrangement common to trailers of this generation. All four wheel positions are fitted with 385/65 R 22.5 tyres. Tread depth varies by axle: the tyres on rear axle one show 10% remaining profile on both left and right sides, while those on rear axle two have 20% profile remaining on both sides — figures that give a clear and honest picture of the current tyre condition.
The cargo floor sits at a loading height of 142 centimetres, and the body tips to the rear, which is the standard configuration for discharging bulk loads directly behind the trailer. The seller reports no damage to the unit, and the overall condition is described as good and functional.
Priced at €5,500, this trailer is located in the Netherlands and represents a working used unit with straightforward specifications and no recorded damage.
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