This 1987 Fruehauf is a tipping semi-trailer — sometimes referred to as a tipper trailer — designed to carry and discharge bulk loads such as aggregates, soil, demolition waste, and similar loose materials by raising the body to tip the contents out through the rear. Fruehauf is a long-established name in the semi-trailer industry, with a history of supplying general-purpose, specialist, and bulk-transport trailers to haulage and construction operations across Europe and beyond.
The trailer runs on two axles with leaf spring suspension throughout, giving it a robust, low-maintenance chassis well suited to the demands of construction-site and quarry work. Braking is by drum brakes on both axles. The tipping action is rear-discharge, and the body is fitted with rear doors to control the release of material. The cargo floor sits at a height of 150 cm from the ground.
Each axle carries 445/65 R22.5 tyres. The first rear axle has a maximum permitted axle load of 10,500 kg, and the second rear axle is rated to 12,500 kg; tyre tread depth on all four tyre positions is reported at 20%. No damage is noted on the trailer.
The unit is located in the Netherlands and is offered for sale at €5,500, sold without warranty.
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