This Fruehauf D33C is a tipping semi-trailer — sometimes referred to as a tipper trailer — designed to haul bulk materials such as aggregates, sand, soil, and demolition waste, then discharge the load by raising the body and releasing it through the rear. Fruehauf is a long-established name in the semi-trailer industry, with a history of supplying haulage and freight operators across Europe and beyond with a wide range of trailer types.
This 2000-built example is a two-axle unit configured for rear tipping, meaning the body tilts backward and the load exits through the rear doors with which the trailer is equipped. The cargo floor sits at a height of 150 cm, which is a standard working height for coupling with heavy tipper tractor units.
Both axles are rear axles, each rated to a maximum axle load of 10,500 kg, giving a combined axle load capacity of 21,000 kg across the bogie. Braking is handled by drum brakes, and the suspension is a leaf-spring arrangement — a robust and commonly specified pairing on bulk tipping equipment that handles the stresses of loaded operation on site and road. Tyres are sized 445/65 R22.5 on all positions. Tread depth on the first rear axle measures 30% on both left and right, while the second rear axle shows 10% tread remaining on both sides, indicating that the rear axle tyres will require attention in the near term.
The seller reports no damage to the unit. It should be noted that no registration papers are available with this trailer. The machine is located in the Netherlands and is offered at €5,500.
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