This 2001 General tipping semi-trailer — sometimes referred to as a tipper trailer or dump trailer — is a rear-discharge unit designed for the bulk transport and unloading of loose materials such as soil, sand, gravel, aggregates, and construction waste. Tipping semi-trailers of this type are a staple of road haulage, construction logistics, quarrying, and agricultural bulk work, offering efficient gravity-assisted discharge by raising the body rearward over a hinged tailgate.
The trailer runs on two axles, each rated to a maximum axle load of 10,500 kg. Braking is handled by drum brakes, and the suspension is a conventional leaf-spring arrangement, both well-suited to the demanding load cycles typical of tipper work. All tyres are sized at 445/65R22.5. Tyre tread on the first rear axle is recorded at 60% on both the left and right sides. On the second rear axle, the left tyre shows 60% remaining profile while the right tyre stands at 20%, a point prospective buyers should factor into running-cost planning.
The internal cargo body measures 720 cm in length, 220 cm in width, and 130 cm in height, giving a substantial load volume for standard bulk payloads. The cargo floor sits at a height of 145 cm from the ground, consistent with a typical semi-trailer working height when coupled to a tractor unit. Tipping direction is rear-only, which is the most common configuration for road-going tipper semi-trailers.
This used trailer is located in the Netherlands and is offered at €5,500.
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