This Mercedes-Benz 2527 is a concrete mixer truck — sometimes referred to as a transit mixer or drum truck — a vehicle designed to transport and continuously mix fresh concrete between a batching plant and a construction site, keeping the mix homogeneous and workable during transit. Mercedes-Benz is a globally recognised manufacturer whose commercial vehicle division produces trucks and specialist vehicles serving the construction, logistics, and infrastructure industries.
Built in 1998 and currently located in the Netherlands, this vehicle is offered in used condition and carries full German registration, indicating it has been legally operated on public roads. The chassis runs on a full steel suspension setup, and power is transmitted through a Mercedes manual gearbox with hub reduction, providing the low-range torque control commonly associated with heavier construction vehicles operating on or near job sites.
The mixing unit is a Stetter drum, type AM 7 FH, with a capacity of 7,000 litres. It carries serial number and shares the same 1998 build year as the vehicle itself. Stetter is a well-established name in concrete mixing equipment, and the AM 7 FH designation identifies this as a standard rear-discharge drum body. The engine is a Mercedes OM441LA, a turbocharged inline-six diesel unit produced by Mercedes-Benz for heavy-duty truck applications. Overall vehicle dimensions are quoted at 8,000 × 2,500 × 3,800 centimetres — figures that should be verified directly, as these likely reflect millimetres or contain a transcription variance.
The seller notes that the vehicle runs well and additionally offers the option to purchase this unit as a chassis cab without the mixing body.
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