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2015 - Scania R580 Timber Truck
()- Listing No
- 1088405
- Year
- 2015
- Manufacturer
- Scania
- Model
- R580
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Poland
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Zawieszenie: całość resor Żuraw: Epsilon S270L Zabudowa: DOLL Przyczepa: DOLL ( 4 siłowniki ) Kontakt: ?? show contacts for transportation of: timber trailer make: DOLL trailer year: 2007 trailer axles: 2 loader crane: Epsilon S260L stan: excellent air brakes Na sprzedaż / For sale / Zu verkaufen Scania R580 V8 6x4 Stan techniczny – bardzo dobry. Ciężarówka cały czas użytkowana – bez dodatkowych inwestycji ?? show contacts Lub napisz wiadomość prywatną!
About this machine
This Scania R580 is a timber truck — also known as a timber lorry or logging truck — purpose-built for the haulage of timber and forestry products. Scania is a well-established Swedish commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy-duty trucks and transport solutions for industries including forestry, construction, and long-haul logistics.
This 2015 example is offered in used condition from Poland and is described by the seller as being in very good technical condition, with the truck having remained in continuous operational use and requiring no additional investment.
The truck is configured as a 6x4 and is equipped with a V8 engine and air brakes. The suspension throughout is full leaf-spring. Mounted on the truck is an Epsilon S270L loader crane, providing the on-board loading and unloading capability essential for timber operations. The bodywork is by DOLL, a specialist manufacturer well regarded for forestry and timber transport equipment.
Included in the sale is a DOLL trailer dating from 2007, fitted with two axles and four hydraulic cylinders, making this a complete working outfit ready for timber haulage.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
