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Used frames in Wisconsin, USA

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    2013 Kenworth T800

    2013 Kenworth T800

    • Manufacturer: Kenworth
    • Model: T800
    • Gross weight: 20,000 kg
    • Axle configuration: 4x2

    Paccar 12.9L ... 485 hp., 8LL trans., 20k front/46k rears, air up/down steerable tag, 4.10 ratio, air ride, lockers, jake/cruise/ac, 277,681 showing, Built Rite 2200 Loader with 21,658 lbs. cap., continuous rotat...

    $109,500 USD

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    Est. $2,061/mo

    Three Lakes, WI
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    2013 Kenworth T800

    2013 Kenworth T800

    • Manufacturer: Kenworth
    • Model: T800
    • Gross weight: 20,000 kg
    • Axle configuration: 4x2

    Paccar 12.9L ... 485 hp., 8LL trans., 20k front/46k rears, air up/down steerable tag, 4.10 ratio, air ride, lockers, jake/cruise/ac, 276,914k showing, Built Rite 2200 Loader with 21,658 lbs. cap., continuous rota...

    $109,500 USD

    Get financing

    Est. $2,061/mo

    Three Lakes, WI

Overview

Forestry trailers are specialized trailers designed for transporting logs, timber, and other forestry products. They often come equipped with features like hydraulic cranes, stabilizers, and rugged frames to handle rough terrain. These trailers are essential for efficient logging operations and are used by forestry professionals to transport large quantities of wood from forests to mills or storage areas.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used forestry trailer?

Check the trailer’s structural integrity, hydraulic systems, and crane functionality. Look for signs of wear, rust, or damage, and verify maintenance records if available.

How can I ensure safe shipping of a forestry trailer?

Use a specialized transport service experienced with heavy equipment. Ensure the trailer is securely fastened and protected from potential damage during transit.

What maintenance does a forestry trailer require?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting crane components, lubricating moving parts, and ensuring tires and brakes are in good condition. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.