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Used Iveco Tipper in France

  • IVECO DAILY DUMP TRUCK

    IVECO DAILY DUMP TRUCK

    • Manufacturer: Iveco
    • Model: DAILY 35C12
    • Gross weight: 3,500 kg
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Vehicle in working order Major faults in the MOT, see attached document Service history 2009/2024, see attached document

    Montreuil, France
  • UTILITY VEHICLE - IVECO -

    UTILITY VEHICLE - IVECO - DUMP TRUCK - 9197 ST 66

    • Manufacturer: Iveco
    • Model: DAILY 35C11
    • Horsepower: 110 hp
    • Mileage: 180,000 mi

    Mileage: 180000 | Power (cv): 106 | Energy: GASOLINE | Displacement: 2800 | Manual / automatic gearbox: MECHANICAL | Transmission: BACK

    Montreuil, France
  • Iveco Daily type 35C12 dump

    Iveco Daily type 35C12 dump bed

    • Manufacturer: Iveco
    • Model: DAILY 35C12
    • Mileage: 107,587 mi
    • Gross weight: 3,500 kg

    engine problem stops while driving or won't start dead battery driver door not working (internal structure broken) cab and upholstery worn significant hopper/dump body corrosion no left rearview mirror no radio f...

    Montreuil, France

Overview

Tipper vans are light commercial vans fitted with a hydraulic tipping bed or flatbed that tilts to unload loose materials, waste, or small equipment quickly. They combine the maneuverability of a van with payload flexibility for landscaping, construction, and municipal work. Look at payload, chassis gross vehicle weight, bed dimensions, hoist type, and service history when choosing a used unit.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used tipper van?

Check payload vs. GVW, chassis and frame condition (rust, welds), hoist/ram operation, hydraulic hoses and seals, bed floor and hinges, service records, PTO or electric pump fitment, and that axle and tyre ratings suit your loads.

How is a tipper van shipped safely?

Use a low-loader or flatbed truck. Lower and lock the bed, secure the van with wheel chocks and rated straps, protect exposed hydraulics, and ensure transport complies with vehicle size/weight rules for routes and terminals.

What routine maintenance keeps a tipper van reliable?

Regularly check hydraulic fluid, hoses, seals and rams; grease pins and hinges; inspect bed floor and anti-corrosion coatings; maintain brakes, suspension and tyres; and follow the manufacturer’s service intervals for pump and PTO components.