Mercedes Benz Hooklift Trucks
- 2005
- 544,000 km
- 6x4
- Euro 3
- Loader crane
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€27,750
- 2011
- 101,000 km
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- Euro 5
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Price on request
- 2006
- 472,251 km
- 6x6
- Euro 3
- Loader crane
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Price on request
- 2014
- 293,488 km
- 6x2
- Euro 6
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€60,000
- 2008
- 1,184,503 km
- 6x2
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€19,950
- 2012
- 293,600 km
- 4x2
- Euro 5
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Price on request
- 2010
- 709,982 km
- 4x2
- Euro 5
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€24,000
- 2008
- 498,712 km
- 8x4
- Euro 5
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€34,900
- 2009
- 420,864 km
- 6x2
- Euro 5
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€31,850
- 2002
- 374,709 km
- 6x6
- Euro 3
- Loader crane
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€32,500
- 2011
- 603,000 km
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- Euro 5
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Price on request
Price on request
- 2002
- 604,495 km
- 8x4
- Euro 3
- Loader crane
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€32,750
- 2010
- 479,000 km
- 8x4
- Euro 5
- Loader crane
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Price on request
€16,800
- 2003
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- 6x2
- Euro 3
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Price on request
- 2012
- 324,500 km
- 4x2
- Euro 5
- Loader crane
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Price on request
- 1999
- 1,299,912 km
- 8x4
- Euro 2
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€21,850
- 2007
- 509,761 km
- 8x2
- Euro 5
- Loader crane
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Price on request
- 2008
- 311,036 km
- 6x2
- Euro 5
- Loader crane
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Price on request
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Lorry / truck
HGV stands for heavy goods vehicle. There are different types of licenses needed to drive a HGV of LGV vehicles. LGV stands for Large goods vehicles. Under the UK and European law, the LGV and HGV license are the same. With those licenses, drivers can ride commercial vehicles over a 3.500 kg gross vehicle weight (GVW). There is a lot of confusion in terms on LGV. Many think that it stands for light commercial vehicles but this isn't the case. LCV is the correct abbreviation for light commercial vehicles.
Lorry classes
- Class 1 = category C+E
A drivers license that allows one to drive a vehicle that is over 7.500 kg or 7.5 tonnes and have a semi-trailer or full-trailers that can be detached. - Class 2 = category C
A drivers license that allows one to drive a vehicle thats is over 7.500kg and if the cab does not separate from the trailer. Example HGV types are: closed box trucks, container trucks and fire trucks. - Category C1
A drivers license that allows one to drive a vehicle over 3.500kg but under 7.500kg. - Category C1 + E
A drivers license that allows one to drive a vehicle over 3.500kg but under 7.500kg with a semi-trailer or full-trailer attached. - Category B + E
A drivers license that allows one to drive a regular car and a car trailer - Category D
A drivers license that allows one to drive a bus or a vehicle that carries passengers - Category D1
A drivers license that allows one to driave a minivan / minibus up to 16 seats.
Lorry attachments
Some lorries are equiped with attachments like:
Accord Dangeroux Routier / ADR
For transporting dangerous goods the driver needs extra qualification called ADR. This is required to drive certain tank trucks that carry fuel, toxic waste or other flammable liquids or gasses. ADR cabs are cabs with extra safety precautions on board like a fire extinguisher.
Major brands
