Burg BPO 13.30 RZCXX - Year of construction 2001 - MOT 02-2026 - KWB platform semi-trailer
























≈ $8,916
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- Air suspension
- Disc brakes
- Steering Axle
- Work lamp(s)
= Remarks =
Crane
Highest: ✓
Number of hydraulic extensions: 2
Number of support legs: 2
Remote control: ×
Rotator: ✓
Clamshell bucket: ✓
Superstructure
Year of manufacture: 2001
Material: Staal
BURG / KWB 4-axle stone trailer with HIAB 220 roller crane
Year of construction: 2001
MOT until 26-02-2026
4 axles, last 2 steered
SAF axles with disc brakes
385/65 tires
Stainless steel storage box on chassis
HIAB 220 Roller Crane
Hats diesel
Rotator
Stone clamp
Well-functioning loading crane
= Dealer information =
Like us on facebook: show contacts Follow us on instagram: show contacts To provide you with the best possible service, contact us before visit! Cabstore B.V. Ambachtsweg 1 7451 PM Holten The Netherlands. Always check our bank account number before transferring money. We will never ask you to complete the payment to a different bank account number than the bank account number which is mentioned below and on invoice. If someone asks you to transfer money to a different bank account number, please always call us before you transfer the money. Account: CABSTORE B.V. Bank: Rabobank IBAN: NL87RABO0316263788 BIC/SWIFT: RABONL2U Prices are without VAT. No rights could be derived from given information.
= More information =
Axle configuration
Tyre size: 385/65
Suspension: air suspension
Middle axle: Brakes: disc brakes
Rear axle 1: Brakes: disc brakes
Rear axle 2: Steering; Brakes: disc brakes
Rear axle 3: Steering
Functional
Make of bodywork: KWB
Condition
General condition: average
Technical condition: average
Visual appearance: average
Identification
Registration number: OG-20-TP