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Used Mercedes-Benz Tipper in Netherlands

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    Mercedes Sprinter 514 CDI Tipper

    Mercedes Sprinter 514 CDI Tipper

    • Model: SPRINTER
    • Horsepower: 143 horsepower
    • Mileage: 47,226.81347633192 mile

    What does this vehicle offer Exterior options Tool box Towbar Cabin Electric mirrors Light sensor Multifunctional Steering Wheel Radio Start stop system Safety Central locking ESP Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)

    $29,017 USD

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    Est. $546/mo

    Veghel, Netherlands
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    Mercedes Sprinter 310 CDI Tipper

    Mercedes Sprinter 310 CDI Tipper

    • Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz
    • Model: SPRINTER 310
    • Horsepower: 118.00994381825507 horsepower
    • Mileage: 97,409.49706090696 mile

    What does this vehicle offer Safety Central locking Cabin Electric mirrors Seat suspension Lights Flashing Lights Exterior options Towbar

    $15,009 USD

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    Est. $295/mo

    Veghel, Netherlands
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    Mercedes Sprinter 514 CDI Tipper

    Mercedes Sprinter 514 CDI Tipper

    • Model: SPRINTER
    • Horsepower: 143 horsepower
    • Mileage: 13,859.71889097394 mile

    What does this vehicle offer Safety Central locking ESP Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) Cabin Electric mirrors Light sensor Multifunctional Steering Wheel Radio Exterior options Tool box Towbar

    $35,020 USD

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    Est. $659/mo

    Veghel, Netherlands

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.