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Used Grain Trucks in Minnesota, USA

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    2019 FREIGHTLINER DUMPING GRAIN BODY

    2019 FREIGHTLINER DUMPING GRAIN BODY

    • Manufacturer: Freightliner
    • Horsepower: 410 hp
    • Gross weight: 56,000 kg

    - DUMPING BODY - 23FT LONG - 5FT TALL SIDE WALL - GRILLE GUARD - ALLOY WHEELS - AXLE RATIO - 3.58

    $68,800 USD

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    Est. $1,295/mo

    Rice, MN
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    2019 INTERNATIONAL HV607 CBI

    2019 INTERNATIONAL HV607 CBI

    • Manufacturer: International
    • Model: HV607
    • Horsepower: 330 hp
    • Mileage: 22,957 mi

    - CBI - GRAIN / SILAGE BODY Weight class: 8 | Cab: STANDARD | Suspension: AIR RIDE | Engine brake: YES | Ac: YES | Gross vehicle weight: 58000 | Engine: CUMMINS L9 | Mileage: 22,957 | Horsepower: 330 | Chassis: H...

    $88,800 USD

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    Est. $1,671/mo

    Rice, MN
  • 1974 GMC 6000

    1974 GMC 6000

    • Manufacturer: GMC
    • Model: 6000
    • Mileage: 44,586 mi

    Spring ride, steel bumper, steel rims, tires are 70%, hydraulic brakes, good condition exterior and inside. clean truck with very little rust, roll tarp, plumbed for drill fill, grain master box 15'x8', 52" sides...

    $4,000 USD
    Hancock, MN

Overview

Grain trucks are specialized vehicles designed for transporting harvested grain from fields to storage facilities or markets. They typically feature large, covered beds to protect the grain from weather elements and are built to handle heavy loads, making them essential for agricultural operations during harvest seasons.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used grain truck?

Check the truck’s engine and transmission for any signs of wear, the condition of the bed, and the capacity. Verify maintenance records and ensure there are no signs of rust or damage.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a grain truck?

Hire a professional transport company experienced in shipping heavy machinery. Make sure the truck is securely fastened and protected against weather conditions during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a grain truck?

Regular maintenance includes checking the engine oil, transmission fluid, brake system, and tires. Inspect the bed for any signs of wear or damage and ensure all loading mechanisms are functioning properly. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.