Volvo FM370 dump truck for sale by auction
≈ $2,095
Mora
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7,370 kg
Sweden
14,530 kg
Sweden
25,360 kg
Sweden
13,750 kg
Sweden
16,120 kg
Sweden, Stugun
€2,873
NOK 31,000
≈ $3,315
7,410 kg
Norway, Hallingby
16,190 kg
Sweden
15,890 kg
Sweden, Bro
13,810 kg
Sweden
14,200 kg
Sweden
16,720 kg
Sweden, Arlöv
14,400 kg
Sweden
17,510 kg
Sweden
17,470 kg
Sweden
Sweden
7,250 kg
Netherlands, Susteren
5,000 kg
Hungary, Budapest
12,700 kg
Czechia, Strančice
10,975 kg
Hungary, Budapest
16,350 kg
Slovakia
The truck gives a normal to good overall impression in relation to its age and type of use. The cab and interior are well-kept. The tipper body shows normal work-related wear as well as some surface rust
The vehicle starts easily and operates normally during test driving. The tipping function has been tested without remarks
Equipment and information
Volvo FM370 6x2
Tipper body
Approx. 479,000 km
Inspection valid until 2026-04-01
Warning light bar
Auxiliary lights
Known faults/remarks
Warning message for front left indicator
Warning message for fog lights
Fault indication from a sensor on one rear brake
Body vibrator not working
Onboard weighing system not working
Beacon rotates but does not light up
Driver's side window regulator is loose
Normal wear and some surface rust on the tipper body
Overall
a solid 6x2 tipper truck that appears to function normally during a basic test drive