Key details

Fuel

Diesel

Make

Mercedes-Benz

Type

Tank Trucks

Colour

Red

Condition

Used

Transmission

Manual

Number of Tires

6

Year of manufacture

2000

Mercedes-Benz Water Tanker (15,000L) - Manual Highlights

• Robust Mercedes-Benz Engineering — Mercedes-Benz trucks are renowned for their durable construction and reliable performance, making them a trusted choice for heavy-duty applications. This model benefits from the brand's long-standing reputation for engineering excellence.
• Diesel Engine Efficiency — Equipped with a diesel engine, this truck offers a good balance of power and fuel efficiency, which is crucial for long-haul operations and reducing running costs. Diesel engines are known for their torque and longevity.
• Manual Transmission Control — The manual transmission provides the driver with direct control over gear selection, which can be advantageous for managing heavy loads and navigating challenging terrains. This offers a more engaging driving experience.
• Large Capacity Tanker — With a 15,000-liter capacity, this water tanker is designed for significant liquid transport. Its substantial volume makes it suitable for large-scale water supply, agricultural, or industrial needs.
• Durable Red Paintwork — The red paint finish on this truck is not only visually striking but also serves as a protective layer against environmental elements. Regular maintenance of the paintwork can help preserve its condition and the vehicle's appearance.

Description

• Direct Nigerian-used Mercedes-Benz water tanker with a 15,000-litre capacity. • Powered by a strong, reliable Benz diesel engine known for durability in commercial applications. • Manual transmission offers precise gear control, ideal for varied load conditions. • Solid aluminium tank is properly sealed, ensuring zero leakages or structural compromise. • Chassis and body are in solid condition with no reported structural damage. • Suitable for commercial water supply, construction sites, and estate deliveries. • Ready for immediate deployment to work sites.

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