Introducing the Wallace TBF15 Truck Bed
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Introducing the Wallace TBF15 Truck Bed - the ultimate solution for heavy-duty transportation!
Designed for the roughest conditions, the TBF15 gets where traditional trucks and trailers can't. With a 30,000-pound capacity in a 10 sq ft area, it handles the toughest jobs. The bed comes in lengths from 16’ to 26’, with beavertail lengths of 4’, 5’, or 6’.
Features include:
- 8’x3’ ramps with electric over hydraulic operation.
- Low-profile design at only 41” height for taller loads (with 22.5 low profile tires)
- Optional 15,000lb or 30,000lb Pierce winches with wired & wireless remotes.
- ECCO branded warning and work lights for maximum visibility.
Built with the same durability and reliability as our Wallace Lowboys, the TBF15 can be customized for forestry, rental, recovery, and general contracting needs. Get the job done with Wallace Truck Beds!
Contact us today for more information.
This deserves more views!
Wish the state forest service would have these instead of the junk we have on our transports.
nice truck. The only drawback I see is the ramp controls in a cabinet low to the ground. I would recommend a wireless system or something with a cord. Backing up in a construction site or snowy conditions will take that control box out pretty fast.
GREAT !
Awesome ❤
Gave you a sub from Upstate New York . Do you make a 14,000 pound tilt trailer?
We do not make any tilt/tag trailers. Typically, the smallest capacity trailer we build is 70,000lbs.
Forestry fire plow dozer bed.
Lol😂 as a professional cdl holder/driver and mainly be a heavy hauler and equipment hauler, this pavement princess ain't going in most construction sites at that low of clearance. Off road capable my ass🤣. Props to using paccar tho.
This particular truck is low, however the beds can be built on any truck. The majority of these beds have been built on top of a Mack chassis. facebook.com/wallacetruckandequipmentsales/posts/pfbid02CAZZK8fidbzSKrjshoHJXiaAd3FNBveGTV64PtvWm3RA5vdB3a1tcfTe4t95bAgLl
Ok so what about a lowboy trailer there lower the. This
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Yeah and when I go into a site I ratchet the deck to the highest lock and have tons of clearance, only loading/unloading and transport does the deck ride low.
We have been using these in Europe for a long time rough terrain just rise the air suspension and not a problem
This isn't a European truck and raising the air won't matter with this truck, they themselves have even stated that this is a ____low truck____, but I have seen a mack truck🤢 that they did for a forestry department and that had decent ground clearance, but this, this definitely does not.