Isuzu Tray Truck

Benefits of an Isuzu tray trucks

Delivering cargo takes a lot of effort, even for short distances. It takes time, energy, and resources just to load your goods onto the truck, drive them to their destination, and then finally unload them at the designated area. Isuzu tray trucks are run by rotating horsepower, so its engine operates at higher rotation and burns more fuel in a shorter period. 

Tray trucks help make this task significantly easier for you. An Isuzu flat tray truck can be used for hauling all kinds of items including bricks, steel frames, furniture, shipping containers, heavy equipment, and even other vehicles. Isuzu trucks in particular feature an impressive compact cab design, meaning they are great for companies that specialise in multi-drop delivery. The cabs are low to the ground, meaning they are easier to access. 

A simple Isuzu tray truck has a flat, open truck bed. You can use a crane or forklift to load goods on top of it. However, tray trucks also come in other variants known as tipping and tilting tray trucks.

A tipping tray truck produced by Isuzu is better suited for transporting loose materials, such as asphalt, gravel, sand, debris, and construction aggregate. Also known as 'dump trucks', tipping trucks work by lifting the front edge so that the rear edge is angled toward the ground. This position allows you to dump or pour out your cargo exactly where you need it. Tipping trucks are great assets at construction sites.

Tilting trucks, on the other hand, are better for loading vehicles, machinery, and large equipment. Like tipping trucks, they are also equipped with a mechanism that lowers the truck's rear end, but the edge actually touches the ground allowing you to wheel your cargo up onto the platform. An Isuzu truck tray for sale may be any one of these types of trucks.

What are other uses for tray trucks?

Isuzu tray trucks can also be used for towing trailers and other vehicles. Coupling them with a trailer lets you move twice the amount of cargo in just one trip. Trucks are also more suited for towing than smaller vehicles since towing requires a lot of power and a sturdy body.

You can buy your tray truck in new or used condition. If you're looking to buy a used tray truck, make sure that you check out the vehicle's repair history and maintenance log. Watch out for signs of abuse and overuse, like dents and erosion.