New and Used Water Trucks insights
There are 28 Water Trucks for sale in Australia from which to choose. Overall 76% of Water Trucks buyers enquire on only used listings, 15% on new and 5.91% on both new and used Water Trucks items. Buyers usually enquire on 1.61 different Water Trucks classifieds before organising finance.
Water Trucks are listed between $34,950 and $395,000, averaging at $261,433.
The most popular searched Water Trucks brands with Australian buyers are currently Isuzu, bell, Hino, Mack and Caterpillar. The fastest growing brand with buyers in the last 12 months has been bell.
13 Dec,2022 -
Presented by Mincon Mincon’s Spiral Flush Technology has been leveraged for Crown Bridges light rail project In Helsinki, Finland. The Crown Bridges Light Rail (Kruunusillat) project is one of the biggest infrastructure projects in Finland in recent years. When the project is finished in 2027, a total of three new bridges, including a 1,200-metre-long bridge ...
19 Sep,2018 -
A historical moment in the Australian Trucking and Transport industry, PACCAR Australia has recently rolled of the first locally assembled DAF Truck from their assembly line in Bayswater, Victoria. Managing director, Andrew Hadjikakou, has officially presented the first locally produced DAF CF85 prime mover to long-term customer and supporter of DAF Trucks Australia, Cahill Transport. ...
10 Sep,2022 -
Presented by Machinery Direct Moving machinery safely and legally is a challenge that requires planning, knowledge, and the proper equipment. Heavy machinery transportation can be difficult but there are options and choices available to transport your machinery safely and effectively from point to point. Machinery Direct presents these machinery transportation tips to help inform and ...
13 Apr,2022 -
Climate action has long been an issue across the globe with many leaders non-committal to a target for lowering emissions in the past. However, as of June 2021 this changed with 31 countries and the European Union setting targets to reach net zero by 2050. As the globe starts to prioritise climate action, Australia is ...
19 Mar,2019 -
Automation for self driving trucks seems to be developing fast. But don’t panic, we’re still a while away from relinquishing the wheel to the robots. It seems our society as a whole is more integrated with technology everyday. From social media, to Amazon Echo and Google Home… even in our vehicles. With Daimler showing off ...
