Used Tractor Units for Sale

Q: What are the units of a tractor?

Tractor units can have many axles, the most common being 4x2 and 6x2.

Q: Which axle configuration is best?

4x2 and 6x2 refer to the total number of wheels on the tractor and the total number of drive wheels, but which one is right for you depends on a few factors. The weight of your vehicle and the terrain you operate on should be critical deciding factors when selecting axle configuration, as it can impact handling and fuel consumption.

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2018 DAF CF450

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Manufacturer: DAF

Year: 2018

Axle: 4x2

Gearbox: Automatic

Web Ref. No: 5975

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2021 MAN TGX.510

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Manufacturer: MAN

Year: 2021

Axle:

Gearbox: Automatic

Web Ref. No: 5891

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2019 (69) DAF XF 530 SUPERSPACE

2019 (69) DAF XF, Euro 6, 530bhp, Superspace Twin Sleeper Cab, Steering Wheel Controls, Sat Nav, Cruise Control, 3.95m Wheelbase, Xtra Comfort Mattress, Mid-Lift Axle, Aluminium Catwalk Infill Panels, Low Mileage, Choice, Warranty & Finance Options Available.

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Manufacturer: DAF

Year: 2019

Axle: 6x2

Gearbox: Automatic

Web Ref. No: 5851

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If you’re looking to invest in a tractor unit for your business, you’ll find a variety of tractor units for sale to fit your specific needs. Whether you require a 4×2 for lighter tasks or a 6×2 for heavier loads and challenging terrains, there are numerous options available to suit different operational requirements.

What can a tractor unit be used for?

As a heavy-duty vehicle designed to haul a towed or trailered load, this versatile vehicle has plenty of commercial uses. Tractor units are essential in everything from construction and air freight to retail and storage.

What are the units of a tractor?

Tractor units can have many axles, the most common being 4×2 and 6×2.

Which axle configuration is best?

4×2 and 6×2 refer to the total number of wheels on the tractor and the total number of drive wheels, but which one is right for you depends on a few factors. The weight of your vehicle and the terrain you operate on should be critical deciding factors when selecting axle configuration, as it can impact handling and fuel consumption.