2018 Scania P410 8×4 Steel Tipper with Epsilon Crane

POA

Manufacturer

Scania

Vehicle Type

Tippers

Model

P410

Miles

Year

2018

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Description

2018 Scania P410 8×4 Steel Tipper

This 2018 Scania P410 is an 8×4 steel tipper with an Epsilon 125m crane and a 2-way tail door that also opens barn-door style. It has a manual gearbox, new tyres, a 1 year test and 365,000 km, and it’s a very tight truck in every way. Price on application.

8×4 Crane Tipper Spec

Specification	Detail
Year	2018
Make and model	Scania P410
Vehicle type	Crane tipper
Axle configuration	8×4
Body	Steel tipper
Tail door	2-way (opens barn-door style)
Crane	Epsilon 125m
Gearbox	Manual
Tyres	New
Test	1 year
Recorded mileage	365,000 km (about 226,800 miles)
Steering	Right-hand drive
Price	POA (price on application)

New Tyres and a Full Year’s Test

Two of the biggest costs after buying a used tipper are tyres and test prep. Both are already done here. New rubber all round and a year’s test mean it can go straight to work. Four axles, two driven, carry the steel body and Epsilon crane comfortably, and the barn-door tail opens wide when a load won’t tip cleanly. Manual box, 365,000 km, and a very tight truck in every way.

Want a camera and a full crane test instead? See our other 2018 Scania P410 tipper grab, or the Mercedes Axor with Epsilon crane.

Shipping and Export

Tell us your destination port and we’ll explain the shipping. Buyers in Zambia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe can find more on our country pages, or browse all used tippers.

For the price or crane photos, WhatsApp us or call 07745 690912. International: +44 7745 690912.

FAQs

Is this the same truck as your other 2018 Scania P410?

No, they’re two separate trucks. This one is the 8×4 with an Epsilon crane, a barn-door tail and new tyres. The other is a tipper grab with a reverse camera and a full test on truck and crane.

What is a 2-way barn-door tail door?

A tailgate that works two ways. It swings from the top for normal tipping, and it can also open sideways like a pair of barn doors. That helps with bulky loads or when you want the full width of the body clear.

Where do Epsilon cranes come from?

Epsilon is an Austrian brand that belongs to the Palfinger group. It’s well known for timber and recycling cranes, which is why you’ll often see one on a grab tipper.

Can I export this tipper?

Yes, to Zambia, Tanzania or Zimbabwe, where right-hand drive suits the roads. Kenya is borderline for a 2018 truck under its 8-year import limit. A clearing agent can confirm the current rules before you buy.