About Stake Trucks
Ford F350 Stake Truck
Stake trucks are flatbed trucks with sockets around the edges of the cargo area in which removable wooden, steel, or aluminum sides are inserted to enclose the payload area. This unique, versatile body design makes it easy to load and unload a wide range of cargo and reduces the risk of damaging or losing cargo during transport. Farmers use stake trucks to transport seed, feed, livestock, and other cargo, while construction companies use them to move tools, equipment, building materials, and more. Stake trucks can also be used by forestry and landscaping crews to transport timber, limbs, paving stones, trees, mowers, tools, and other materials and equipment. In addition, they’re popular among automotive and refuse companies for hauling car parts, engines, refuse, and more.
Sizes & Options
Stake trucks are available in light-duty models like the Ford F350 and medium-duty models like the Ford F450 and F550 and the Freightliner Business Class M2 106. You’ll also find heavy-duty models like the International DuraStar 4300 and 4400 on the market, giving buyers the ability to match their needs to various maximum capacities. New and used stake trucks generally range from 8 to 26 feet (2.4 to 7.9 meters) in length and have load capacities extending beyond 4,000 pounds (1,814 kilograms), depending on the model. Common features include single and crew cabs, nonskid decks, rear liftgates, tool boxes and other storage spaces, and towing packages. Although many stake trucks are 4x2 models, there are 4x4 stake trucks available for those who regularly take on harsher terrain. You’ll find stake trucks with automatic and manual transmissions, as well as with diesel and gas engines.
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