Also known as “utility trucks” and “mechanic trucks,” service trucks are gas- or diesel-powered light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty vehicles equipped to assist with various service and repair needs in the field.
Read More (About Service Trucks)Service trucks, also known as “utility trucks” and “mechanic trucks,” are gas- or diesel-powered light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty vehicles equipped to assist with various service and repair needs in the field. New and used models for sale on MarketBook.co.nz are available for utility and electrical, building and construction, plumbing, waste management, and excavation applications, just to name a few. Compared to pickup trucks, service trucks provide more storage and lots of compartments that make it easy to keep a technician’s tools, parts, and supplies well-organized and easy to find. You’ll find these trucks outfitted with two- and four-wheel drive, five- and six-speed automated manual transmission options, and cab options that often include standard two-person options as well as crew cabs and options for high or low cabs.
Many service trucks are also equipped with a “cherry picker,” or an articulated boom with a one- or two-man bucket for working at elevated positions. Depending on the truck, a cherry picker may extend to 16 metres (52.5 feet) and beyond. Many have rotating booms for greater manoeuvrability, as well as boom and bucket controls located both in the bucket and on the truck.
Service trucks also often incorporate features like a bull bar, a tail lift, a front-mounted winch, roof racks, steel trays, bottle racks, and water tanks. Larger models such as the Isuzu FVZ1400 are designed to provide heavy-duty towing capability, enabling them to haul an enclosed trailer for even more storage or a flatbed trailer for transporting heavy equipment. The myriad storage compartments found on service trucks range from small, toolbox-sized lockers on up to drop-down side and under-tray compartments, or even a walk-in area with shelving.
Isuzu and Hino service trucks are particularly popular on MarketBook.co.nz, with Isuzu’s FRR and NPR and Hino’s 300 and 500 model families being well-represented. For an idea of what’s available, Isuzu’s N Series light trucks range in gross vehicle mass (GVM) from 5,500 to 8,700 kilograms (12,125 to 19,180 pounds). Its F Series trucks range from 10,000 to 16,500 kg (22,046 to 36,376 lbs) GVM, and its Heavy F Series trucks from 18,000 to 30,000 kg (39,683 to 66,138 lbs). Engine power options across all the lineups range from 147.5 to 344.6 horsepower (110 to 257 kilowatts), and wheelbase options from 2,490 to 6,500 millimetres (98 to 256 inches). The Heavy F Series range includes 6x2, 6x4, and 8x4 axle configurations.
You’ll find new and used service trucks that can be operated with a standard driving licence. Additionally, you’ll find a wide range of safety- and productivity-related technologies on most of these trucks, including anti-lock braking systems (ABS), traction and stability control, hill assist, and Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR) implementations. Other examples include reversing cameras and forward collision, distant warning, and traffic warning systems.
MarketBook.co.nz offers a big selection of new and used service trucks for sale from a variety of manufactures such as Hino, Isuzu, Mitsubishi Fuso, and more.