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2013 Stoughton 8437
Sold on 01/2019

2013 Stoughton 8437 dry van trailer built for logistics work. The unit is 53 feet long with an 8-foot-2-inch width and features an aluminum roof. Air suspension handles the load, and swing doors provide access to the cargo area. All tires are rated at 50. DOT certified and previously based in the Bolingbrook, Washington area. This trailer has been sold.


Stock Number
STK-575511007
Available Colors
Quantity
0 of 1 Available
Location
Washington, USA

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Item Details
IndustryLogistics
Titled VehicleYes
TemplateTrailers
Year2013
MakeStoughton
Roof CompositionAluminum
Suspension TypeAir
Length53
Width102
L/F Outside Tires50
L/F Inside Tires50
R/F Outside Tires50
R/F Inside Tires50
R/R Outside Tires50
R/R Inside Tires50
L/R Inside Tires50
L/R Outside Tires50
L/Center Outside Tires50
L/Center Inside Tires50
R/Center Inside Tires50
R/Center Outside Tires50
TermsDOT
Door TypeSwing
Unit Number8437
Quantity1
CityBolingbrook

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