Description:
2016 Freightliner M2 Ledwell Rollback – 189,795 Miles – Heavy Equipment Hauler
Year: 2016
Make / Model: Freightliner M2
Body: Ledwell Rollback
Engine: 450 HP Detroit Diesel
Transmission: Eaton Fuller Manual
Axle Configuration: Tandem Axle
Color: White
Mileage: 189,795
Asking Price: $135,500 USD
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This 2016 Freightliner M2 is equipped with a Ledwell rollback body and has only 189,795 miles.
Powered by a 450 HP Detroit diesel, Eaton Fuller manual transmission, and tandem-axle chassis, this is a purpose-built heavy-equipment transportation truck that would fit extremely well into a drilling, construction, rental, or equipment-sales operation.
For drilling contractors in particular, the rollback design gives you the ability to transport compact and track-mounted rigs without relying on a separate equipment trailer.
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Ledwell builds its machinery-moving rollback specifically for transporting heavy equipment. The system uses a hydraulic rollback deck that slides and tilts to the ground, allowing machinery to be loaded directly onto the truck.
Ledwell offers these systems in 28' and 30' configurations, and lists the 28' rollback bed as designed for a 30,000 lb evenly distributed load.
That makes this truck a strong fit for transporting equipment such as:
Track-mounted drill rigs
Geotechnical drills
Environmental drilling equipment
Geoprobe units
Mini excavators
Skid steers
Compact loaders
Forklifts
Other construction and specialty equipment
Actual payload capacity for this particular truck should be verified against its GVWR, axle ratings, and installed Ledwell body.
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Freightliner M2 chassis
450 HP Detroit diesel
Eaton Fuller manual transmission
Tandem rear axle
189,795 miles
White exterior
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A rollback gives you a lot of flexibility in one truck.
You can pick up a track rig at the shop, haul it to a job, unload it without a separate ramp system, and bring it back without dealing with an equipment trailer.
It also makes a very useful fleet-support truck for equipment sales, service work, rig deliveries, and recovering machines that can't travel under their own power.
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This is the lower-mileage of the two trucks and probably the one I'd push hardest to buyers who plan to keep it long term.
At under 190,000 miles, you're getting a strong Detroit / Eaton Fuller tandem chassis paired with one of the more useful heavy-equipment transport bodies available.
For a driller moving track rigs on a regular basis, this type of truck can be a real workhorse.
Asking Price: $135,500 USD
