Scania P340, 2008, Joensuu

The vehicle has been used by a tyre company for handling and fitting large tyres, e.g. at mines and similar sites.

The vehicle has been an important tool, so it has been kept in good working order and necessary servicing has been carried out as far as possible on time.

As the pictures show, the vehicle and its equipment are in tidy condition, and it has nearly new tyres fitted.

The Hiab was inspected in March 2026 (report attached).

The 10-year periodic inspection was carried out in December 2020 (report attached).

The grab fitted to the Hiab is custom-made; the gap between its jaws is approximately 1,000 mm at its narrowest and approximately 2,300 mm at its widest.

The grab rotates approximately 180 degrees and swivels approximately 180 degrees.

The grab was developed especially for tyre work, but is naturally suitable for many other jobs too.

The Hiab has a maximum reach of 8.6 m.

The Hiab has some kind of mysterious electrical fault: it occasionally freezes, but the fault is rectified by switching the power off and on again.

The fault may occur several times in succession, or the system may work for weeks without the fault occurring at all.

The vehicle has several toolboxes, opening aluminium sides on the flatbed, a tail lift on the side of the flatbed, and several compressed-air reels.

The compressed-air reels receive air from the vehicle’s large compressed-air tank, located underneath the flatbed on the left-hand side.

The vehicle and lifting equipment are used, so they naturally have wear and cosmetic defects.

The vehicle is being sold because, as our business has expanded, we have acquired a newer and slightly larger vehicle with similar equipment. We have no use for two vehicles.

Sold for repair in its condition at the time of sale.

We hope the buyer will come and inspect and test-drive the vehicle in person, so that all parties know what they are entering into.

Further information: Janne Takkunen, 044 421 5221

It would be best for the buyer to inspect the vehicle before submitting a binding offer, so they know what they are buying.