Heavy-Duty Stake Truck
- Internal cargo length
- 9.6–9.8 m
- Internal cargo width
- 2.45–2.48 m
- Stake height
- 2.2–2.4 m
- Cargo volume
- 52–58 m³
- Stake type
- Removable vertical stakes
- Floor Material
- Steel plate / Aluminum checkered plate optional
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Heavy-Duty Stake Truck
The KEEYAK Heavy-Duty Stake Truck is a high-capacity rigid vehicle with a long flat deck surrounded by tall stake or rack sides. Its ventilated body contains compatible bagged, crated. The product range includes cargo volume (52–58 m³) and internal cargo width (2.45–2.48 m), depending on configuration.
It is intended for agricultural haulers, wholesale networks, packaging operators, and commercial fleets. Body length, frame strength, side height, access sections, load restraint, cargo density, axle distribution, weather protection, and chassis limits require coordinated selection. Final selection should match floor material, stake height, duty cycle, and site access.
What Is a Heavy-Duty Stake Truck Used For
- Wholesale Produce TransportThe heavy rack-body truck moves large crated or bagged produce consignments between growing regions and distribution markets where airflow and containment support the load. Suitability depends on cargo volume and site conditions.
- Agricultural Packaging RecoveryOperators collect high volumes of empty crates, pallets, cages, and baskets, securing low-density stacks within tall framed sides for regional return routes. Suitability depends on internal cargo width and site conditions.
- Bulk Bag DistributionSuppliers deliver compatible bagged commodities on a long deck where side frames contain stacked units and dedicated restraints manage forward and lateral movement. Suitability depends on cargo volume and site conditions.
- High-Volume General FreightCommercial fleets use the ventilated stake truck for bulky cargo not requiring sealed protection, provided packaging, covers, and securement suit the operating environment. Suitability depends on internal cargo width and site conditions.
What buyers usually confirm first
Can the body carry loose grain or fine materials?
Not without a purpose-designed containment system. Standard slatted sides allow leakage and contamination, so fine bulk material requires a suitable enclosed, lined, or specialized body. Buyers should confirm task requirements, duty cycle, and site conditions before ordering.
