
JN02-49 Kyokuto Tilt Tray Transporter
JN02-49 Kyokuto — see full specs and enquire.
- Reach / Capacity
- 5700L x 2070W
- Chassis requirement
- 4x2
- Application
- Vehicle transport
PS Equipment supplies tilt tray transporters built for New Zealand operators moving heavy machinery, plant and pump units between sites. Kyokuto JN-series bodies and STG Global TT-series builds cover a broad range of deck lengths and payloads, with hydraulic tilt decks, heavy-duty winches and chassis options to suit local ADR. Backed by PS Equipment parts and service.


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PS Equipment supplies tilt tray transporters built for New Zealand operators moving heavy machinery, plant and pump units between sites. Kyokuto JN-series bodies and STG Global TT-series builds cover a broad range of deck lengths and payloads, with hydraulic tilt decks, heavy-duty winches and chassis options to suit local ADR. Backed by PS Equipment parts and service.
PS Equipment supplies tilt tray transporters for NZ operators moving heavy machinery, plant and pump units between sites. Kyokuto's JN-series and STG Global's TT-series builds cover a range of deck lengths and payloads, with hydraulic tilt decks and heavy-duty winches for the loads you're actually running, not a generic flatbed spec.
Chassis options are matched to local ADR requirements, which matters more here than on a standard freight truck given the loads and load-securing involved.
We work with plant hire businesses, machinery movers and contractors who need to transport their own pump trucks, excavators or other heavy equipment between sites. Whether it's an occasional-use JN-series unit or a TT-series build for daily machinery movement, we spec against your typical payload and deck length first.
Common questions from NZ operators. If yours isn't here, talk to Shaun.
We'll help you identify the right option, availability and next steps. Talk to Shaun for direct specialist advice.