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Bring Elevated Access Into Your Fleet Plan: MAN Fire Ladder Truck Review
A useful fleet enquiry starts with the work your team needs to do. This 2001 MAN fire ladder truck pairs a MAN chassis with Magirus DLK23/12 ladder equipment. It is advertised by ART-STAL in Kraków, Poland, at €58,000 net.
For fire-service fleet buyers and specialist emergency-vehicle purchasers, the next step is to connect the advertised equipment with a clear operational brief. This review brings together the identified offer, actual seller photographs and an original guide to organising your viewing, quotation and handover.

MAN fire ladder truck: the advertised offer
Seller information reviewed on 3 October 2026:
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Vehicle / condition | MAN fire ladder truck / used |
| Year / mileage | 2001 / 17,000 km |
| Ladder equipment | Magirus DLK23/12 |
| Listed lifting height / boom radius | 30 m / 12 m |
| Overall dimensions | 8.8 × 2.5 × 3 m |
| Engine / transmission | MAN diesel, 210 kW (286 HP) / automatic |
| Axle configuration | 4×2 |
| Advertised price | €58,000 net / €71,340 gross |
| Seller / location | ART-STAL / Kraków, Poland |
| Listing reference | Autoline YN52506 |
Request the current quotation and the supplied ladder’s operating documentation. Use its working envelope and load information when agreeing the intended tasks and setup with your qualified operating team.
Explore the ladder and supplied rescue equipment
The seller describes a five-section ladder, basket and chassis controls, stabilizers, a winch, water monitor and rescue stretchers. These are useful starting points for a demonstration of the supplied package.
Build that demonstration around your service requirements. Identify the elevated-access tasks, personnel arrangements and equipment you intend to use. Then ask the supplier to show the installed controls and accessories using the applicable operating instructions.
Put the response area into your brief
Prepare examples of the locations your fleet serves: approach routes, building access, designated setup areas and storage arrangements. Share measured access information with the supplier so your viewing addresses the environment where the vehicle will be used.

Make your fleet viewing count
A planned viewing gives the purchasing team and supplier a shared agenda. Send your brief in advance and agree who will explain and demonstrate the vehicle and ladder equipment.
| Viewing topic | What to agree |
|---|---|
| Vehicle identity | Chassis and ladder identification for the purchasing record. |
| Equipment schedule | A written list of the vehicle, accessories and documents included in the sale. |
| Demonstration | A supplier-led demonstration using the supplied operating instructions. |
| Documentation | Available service records, inspection documents and manuals. |
| Handover | Operator familiarisation, delivery and maintenance contacts. |
Keep the chassis and ladder records together
Ask for the available vehicle and ladder service documents for your fleet file. Match them to the equipment identification, and record the service and inspection arrangements agreed for its intended use.
Give the operator team a clear handover
Arrange familiarisation with the installed controls and operating procedures before scheduling the vehicle for service. Keep the manuals, supplied configuration and maintenance contacts accessible to the people responsible for it.

MAN fire ladder truck price: plan the complete purchase
Ask for a written quotation showing the applicable tax treatment, included equipment and agreed sale terms. Keep the equipment cost separate from delivery so your approval budget is easy to follow.
Provide your destination to the supplier and transport provider. Agree transport, applicable import arrangements and the receiving plan using confirmed shipping details. Put the responsibilities, costs and handover date in the purchasing file.
A supplier enquiry you can adapt
“I am enquiring about the MAN fire ladder truck with Magirus DLK23/12, Autoline YN52506, for [organisation and location]. Please provide the current quotation, supplied equipment schedule, vehicle and ladder identification, available service and inspection documents, viewing arrangements and delivery terms to [destination].”

Frequently asked questions
Which MAN fire ladder truck does this review cover?
The offer identified as Autoline YN52506. Use that reference when contacting the supplier.
How do I confirm suitability for our intended work?
Share your fleet brief and review the supplied equipment documentation, working envelope and handover arrangements with the supplier and qualified operating team.
Where can I see the complete photo gallery?
The linked offer contains the seller’s gallery and contact options.
Can I request a video demonstration?
Ask the seller for a current walkaround and supplier-led equipment demonstration video of this vehicle as part of your enquiry.
Take your next fleet enquiry forward
Explore the actual photos, prepare your service brief and organise a viewing around the vehicle and ladder package. A clear quotation and handover plan help procurement, supplier and operating teams work from the same information.
Sources and editorial method
Reviewed on 3 October 2026. Vehicle specifications, pricing and equipment descriptions are attributed to the seller offer. Photographs come from its gallery; the featured image is a designed treatment based on a seller photograph. Purchasing guidance is original editorial content. No hands-on test, independent performance measurement or star rating is claimed.
Autoline YN52506 — MAN fire ladder truck, ART-STAL seller offer and photographs.
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