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Mercedes-Benz Axor 1833 Fuel Truck: Put Your Next Delivery Plan in Motion

Your next fuel delivery starts with the right vehicle. This Mercedes-Benz Axor 1833 combines a truck chassis and tanker body in one vehicle, offered through BAS World Auction in Veghel, the Netherlands.

For fuel distributors and fleet buyers, this review brings the offer into focus: the published specifications, actual seller photographs, a vehicle video and a practical way to prepare an enquiry. Start with your delivery requirements, then use the information below to discuss the advertised truck with the seller.

The advertised fuel truck at a glance

The following details were checked on 6 October 2026. The auction advertisement identifies the vehicle as GM52698, with seller stock number 70331459.

The displayed amount is an auction starting bid. Use the live advertisement to confirm bidding dates, fees, taxes and collection arrangements before planning your purchase.

A focused vehicle for fuel delivery work

This is a tanker-bodied truck advertised for fuel transport. It is a relevant vehicle to explore when your business needs to move fuel between approved supply and delivery locations. Match the tank documentation and permitted products to your planned service before selecting a vehicle.

A useful buying brief starts with ordinary questions: what will you carry, where will you deliver it, and how will it be unloaded? Share that brief with the seller so the discussion covers both the truck and the tanker equipment. This keeps the enquiry centred on your intended work.

Understand the figures that matter to your operation

The listed payload is a mass allowance in kilograms, rather than a tank volume in litres. For delivery planning, ask for the certified tank volume, compartment layout and permitted loading information. Then compare those figures with the quantities and products your route requires.

The published length, width and wheelbase give your team a starting point for reviewing depot access, parking and delivery locations. Bring the dimensions into your route discussion, along with the vehicle configuration and any local operating requirements.

330 HP and a 12-speed semiautomatic transmission

The seller lists an OM926LA diesel engine and a Mercedes G211-12 gearbox. For a fleet enquiry, ask for the vehicle-specific service records and operator information alongside the specifications. This provides a practical handover pack for the people responsible for driving and maintaining the truck.

The listed PTO is another useful item to discuss with the seller. Request the fitted equipment details, controls and operating instructions so your team can understand how the truck’s auxiliary equipment relates to the delivery process.

Safety information: manufacturer context and the offered vehicle

Mercedes-Benz Trucks’ current Indonesian Axor Construction page highlights ABS, supplementary engine braking and LED daytime running lights for the range it describes. ABS helps manage wheel lock during braking; supplementary engine braking supports speed control; daytime running lights support vehicle visibility.

This is manufacturer range information from a different market and product context. Confirm the systems fitted to this 2011 fuel truck from its specification and vehicle documents. Read the Mercedes-Benz Trucks Axor safety information.

The auction advertisement includes ADR in its description. For the proposed fuel service, request the applicable vehicle approval, tank inspection documentation and operating instructions. Have the responsible transport professional confirm the documents and operating arrangements for the intended cargo and destination.

See the actual vehicle: photos and seller video

The auction advertisement contains 36 photographs. BAS World also publishes a vehicle video for the same stock number, 70331459. The video below is seller material for the advertised vehicle, rather than an HSSE TIPS road test.

Prepare a clear enquiry in five steps

1. Describe the job. Specify your intended fuel products, delivery locations and typical quantities.
2. Request the tank information. Ask for certified volume, compartment details, fitted delivery equipment and instructions.
3. Collect the vehicle records. Request registration, service history and the relevant approval and inspection documents.
4. Review the buying process. Confirm current auction dates, bidding terms, payment conditions and the total payable amount.
5. Plan the handover. Discuss collection or transport, export paperwork where applicable and the documents supplied with the vehicle.

You can keep the first message simple: “I am interested in Axor 1833 stock 70331459 for our fuel delivery operation. Please send the current auction terms, vehicle records, tank specification, applicable approvals and collection or delivery options.”

Frequently asked questions

Is this Axor 1833 offered at auction?

Yes. The supplied link leads to a BAS World Auction advertisement. Check that page for the live auction status and terms.

What engine power and payload are advertised?

The listing states 330 HP (243 kW) and a payload of 9,910 kg. Tank volume is a separate specification to request from the seller.

Where is the truck located?

The advertised location is Veghel in the Netherlands.

Can I see photographs and a video?

Yes. Actual seller images are included above, and the embedded BAS World video is matched to seller stock number 70331459.

Take the next step with your delivery requirements in hand

A productive truck enquiry connects the vehicle with the work ahead. Explore the gallery and video, bring your delivery brief to the seller and request the records needed for your purchasing decision.

Sources and editorial method

Researched on 6 October 2026. Offer details and photographs come from the Autoline auction advertisement. The vehicle video comes from the matching BAS World stock page. Safety range information is separately attributed to Mercedes-Benz Trucks. Enquiry guidance is original editorial material; the cover is an illustration, and no hands-on test or star rating is claimed.

Autoline — Axor 1833 auction advertisement GM52698 (affiliate source)

BAS World — vehicle stock 70331459 and video

Mercedes-Benz Trucks — Axor Construction safety features (range context)