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2006 Powerstar Heavy Haul Prime Mover Review

For operators who need a serious piece of equipment for heavy transport, this 2006 model offers a strong mix of power, durability and recent mechanical care. Rated to 90 tonnes and equipped with a 550hp Cursor engine and ZF automatic transmission, it is built for demanding work where reliability and performance really matter. This truck sits in the sweet spot between capability and value, making it a smart option for businesses that want a well maintained unit without the new truck price tag.

Located in Lexia WA and available for inspection, this unit has been cared for over the years, with key components refurbished or replaced so the next owner can hook up, load up and go to work with confidence.

Power and Driveline Built for Heavy Loads

550hp Cursor Engine for Serious Pulling Power

The 550hp engine provides strong pulling power for heavy combinations and demanding freight tasks. With a 90 tonne rating, this truck has been set up for serious haulage where engine performance and torque delivery are essential. It is well suited to long regional routes, resource sector work, and heavy on road applications where consistent power under load is a daily requirement.

ZF Automatic Transmission for Easier Operation

Fitted with a ZF automatic transmission, this truck helps reduce driver fatigue and makes work in traffic, on hills and in stop start environments more manageable. Automatic shifting takes care of gear changes, allowing the driver to focus more on road conditions, positioning and safety. For fleets with multiple drivers or for those who prefer easier operation, this setup is a practical benefit.

Hydraulics, Refurbished Turntable and Recent Upgrades

Factory Fitted Hydraulics

With hydraulics already fitted, this truck is ready to work with a range of trailing equipment that relies on hydraulic circuits. This is a major advantage if you are running tipping gear, certain trailers or specialised equipment that needs hydraulic power. Having this installed and ready saves both time and additional setup expense.

Refurbished 90 mm Turntable

The turntable has been refurbished, giving extra peace of mind when it comes to coupling and heavy load handling. A well maintained turntable is critical for safe articulation and steady control under braking and cornering. Refurbishment means wear items have been addressed, helping ensure smoother operation and less risk of unexpected problems.

New Radiator and Recent Rear Shock Replacement

A brand new radiator has been installed, supporting cooling performance and engine reliability, especially during long hauls or hot Western Australian conditions. New rear shocks were replaced around 12 months ago, which helps with stability, ride quality and better tyre contact on uneven surfaces. These kinds of upgrades show that the truck has not been neglected and that key systems have been kept in good working order.

Safety and Practical Details That Matter

Near New Tyres and New Beacon

Near new tyres reduce immediate replacement costs and help ensure traction and braking performance are up to standard from day one. A new beacon has also been fitted, which is particularly useful for work in mine sites, civil projects and other environments where visibility and compliance with site rules are important.

Mechanically Sound and Well Maintained

The truck has been described as well maintained and mechanically sound. This is supported by the list of recent work: refurbished turntable, new radiator, recent rear shocks, near new tyres and beacon. Rather than facing a long list of items to repair after purchase, a buyer can step into a truck that has already had much of the essential work completed.

Price, Location and Inspection Information

This truck is offered at $55,000 plus GST. For a 90 tonne rated prime mover with 550hp, hydraulics, automatic transmission and recent refurbishments, that represents strong value for operators who want capability and care without paying new vehicle prices.

The truck is located in Lexia, Western Australia and is available for inspection. To arrange a viewing, discuss suitability for your work or ask specific mechanical questions, please call Michael on 0490 787 116. An in person inspection is often the best way to confirm whether a truck feels right for your operation, from cabin layout and driving position to start up sound and general presentation.

How This Truck Could Fit Into Your Fleet

Ideal for Heavy Haulage and Project Work

With its 90 tonne rating and 550hp engine, this unit is well suited to heavy haul tasks, project logistics, equipment transport and other demanding roles. It could slot in as a primary heavy haul unit or as a dedicated truck for specific contracts that require greater towing capacity.

A Strong Match for Other Heavy Equipment

If you are running or planning to run other heavy assets, you can explore related options available through Western Truck Sales, including:

  • An agitator option that can complement major civil or construction projects:
    Sinotruk Sitrak T5G 8×4 Agitator
  • A 280hp model suitable for different types of transport tasks or as a support truck in your fleet:
    T5G 280hp Model
  • A variant equipped with an Allison 3000 transmission that may appeal if you prefer that setup in other fleet vehicles:
    T5G with Allison 3000

You can also look at specific stock categories such as:

  • Water cart trucks for dust suppression, construction and mining operations
  • Tip trucks for bulk material movements in quarries, civil projects and general earthmoving

For news, updates and more examples of stock, you can also keep an eye on their social presence here:
Western Truck Sales on Facebook

Combined with this 2006 heavy haul unit, these options can help build a versatile fleet that suits many contract types and industries.

Why a Pre Owned Heavy Prime Mover Can Be a Smart Choice

Buying a well maintained used prime mover can be a smart financial move. Instead of absorbing the steepest part of depreciation, you can step into a proven truck that has already had key repairs taken care of. For many operators, the goal is to balance capital outlay with reliability, and a truck like this fits that approach.

With recent work completed and a clear price point, budgeting becomes more straightforward. You know what you are paying, what has already been done, and where the truck is located. That clarity saves time and helps in planning work allocation once the truck joins your fleet.

This 2006 Iveco Powerstar Prime mover offers a combination of power, towing capacity and recent mechanical upgrades that makes it a strong candidate for anyone looking to add a heavy haul unit in Western Australia.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the towing and rating capacity of this truck?

This unit is rated to 90 tonnes, which makes it suitable for heavy haul combinations where you need significant pulling capacity and the right rating for demanding loads. Always ensure your trailer setup and load configuration comply with local regulations and road limits.

2. What major mechanical work has recently been carried out?

Recent work includes a refurbished 90 mm turntable, a brand new radiator, new rear shocks fitted about 12 months ago, a new beacon and near new tyres. These updates support cooling, stability, load connection and overall safety, providing extra reassurance that essential components have been addressed.

3. Where is the truck located and how can I inspect it?

The truck is located in Lexia, Western Australia. It is available for inspection by appointment. To organise a time, contact Michael on 0490 787 116, discuss your requirements and confirm a suitable inspection slot.

4. What is the asking price and are there additional costs?

The asking price is $55,000 plus GST. As with any commercial vehicle purchase, you should also consider registration, insurance and any setup or transfer costs required to get the truck on the road and working in your specific operation.

5. Is this truck suitable as a main heavy haul unit or more as a backup?

This will depend on your workload and fleet structure. With its 90 tonne rating, 550hp engine, automatic transmission, hydraulics and recent maintenance, it is capable of serving as a primary heavy haul unit in many operations. Some buyers might use it as the main unit on demanding routes, while others may add it as a dedicated truck for particular jobs or contracts. An inspection and discussion of your planned use will help confirm the best role for it in your fleet.

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