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Iveco Daily 35S18 (Its System) – conversion on an Iveco chassis, 3,500 kg gross weight, 7.05 m length and 765 kg payload with single rear wheels
Iveco is an Italian manufacturer of light and heavy commercial vehicles; the 35S18 designation in the Daily range follows the usual pattern, with 35 marking the weight class around 3.5 tonnes and S denoting single wheels on the rear axle. The operator Its System fitted its own body onto this chassis, as is common for chassis in this class: cab from the vehicle manufacturer, a working body built to the purpose required.
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The four-cylinder diesel engine has a displacement of 2,998 cm³. At a gross vehicle weight of 3,500 kg against an unladen weight of 2,735 kg, 765 kg remain for body and payload – a figure that points to an already fairly heavy body. The overall length of 7.05 m with a 4.10 m wheelbase gives a long body space, the 2.29 m width sits within the usual range for box bodies, and the permitted top speed is given as 160 km/h.
At 3,500 kg gross weight the vehicle falls into EU class N1 and can be driven on a category B licence provided the actual load does not exceed the remaining 765 kg. With such a small payload share, even load distribution matters greatly, since small peaks in loading can already exceed the axle rating. The single rear wheels at this body length rely on a sufficiently large tyre contact area.
When buying a used vehicle of this kind, it is worth first checking the real payload against the axle weights, since 765 kg is quickly used up by tools and material. Corrosion at the bolted connection between frame and body and at the body mounting spacers deserves attention, as does the tightness of the doors and roof skin of the body itself. With a long body and full wheelbase, the rear leaf springs and dampers should also be checked for sag and leaks.
Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells 35S18
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