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Pegaso 1236 TS: heavy Spanish truck of vehicle class N3 with a six-cylinder diesel engine, six wheels and high payload for long-haul transport
Pegaso was a Spanish make of trucks and buses, built by the manufacturer ENASA in Barcelona; for decades its vehicles shaped Spanish heavy transport before the brand was later absorbed into the Iveco group. The 1236 series targeted medium-heavy to heavy distribution and long-haul transport within Spain and across European road freight routes.
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The six-cylinder diesel engine drives a truck 6,800 mm long and 2,500 mm wide on six wheels. With a kerb weight of 9,460 kg and a gross vehicle weight of 25,500 kg, the payload works out to about 16,040 kg, built on a 4,590 mm wheelbase for stable handling even at full load.
With a gross vehicle weight of 25.5 tonnes, the 1236 TS falls into vehicle class N3 and is subject in the European Union to the general 90 km/h speed limit for heavy trucks. The six-wheel formula corresponds to a two- or three-axle layout typical of classic distribution transport of that period.
When buying a vehicle of this age, what matters most is the condition of the frame, suspension and brakes, along with corrosion on load-bearing parts. Spare parts for the drivetrain and cab are only available to a limited extent for a discontinued make, which makes a thorough inspection before purchase especially important and raises the value of complete, well-documented service history.
Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells 1236 TS
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