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This page features truck bodies offered by dealerships and sellers active in the transportation and heavy equipment sector across Québec. On Publiquip, these listings support businesses and professionals seeking reliable solutions for material transport, jobsite operations, and specialized applications.
Using the search tools, you can enter a title, stock number, or serial number to locate specific equipment. Sorting by date allows you to view the most recently posted listings first.
Dealerships and companies specializing in truck bodies regularly publish their equipment on Publiquip, providing access to a diverse inventory for transportation, construction, and specialized operations across Québec. This section highlights the trusted vendors currently active on the platform.
The equipment displayed varies depending on the listings published by sellers. You may find:
Dump bodies for transporting bulk materials
Truck platforms suited for transport and jobsite applications
Tanks for specialized uses
Lifting systems and tailgates for trucks
Equipment from recognized brands such as Champagne, Stargate, Hiab, and other specialized manufacturers
Each listing includes the information provided by the seller, typically including the equipment description, model, and price when available. Comparing multiple truck bodies in one place makes it easier to evaluate available options based on load capacity, configuration, and intended application.
Dealerships, contractors, and industry professionals can publish their truck bodies to present their inventory to a targeted audience of buyers specializing in transportation and heavy equipment.
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A dump body is equipped with a hydraulic system allowing the front or rear of the box to be raised for quick unloading of bulk materials like gravel, soil, asphalt, or debris. It's essential for construction and excavation work requiring frequent unloading. A fixed flatbed platform cannot tilt and is used for transporting equipment, palletized materials, or loads requiring crane or forklift loading. The choice depends on material type and loading/unloading method.
Capacity depends on your truck's gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) and material type transported. An oversized body overloads the chassis and violates legal weight limits. Calculate your truck's curb weight, subtract it from GVWR to get payload capacity, then choose a body whose weight plus typical load respects this limit. Also consider material density: a small body suffices for heavy materials (gravel, asphalt), while light materials (mulch, snow) require larger volume.
Steel bodies are robust, economical, and suitable for most applications, but are heavy and prone to rust. Aluminum bodies are lighter (increasing payload capacity), corrosion-resistant, and ideal for transporting salt or corrosive materials, but cost more. Stainless steel bodies offer maximum durability for specialized applications (food transport, chemicals). The choice depends on your budget, materials transported, and desired lifespan.
A lift gate is a hydraulic or electric platform mounted at the truck's rear that allows heavy loads to be raised and lowered between ground level and the box level. It's essential for urban deliveries without loading docks, transporting palletized goods, delivering heavy equipment, and situations where no forklift is available at destination. Capacities range from 500 kg to 3,000 kg depending on model. A lift gate increases versatility and efficiency of delivery operations.
Yes, replacing or installing a new body on an existing truck is common and often more economical than purchasing a complete truck. Ensure the body is compatible with your truck's chassis length, GVWR, and frame rail spacing. Installation must be performed by a specialized workshop that will properly secure the body to the chassis according to manufacturer standards and safety regulations. Proper installation is crucial for safety and durability.
Regular maintenance includes: thorough cleaning after each use to remove corrosive materials (salt, asphalt, chemicals), lubricating pivot points and hinges, weekly hydraulic system checks (oil level, leaks, cylinders), inspecting locks and safety mechanisms, annual rust treatment of structure (especially for steel), checking rear door seal integrity, and immediate repair of any cracks or damage. Rigorous maintenance can double the body's lifespan.
To sell your truck body on Publiquip, create a detailed listing including the type (dump body, flatbed, tank), material (steel, aluminum), dimensions (length, width, height), capacity in cubic yards or liters, compatibility with truck types, year of manufacture, general condition of structure and hydraulic system, additional equipment (tarp, tailgates, ladders), and maintenance history. Add clear photos from all angles, including underside and critical points. The platform allows you to reach carriers and contractors across Québec.

