2008 Volvo Fm 400 Tipper

The Volvo FM400 is a specific model within Volvo's FM range of multi-purpose trucks, featuring a 400 horsepower engine (typically a D13) and used in various configurations, such as 8x4 tippers and bulk tipper blowers, for construction, distribution, and on/off-highway transport duties. The "400" designation refers to its engine power, and the FM range is known for its driver-friendly cab, strong chassis, and ability to handle demanding loads.
Key characteristics of the Volvo FM400
Engine:
Typically features a Volvo D13 400 bhp (399.73 hp) engine, though this can vary slightly by year.
Configuration:
Available in various chassis configurations, including 8x4 for heavy tipping applications and 8x2 for bulk blowing.
Body Types:
Can be equipped with different bodies for specific uses, such as a steel tipping body or a bulk tipping gear with a blower system.
Applications:
Designed for tasks in the construction industry, on-road and off-road transport, and general distribution.
Cab:
The FM range features a flexible and driver-friendly cab, designed to reduce fatigue and improve productivity.
What "FM" and "400" mean
FM: Stands for "Forward control Medium height cab," a type of cab known for its flexibility and suitability for different transport needs.
400: Denotes the engine's power output of approximately 400 horsepower.
The Volvo FM400 is a versatile truck that leverages a powerful engine with a sturdy chassis and specialized bodywork for heavy-duty applications, making it a popular choice in the used truck market.