New Advanced Fabricators Parts For Sale

Advanced Fabricators parts and body components are typically used in vocational truck upfits where durability, fit, and application-specific design matter more than generic replacement hardware. In this category, buyers are often looking at new dump body and platform-related components built for landscaping, debris hauling, chipper work, municipal service, and general contractor use. Common configurations include steel and aluminum construction, with body lengths around 12 to 20 feet, 8-foot widths, and options tied closely to chassis class, hoist selection, and payload target.

Material choice is usually the first decision. Steel bodies are favored for abrasive material, demolition debris, and hard daily loading cycles because they resist impact well and are easier to repair in many local fab environments. Aluminum bodies reduce tare weight and can improve payload for trash, brush, and chip applications where corrosion resistance and lighter empty weight are priorities. Buyers should compare deck thickness, side wall gauge, crossmember spacing, longsill size, bulkhead design, and door construction. Specs such as 3/16-inch plate floors, 3-inch or 4-inch channel crossmembers, and 6-inch to 8-inch longsills are common indicators of how the body was designed to carry weight and distribute stress.

Fit-up details matter just as much as the main structure. A buyer should pay attention to bulkhead height, cab protection, side height, barn door configuration, tarp systems, hitch provisions, lighting compliance, and mud flap mounting. On dump applications, the hoist package is a major value point. Electric-over-hydraulic systems can make sense on lighter builds, while scissor hoists and PTO-driven hydraulic setups are better suited to heavier commercial use and more frequent cycling. If the body is intended for a specific chassis, confirm frame dimensions, cab-to-axle measurement, hinge placement, and rear overhang so the installation does not compromise turning clearance, axle loading, or legal compliance.

Advanced Fabricators equipment is often chosen by buyers who need a body or related component built around the actual job instead of a one-size-fits-all spec. Landscape dumps may use sloped walls, manual crank tarps, and receiver hitches for trailer work. Chipper and trash bodies often add tall sides, enclosed tops, and barn doors for brush containment. Flatbed dump builds can include side rails, tie-down points, winches, ICC bumpers, baskets, and chassis-mounted accessories. When comparing listings in this category, focus on intended material, side height, floor construction, hoist type, and chassis compatibility first. Those factors will tell you more about long-term usefulness than paint, trim, or model name alone.