One Chassis, Harvest-Ready — C500 Conversion Platforms — Rosetown

West-central Saskatchewan asks a lot of one truck: grain in the fall, equipment moves in the spring, gravel and water in between. This is the chassis built to be converted for exactly that rotation — Kenworth C500 platforms, 2000–2007, twin-steer / tandem drive, eleven units near Edmonton at $50,000–$70,000 OBO.

Start with the harvest build: a grain box on a C500 platform gives a farm or a custom crew a heavy truck that loads full, turns in tight yards on the twin steer, and does not flex under a bin-run load. Swap the plan and the same platform becomes a bed-and-winch truck for machinery moves, or a gravel unit for RM and contracting work around Rosetown.

Set the platform price against the finished market: fully rigged dealer C500s ask $129,900–$189,900. These are platforms, not rigged trucks — the difference between the two numbers is the build, and buying this way you choose the build and keep the spread.

Round out the fleet from the same seller: TC406 tridem tankers, 34,000 L, $15,000 each or $13,000 each on two or more — sprayer and livestock water, handled in one fill. Call/Text/WhatsApp 825-865-3094

Tags: kenworth c500, rosetown, saskatchewan farm, grain truck, bed truck platform, winch truck, twin steer, harvest truck, conversion chassis