Truck Shop
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It's not a jeep.
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2004 International 7300
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Truck Shop
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materthegreater
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Where can I get one of those!
Truck Shop
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Spud's Sales-Rosebud MT.
CM1995
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They have auctions all the time just have to search when they have on up on the block.
materthegreater
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I wasn't actually serious... But it is interesting some of the things they have listed on thereSearch Results
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They have auctions all the time just have to search when they have on up on the block.
Willie B
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Dido Inc. in Dorset has one, a few towns have them on some loan program. They are capable of a whole lot more weight than nameplate allows. I don't know if you can legally increase the weight they are registered for.
DMiller
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Mil Spec is generally a Half to a quarter of actual functional capacity.
Tandem even single wheel trucks quoted at 5 ton, beds sized accordingly as that 5 yard without side rails, Never challenge the suspensions of them. Same truck commercial manufacture rated to 20t easily. Capacity charts I suspect not revised since WWII or Korea.
Tandem even single wheel trucks quoted at 5 ton, beds sized accordingly as that 5 yard without side rails, Never challenge the suspensions of them. Same truck commercial manufacture rated to 20t easily. Capacity charts I suspect not revised since WWII or Korea.