Macneil
Member
Hey Guys!
New to the forum and love it. Lots of information and a pile of nice trucks and equipment out there!
Here is my little toy at work..
2005 International Workstar 7500 with the HT570 International 9.3L motor. It has a 13 speed tranny, 20,000 lbs front, 20,000 lbs air lift and 40,000 lbs rears. The truck was originally spec'd out as a little tandem and then the first owner added a Hendrickson Air lift to it with a 17.5 foot G&F Excavation boss.
Truck has 81,000 KM on it, a few hours under 4,000 on the hour meter and it's very clean inside and out.
It is somewhat dirty in this first picture. Had to go to the Quarry for a few loads but usually she's all shined up at the end of the week
We just picked this up recently so I still have to make it my own. First thing I'd like to do is add dual 5" straight pipes to it(muffler is in between frame rails). I am also going to get the side windows tinted to 30% but we've been too busy to get it done.
Here is the coolest backhoe in town in the second picture. Notice the chrome stack and chrome lug nuts!
New to the forum and love it. Lots of information and a pile of nice trucks and equipment out there!
Here is my little toy at work..
2005 International Workstar 7500 with the HT570 International 9.3L motor. It has a 13 speed tranny, 20,000 lbs front, 20,000 lbs air lift and 40,000 lbs rears. The truck was originally spec'd out as a little tandem and then the first owner added a Hendrickson Air lift to it with a 17.5 foot G&F Excavation boss.
Truck has 81,000 KM on it, a few hours under 4,000 on the hour meter and it's very clean inside and out.
It is somewhat dirty in this first picture. Had to go to the Quarry for a few loads but usually she's all shined up at the end of the week
We just picked this up recently so I still have to make it my own. First thing I'd like to do is add dual 5" straight pipes to it(muffler is in between frame rails). I am also going to get the side windows tinted to 30% but we've been too busy to get it done.
Here is the coolest backhoe in town in the second picture. Notice the chrome stack and chrome lug nuts!