Part VI
Post Fiend
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 7,649
Likes: 2
From: Wallingford, CT
So I spent my day today at the auction yard.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.
Post Fiend
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 5,398
Likes: 1
From: Gilbert, Az
Cris, here you go, my daughter calls it my angry music....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrslOWWjJp8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrslOWWjJp8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9za5x...eature=related
How about a little Shinedown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGTOwXphcoo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sO_QntXc-c4
Edit: here are a few more I listen to a lot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-_eu0gKOGY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34inp...eature=related
FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 111,873
Likes: 153
From: Wharton, NJ
I really like Disturbed!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9za5x...eature=related
How about a little Shinedown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGTOwXphcoo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34inp...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9za5x...eature=related
How about a little Shinedown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGTOwXphcoo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34inp...eature=related
I was listening to the other Disturbed songs on that other page while I was cruising the threads, and came back to this one and had the same song I was listening too......
Your OK dispite what everyone says....
JK
FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 111,873
Likes: 153
From: Wharton, NJ
Being a GOOD girl doesn't necessarily make you a bad girl either....
Post Fiend
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 5,398
Likes: 1
From: Gilbert, Az
Guess I can be a little of both....
That is cheap, wonder whats wrong with it?
That is cheap, wonder whats wrong with it?
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Lead Driver
Joined: Mar 2000
Posts: 9,359
Likes: 1
From: Hampstead, NC
Good evening everyone. How was your day today?
That ain't a bad price Jake, but it is an 03 and a 6.blow, two things against it right there.
I've seen a few 99-02 7.3's around here in the sub 5k range, anywhere from a reg cab 2wd to a cc 4x4. I've also seen a few for under 3K.
Are you looking for one Jake? If you are, I'll send the links your way for the one's I find.
I don't think I could bring myself to buy a 6.0, maybe a 6.4, but that is a different animal.
That ain't a bad price Jake, but it is an 03 and a 6.blow, two things against it right there.
I've seen a few 99-02 7.3's around here in the sub 5k range, anywhere from a reg cab 2wd to a cc 4x4. I've also seen a few for under 3K.
Are you looking for one Jake? If you are, I'll send the links your way for the one's I find.
I don't think I could bring myself to buy a 6.0, maybe a 6.4, but that is a different animal.
Postmaster
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 3,099
Likes: 0
From: horicon Wi
That ain't a bad price Jake, but it is an 03 and a 6.blow, two things against it right there.
I've seen a few 99-02 7.3's around here in the sub 5k range, anywhere from a reg cab 2wd to a cc 4x4. I've also seen a few for under 3K.
Are you looking for one Jake? If you are, I'll send the links your way for the one's I find.
I don't think I could bring myself to buy a 6.0, maybe a 6.4, but that is a different animal.
I've seen a few 99-02 7.3's around here in the sub 5k range, anywhere from a reg cab 2wd to a cc 4x4. I've also seen a few for under 3K.
Are you looking for one Jake? If you are, I'll send the links your way for the one's I find.
I don't think I could bring myself to buy a 6.0, maybe a 6.4, but that is a different animal.
Fleet Owner
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 28,287
Likes: 6
From: BLT, MN
So I spent my day today at the auction yard.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.
Master of Strokes
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 6,808
Likes: 25
From: CA
So I spent my day today at the auction yard.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.
Lead Driver
Joined: Mar 2000
Posts: 9,359
Likes: 1
From: Hampstead, NC
So I spent my day today at the auction yard.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.
We bought the following: (that i'm aware of so far)
1987 Mack tandem axle roll-off truck w/tarp clean for age
1988 International single axle dump truck with plow frame up front and air/electric/hydraulic to the rear. Hydraulic for the sander. Richards hydraulic cover. EXTREMELY clean interior.
A screen/drum assembly arrangement for our trommel screen
A few attachments for the skidsteer and loaders.
And last, but not least. The best one yet! *Drumroll please*
A 1995 DT466 powered International. But wait that's not the best part! It was originally owned by Pine Bush Equipment. It has an 18' service body with a 130 CFM compressor and a 5,000lb telescopic crane mounted on the body. Pretty rust-free for a New England truck. Pull drawers in the compartments. One compartment set up for an oxy-acetylene torch. The ULTIMATE RHN rig.
It comes complete with manuals for everything on it and I've seen everything on it work. Previous owner was a friend of dad's.
What does everyone think a truck like that is worth? Compartments are all empty.