Service Truck Overview - Peterbilt 337 Dominator II
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- Walk-through of a 2020 Peterbilt 337 Service Truck with an IMT Dominator II Service body, IMT 10000# Crane, and Boss BA440 Air Compressor.
Table of Contents - The Peterbilt 337 Service Truck
Introducing the Peterbilt 337 (0:05)
History of Peterbilt (1:08)
Front of Truck (2:44)
Engine (3:45)
Vertical Exhaust (4:30)
Three Safety Systems (5:28)
Wheels and Brake System (9:43)
Fuel Tank (10:58)
Equipment (11:38)
Hydraulic System (15:05)
Bed and Back of Truck (16:04)
Cab Interior Features (17:09)
Test Drive (18:59)
Closing (22:15) - Auta a dopravní prostředky
You had me at adaptive cruise control
Thanks! Your username made me LOL.
Looks identical to our new trucks I like the attention to the detail put into the trucks
Thanks Adam!
That is a damn nice truck.
Thanks!
Beautiful truck
thanks Robert!! (sorry for late reply... still learning here.)
Great truck..👍
THANKS!!
Thanks for taking the time and expense to make another great video. Would really like to see an updated video on the Enpak line...
Thank you so much! We will put EnPak's on the list for 2020! Thanks for watching - we appreciate it!
Nice set up. You might consider developing a package that adds extensive 110v charging capacity in the cab. I have multiple cell phones, tablets, laptops, flashlights, and cordless tool batteries that all need to be charged simultaneously. I currently use an inverter and a power strip for this, but it is a fairly crude set up.
Yes! Absolutely!! Adding to the list..
I live and work in Southern California and have a 2007 Ford F650 Crew Cab service truck with a 7k IMT crane and IMT Hyd air compressor that I bought new in Oct 2006. Unfortunately with the new EPA laws here in Ca. I will no longer be able to operate my truck at the end of 2020 because it’s no longer Carb Compliant. I’m looking to either purchase a Peterbilt 337 cab & chassis and switch my service body or purchase a complete service truck ready to go to continue to operate here. Laws out here are just making it harder for the little guys to make an honest living. I love the style of your truck and always wondered why the toolboxes are on the drivers side?????? I had mine built with the slide boxes on the passenger side.(Think about it). I work on heavy equipment and on the road truck repair and when on the fwy the traffic is going on the driver side. Very dangerous to be pulling tools while the cars are flying by. Anyways thanks for taking the time to show the detail and all the features on your trucks.
Hey thanks for the comment! Good question on toolboxes near drivers door… We’ve built a handful of trucks over the years with toolboxes on the passenger side but not many!! The last one we built was for a customer in new England that was also doing a lot of service on the side of the road and also didn’t want to be standing in traffic looking for tools. I’d say the vast majority of the trucks we sell are working on jobsites with plenty of real estate all the way around the truck. Fortunately you can put boxes and setup your truck however you like… that’s one of the fun parts about this job. Keep doing what you’re doing out in CA!!
That truck is bad ass, but I don’t think I’ve ever met a mechanic that preferred to pull up in his bad ass Pete, with the auto trans. Lol
Thanks Ryan!!
Who wants a manual trans running around mine sites and such. Give me automatic all day long.
This thing is unbelievable!
Does IMT has has an option to build a covered sliding roof for the dog house? Here in Canada most of the trucks have covered bodies, otherwise the amount of snow we get here, it would always be unusable mess and just a collection of snow/ice covered oil buckets and parts. What about ladder racks for the top of truck to keep ladders organized.
Thanks Oleg!
Appreciate the questions. Yes, we’ve got a couple videos of tarp and telescopic top (sliding load space cover) options. 2 from IMT and a few aftermarket options.
As far as ladders go, we usually design / fabricate these in house to customer specs.
I know where Canada is, it is off the coast of New Zealand.
Nailed it! DM us your address, and we'll send you a free t-shirt. Thanks for watching!
Possible to get this in a under cdl setup? Or is there not enough capacity to keep it under cdl?
Hey Drew! Thanks for checking our channel out. Not going to get this under CDL unfortunately. We have built some KWs and Peterbilts with shorter bodies (11 foot versus 14) that have been 26,000 GVW so under CDL. Really gotta watch weight though to keep legal.
How much would this setup approximately cost? Thanks
sorry for late reply... email sales@qtequipment.com and they can shoot you a budget quote on a stock unit. Will be more for the welder and additional cab space, etc but will get you in the ballpark.
Is it standard to build a truck and then budget for the tech to set it up the way they prefer?
Not really. Most of our fleets prefer to standardize everything. They may make an exception on a case by case basis for exceptional techs. This fleet gave their techs the most amount of latitude to choose what they wanted. Some fleets have too much turnover to make a custom truck for every tech practical.
Where can I get a truck like this in florida
From us!! We cover Florida. Call 800-758-2410 or email sales@qtequipment.com and we will get you connected with the sales person that covers FL. Thanks!!
Is this class C or commercial license required?
Class B CDL required. THANKS!!
What's the tow hitch rated at to pull a trailer?
Thanks for the question!
2” receiver hitch - 2,000 lb. tongue weight / 16,000 lb. gross trailer weight.
Pintle Hitch - 6,000 lb. tongue weight / 30,000 lb. gross trailer weight.
This body has both options.
@@qtequipment oh brilliant, thanks for getting back to me!
@@qtequipment do you guys ship to other countries? And do you have a used market?
@@stryrker135 We do some international business, usually for large US companies that are working overseas. Getting the right chassis can be the hardest part!! And yes, we deal in used equipment. Inventory fluctuates but we keep an updated inventory list at www.qtequipment.com/used
They own DAF trucks too
Thanks!! Absolutely correct. Hopefully we get to build one of those one day…
Nothing runs like a Pete,but needs a third pedal better for towing and weight,cheaper to maintain
🤘🤘
Actually no autos particularly our 348s and 378s have Allison’s which are less maintenance