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Fleet Addition: 2001 international 4700
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- I am introducing the newest addition to the Diesel Pack Garage Fleet... A 2001 International 4700 Plow Truck!
Check it out and see what I have planned for it. Don't forget to like and subscribe!
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I would definitely plow with it since it already has it on it, then eventually put a dump bed on it, it's definitely a truck you can make some money 💰 with 👍
That is a great idea. I picked up another plow truck that has a dump bed also. But it goes need some work for sure!
That was a good deal
I threw the bid on it thinking there was no way I'd win it. Then I did 😂 🤣
Keep and plow let's see it work
Unfortunately I sold this one (made a decent profit), since I was planning on buying 2 more, but it didn't work out 🙁
I will certainly be replacing it in the coming months though!
Also don't test in that truck. You'll have an automatic restriction. Find somebody with a standard shift truck and test in that and you'll be able to drive either auto or standard.
I agree with this! My cousin has an automatic restriction so it made it easier to get this truck since he drove it back for me. But the one I test in will be manual so I don't have to deal with the restrictions
Those older International cluster are notorious for intermittent solder joints inside the cluster. There are many cluster repair shops on eBay for $120 or so. Let a professional fix it
Yep, there's one on ebay I found for $95 plus shipping
Keep the truck pile the snow buffet pile snow
Unfortunately she got sold awhile ago, but I'm planning to replace her with some nicer ones
Start a plowing Co. In the summer you can mow "brush cut / bush hog mowing" Good start at you age. Have to start small get more stay in profit. Good luck. I will subscribe.
That's certainly the way I'm leaning. I'm planning to get some trucks over the next year and fix them up to make sure they are good to next winter. I appreciate the support and encouragement!!
Don’t throw money at it until you know you like the work, strap a couple large concrete blocks on the back and go to work
Oooo that's a good idea. I'll keep that in mind!