One day in the forseeable future
Install a wet kit & dump bed
Mainly to haul asphalt among other things. I was wondering what the heat would be like against the engine especially during a scalding southern summer what do you guys think am I nuts? With the sleeper and all plus bed and wet kit I also wonder what I would scale empty
I want to build something like this what do you think
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I have hauled hot mix with both types of power units , day cabs and sleeper trucks , both handled the heat about the same
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If you’re rebuilding the truck the something like Dynamat or similar on the doghouse under the upholstery would help considerably with heat as well as noise. That’s what I plan to do when I finally start on my 1980 Freightliner.
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We used too have foam sprayed under cab. Best money you could spend.
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I’ve got a ‘85 cab and frame just waiting for you to show up with a lowboy to take home.
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Cabovers aren't lighter than conventionals despite what some people think.
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