Is 410 hp too weak to haul grain ?
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by markk, Aug 18, 2016.
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ChicagoJohn, cnsper, spyder7723 and 1 other person Thank this.
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Seems reasonable as most I have looked at are under 450 except for the older ones . My loads would be 80K to 85K and not so much mountains since mainly in the Ok to Ne area . Just some hillsscottied67 Thanks this.
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I used to put about 3 gallons a day in a freightliner day cab .It was only 1 year old . Poured out of a bad gasket on pump .
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I dont know I had a 318 in my dodge dart and it ran pretty well . Pulled me and my lady around around with no problem but then we are both skinny .spyder7723, 201 and Ragingbull Thank this.
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#### and I thought a gallon every couple of days was bad. It's embarrassing, people know where you've been, where you're going, and you can't hide, all they gotta do is follow the drip.
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Adding oil was just part of driving those older trucks. Took an old milk truck, tri-axle IH 4300, 318, ( not THAT 318 mark, HA) a distance of 150 miles (75 each way) boss said make sure to check the oil and take some with you. Naturally, there was nothing on the stick, put 3 gallons in and took 2 with. When I got to the turn around, (75 miles, mind you) nothing on the stick, again, put the 2 gallons in, was still a gallon low. I kept an eye on the oil pressure, in case I had to stop and get some more.
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