No, this definitely had a Paccar under the hood, because I was looking forward to seeing how one of those smaller Cummins motors would do, only to be disappointed when I went to check the oil.
I think it was a PX-7....
This is like starting trucking all over on my first day!
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I know my Ram would’ve certainly outpulled this thing. Why did it say Paccar on the valve cover then?
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Anyway, suffice to say I wasn’t particularly impressed. Might’ve been the transmission that made the operating speed jump all over the place.cke and FerrissWheel Thank this. -
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I've driven the 337 once when we were short a guy for a day and it sucked. Thing could barely do 70mph empty.
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