Cab overs in general are losing popularity. They are almost a specialty truck. Not many manufacturers sell them in all specs, but you can have a 1000 variations of a standard model...
Roll off truck questions
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Other that very tight jobs no advantage that i can think of. They are much less comfortable to boot. -
would a truck like this setup work? I imagine you can add the tie downs on the Rails to tie down smaller cans.
https://www.commercialtrucktrader.com/listing/2005-MACK-CV713-5007304634
I know a smaller single axle truck would be best for smaller tighter delivers -
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I’m trying to find a truck something like that. But just an idea of what I’m looking for.
Something like that could haul 10-30/40 yard dumpsters? -
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In the pic you can see part way up a extra horn. They rotate up and down. Some are cut into the rail and some are welded to the inside. -
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1997 MACK RD688
should be avoided? I’ve been on commrricaltrucktrader truck paper searching and isn’t much under 30k, more than that I’d have to finance and I’m trying to pay cash getting into the business.
Or something like this?
1993 MACK CL 713 | eBay
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