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<p>[QUOTE="Dave1837, post: 12244850, member: 286723"]I drove a '21 W900 mid roof sleeper spec'd for tanker and flatbed, I was 33k empty with a 6,000 gal stainless tank with the fuel gauge on 1/2. You can get 46k easily, even more with some lighter specs, granted you have a light trailer. Macks are light trucks, I'm not even 30k with a stainless tank now, 27,500 with an aluminum lol[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Dave1837, post: 12244850, member: 286723"]I drove a '21 W900 mid roof sleeper spec'd for tanker and flatbed, I was 33k empty with a 6,000 gal stainless tank with the fuel gauge on 1/2. You can get 46k easily, even more with some lighter specs, granted you have a light trailer. Macks are light trucks, I'm not even 30k with a stainless tank now, 27,500 with an aluminum lol[/QUOTE]
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