What is a 'Narrow, lightweight, one seat truck"?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Fatback, Jan 15, 2012.
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Nope. It's not a "lightweight" either. The angle is deceptive. They have a smaller air deflector.
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Ahhh ok I've been fooled.
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The red pete is a 384. They also run the Freightliner Cascadia and Columbia. All are speced with a short hood and 48" sleeper. This is our regional intermodal tractor. Speced the same as Prime's lightweight Cascadias.
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basically a coffin bunk truck....im sorry u couldent pay me enough to drive one of those much less a freight-shaka and im paid by the ton i like my 72 inch bunk KW W9 even though im regional per say
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My first tractor had a single seat too,a bench seat!! a straight truck with a 5th wheel.I guess they're making a comeback?
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Prime also has a lightweight International Prostar. Saw one this week in Hesperia.
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Those "baby 8's" are NOT what Prime uses.....
The Prime trucks are 386's with 48" flat top sleepers... you drive and sleep... how much room do you need? If your ### is wider than 48" join the circus.Boardhauler and Logan76 Thank this.
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