1991 Ford F700 Base 7.0l on 2040-cars
Onawa, Iowa, United States
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This truck is in excellent condition for its age. I purchased it in 08. In California. I drove my pickup out loaded it on a trailer and pulled it back with this truck. It used one half a quart of oil and the trip was around 1500 miles if I remember correctly. There are no major leaks. In the six years I've owned it. I have not bothered to tune it up. It does not miss and is reliable. The Ingersoll-Rand 175 ft.? per minute air compressor was fully serviced in 08, and shouldn't have over 30 hours on the service. The Ingersoll-Rand compressor has what I believe to be the original hour meter. It reads 2524.0. It is a three cylinder John Deere diesel. That starts well and runs the way it was designed. I have had no problems with this unit. The truck also has a lift more 3200 Crane. It has a 12 foot reach with a controller everything functions properly. There is a power cut off switch and battery just beneath the Crane that can be used to jumpstart the truck battery when properly maintained. Yes, you can charge the Crane battery with the truck's alternator by opening the circuit. It is been run regularly but not commercially. This truck could go to work tomorrow. Where needed. It has been touched up with fresh paint. This would make a great Sand Blast truck. Or jackhammer or concrete drill truck. I would like to keep it. But it's time to sell. The truck. The Crane and Ingersoll-Rand compressor all comic books. Thanks for looking. Have a great day.++No Delivery
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