This 2009 Ford F350 SD XL is a flatbed truck — sometimes referred to as a flat-deck truck — a workhorse vehicle designed to haul open loads of equipment, materials, or agricultural goods. Ford is one of the world's most established vehicle and light-to-heavy truck manufacturers, with a long history of building commercial and farm-duty trucks that serve agriculture, construction, and general hauling industries.
This particular example is a four-door, four-wheel-drive unit powered by a diesel engine, giving it genuine towing and hauling capability across varied terrain. It is fitted with a Dew EZE hay bed (unit 482), a purpose-built flatbed body commonly used in agricultural settings for transporting hay bales and similar bulk farm loads. The truck has covered 149,000 miles and, by the seller's account, has spent its entire working life on a farm — a single-use history that gives a clear picture of the kind of work it has seen.
As would be expected of a farm-use vehicle with this mileage, the truck carries the typical cosmetic wear associated with field and yard duty, with minor bumps and scuffs noted both inside and out. Mechanically, the seller reports that it runs and drives as it should. The truck is located in Indiana, USA, and is offered at $7,950.
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