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1991 - Ford L8000 Sewer Truck
()- Listing No
- 1184436
- Year
- 1991
- Manufacturer
- Ford
- Model
- L8000
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- USA
- Price
- $27,000
- Description
-
INFORMATION IN TWO SECTIONS: SECTION 1: CONVENTIONAL TRUCK MAKE BY FORD MODEL L8000 YEAR 1991 MILES 56,165 ENGINE CUMMINS TURBO CHARGED, 6 CYL., DIESEL, 270 HP TRACTION 6 X 4 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AIR BRAKES SYSTEM DIESEL DUAL TANKS TIRES 315/80R22.5 TOTAL GVWR 56,000 LBS SECTION 2: VACUUM / WASHING TANK (COMBINATION) MODEL 2110 STEEL TANK WITH CAPACITY OF 1,500 GAL WITH REAR HYDRAULIC DOOR WITH VALVE FULL OPEN TAILGATE TELESCOPIC BOOM OF 19 FT 8 FT IN SUCTION HOSE FRONT HOSE REEL PUMP WITH CUMMINS 4 CYL. ENGINE CUMMINS ENGINE WITH 6,760 HOURS ALUMINUM DUAL TANKS FOR EXTRA WATER DUAL TOOL BOXES READY TO GO !!!
About this machine
This 1991 Ford L8000 is a used sewer truck — also commonly referred to as a vacuum truck or jetter truck — designed for the cleaning, maintenance, and evacuation of sewer lines, storm drains, and underground utility infrastructure. Ford has long been a recognised name in commercial and heavy-duty truck manufacturing, supplying work vehicles to municipal, utility, and industrial operators across a wide range of applications.
The truck itself is a conventional cab configuration driven by a Cummins turbocharged six-cylinder diesel engine producing 270 horsepower, paired with an automatic transmission and a 6×4 drive configuration. Air brakes are fitted as standard for a vehicle of this class. Fuel is drawn from dual diesel tanks, and the truck rides on 315/80R22.5 tyres, with a total GVWR rating of 56,000 pounds. The odometer reads 56,165 miles, reflecting relatively modest use for a machine of this vintage.
The combination vacuum and washing unit mounted to the truck is a Model 2110, built around a 1,500-gallon steel tank with a rear hydraulic door and valve, and a full-opening tailgate to allow complete access for cleaning and discharge. A telescopic boom extending to 19 feet is included, along with 8 feet of suction hose and a front-mounted hose reel. The vacuum and wash pump is driven by a dedicated Cummins four-cylinder engine, which has logged 6,760 hours of operation. Supplementing the main tank, aluminium dual tanks provide additional water-carrying capacity for extended wash operations. Two tool boxes are also fitted to the unit.
The truck is located in Texas, USA, and is priced at $27,000.
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