This 1996 International 4700 is a tow truck — sometimes called a wrecker — designed to recover, tow, and transport disabled or impounded vehicles. International is a well-established American commercial truck manufacturer with a long history of building medium- and heavy-duty trucks for vocational, municipal, and freight applications, and the 4700 platform has been a popular chassis for work-body upfits of exactly this kind.
Power comes from an International DT466E diesel engine, a widely respected inline-six unit known for its durability and serviceability in medium-duty applications. Drive is handled by an International 6-speed-plus manual transmission, and the truck includes a power take-off (PTO) to drive the recovery equipment. The truck has covered 299,331 miles and is reported to run and shift smoothly, operating as it should.
Gross vehicle weight rating is 25,200 lb, with a front axle rating of 8,000 lb and a rear axle rating of 17,200 lb — figures that reflect the substantial frame and drivetrain required for towing work. The seller reports good tires and good brakes throughout, contributing to the truck's ready-to-work condition.
Priced at $14,900, this unit is located in Michigan, USA, and is offered used in working order.
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