This 1995 International 4900 is a hook lift truck — also commonly referred to as a roll-off truck — designed to load, transport, and deposit large containers, dumpsters, and roll-off bins without the need for a separate trailer. Hook lift trucks are widely used in waste management, construction, recycling, and municipal services, where the ability to swap bodies quickly makes them highly versatile workhorses. International is a well-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of building medium- and heavy-duty trucks for industrial, municipal, and vocational applications.
The powertrain consists of a mechanical DT466 diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission. The DT466 is a proven inline six-cylinder unit long favoured in vocational truck applications for its durability and ease of service. The truck has covered 131,000 miles and logged approximately 10,000 hours, and it is noted as a former municipal vehicle — a background that typically indicates regular maintenance schedules and documented service history. The chassis is rated at 33,000 pounds GVW, and the truck is equipped with air lines to the rear axle.
The hook lift system is a Stellar unit rated at 24,000 pounds capacity. Key dimensional specifications include a hook height of 54 inches, an effective length of 115 inches, and compatibility with bed lengths ranging from 10 feet to 12.5 feet. These figures determine which containers the truck can accept, and the Stellar system is a recognised name in the hook lift and cable hoist industry. Tires are reported to be in good condition.
This truck is priced at $24,500 and is located in Idaho, USA.
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