This International 4900 is a pick-up truck — sometimes referred to as a work truck — configured here specifically as a plow and spreader unit for heavy-duty winter maintenance operations. International is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing commercial trucks, vocational vehicles, and severe-duty equipment for municipal, construction, and utility industries.
This 1999 example presents an unusually low-use opportunity for its age, having accumulated just 26,405 miles and 3,365 hours, and was previously operated as a fleet unit under regular municipal maintenance. It is powered by the International DT466E diesel engine, a widely respected inline-six turbodiesel known for its durability, fuel efficiency, and long service life in demanding applications. Drive is routed through an Allison automatic transmission, which is a proven choice in vocational trucks for its smooth power delivery and ability to withstand the repeated stop-start cycling typical of plowing and spreading work.
The truck is fully equipped for snow and ice control duties. A front plow setup is included, and a stainless steel Swenson salt spreader is mounted at the rear. Stainless steel construction on the spreader is a significant practical advantage, as it resists the corrosion caused by prolonged contact with road salt — the leading cause of spreader deterioration on working units. Together, these attachments make the truck ready for immediate deployment in snow removal or de-icing operations without additional investment in equipment.
The cab is described as clean and comfortable, with cold air conditioning and heated mirrors for clear visibility during winter operation. Controls are straightforward, reflecting the truck's origins as a no-nonsense municipal workhorse. The unit is located in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is listed at $22,500.
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