About this machine

This 2002 International Durastar 4400 is a fuel tanker truck — also referred to as a gasoline tanker or fuel transport truck — designed to haul and dispense liquid fuels such as gasoline and diesel. Fuel tanker trucks of this kind are workhorses across construction, agriculture, and industrial operations, delivering fuel directly to equipment and vehicles in the field. International is a well-established commercial truck manufacturer with a long history of producing medium- and heavy-duty trucks for a wide range of vocational and on-highway applications.

The tank itself is a 2002 Almac unit with a total capacity of 2,700 gallons, divided across five compartments configured at 700, 600, 600, 500, and 300 gallons. This multi-compartment layout allows the truck to carry and dispense multiple fuel grades or product types in a single run, which is a key advantage for job-site and fleet-fueling work. The truck rides on a 210-inch wheelbase, providing the frame length needed to support a tank of this capacity.

Power comes from an International DT466 engine, a well-regarded inline six-cylinder diesel that has been widely used in medium-duty commercial trucks for its durability and serviceability. Drive is handled by an Eaton 9-speed transmission. The truck has accumulated 207,700 miles from its working life, which the seller notes included use as a construction job-site fuel truck.

The dispensing equipment consists of two pumps, two meters, and hoses, allowing simultaneous or multi-product dispensing operations in the field. The seller also notes valve intervals of VK 1/17 and IP 1/16, referencing the internal valve and inlet/outlet configuration of the tank plumbing.

The truck is described as running and driving but currently requires a starter motor. It is located near Appleton, Wisconsin, and is listed at $14,999.

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