This 2014 Mack GU813 is a fuel tanker truck — sometimes referred to as a petroleum tanker or fuel hauler — designed to transport and dispense liquid fuels such as gasoline and diesel. Fuel tanker trucks of this type are workhorses of the fuel distribution industry, moving product from terminals and bulk plants to service stations, construction sites, and commercial facilities. Mack is a well-established American heavy-duty truck manufacturer with a long history of building robust vocational and highway trucks for industries including construction, refuse, logging, and petroleum distribution.
The tank mounted on this truck is a 2003 Boston unit with a 4,000-gallon capacity divided into three compartments, making it suitable for carrying multiple fuel grades simultaneously. Two pumps, meters, and hoses are included, equipping the truck for on-site fuel delivery and dispensing operations. The combination of a multi-compartment tank and metering equipment makes this a functional, ready-to-work unit for fuel distribution routes.
Power comes from a Mack MP7 engine rated at 335 horsepower, paired with an Allison automatic transmission for straightforward operation in stop-and-go delivery environments. The front axle is rated at 20,000 pounds and the rear axle at 44,000 pounds, reflecting the heavy-duty capacity expected of a petroleum distribution vehicle. The odometer reads 341,744 miles.
Prospective buyers should note several mechanical and cosmetic issues disclosed by the seller. The engine has a rear main oil seal leak, and there are also oil leaks present on the engine and transmission. The right rear axle wheel seal requires attention. Cosmetically, the truck shows minor fender damage and a scratch on the tank. This unit is priced at $89,999 and is located near Davenport, Iowa.
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