This 2014 Peterbilt 337 is a used sewer truck — sometimes referred to as a vacuum truck or septic truck — designed for the collection, transport, and disposal of liquid waste, sewage, and related materials. Peterbilt is a well-established American heavy-duty truck manufacturer with a long history of producing vocational and commercial vehicles for industries including waste management, construction, and municipal services.
Power comes from a Paccar 6.7 engine paired with an Allison automatic transmission, a combination widely valued in vocational applications for its reliability and ease of operation. The truck is rated at a 33,000-pound gross vehicle weight, placing it in the medium-duty commercial class. The odometer shows only 108,000 miles, a relatively low figure for a truck of this age and application.
The unit is being built to order and equipped with a new 2,500-gallon tank, providing substantial carrying capacity for liquid waste operations. Vacuum work is handled by a new Masport Viper 350 pump, a well-regarded unit in the sewer and liquid vacuum industry. Hose management and tool storage are addressed by a diamond-plated hose tray and toolbox. Visibility and safety at the rear are supported by an LED work light. The truck also rides on new aluminum rims and tires. Paint color can be specified by the buyer.
It should be noted that the photographs in the listing depict a replica of the truck currently being built; the actual unit will not have an exhaust stack as shown. The truck is located in Florida, USA, and is priced at $83,500.
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