This Peterbilt 348 is a used fuel tanker truck — sometimes referred to as a fuel hauler or petroleum tanker — designed to transport and dispense liquid fuels across multiple compartments. Fuel tanker trucks of this type are workhorses of the petroleum distribution industry, used to deliver diesel, gasoline, and related products to fuel stations, construction sites, farms, and commercial fleets. Peterbilt is a well-established American heavy-duty truck manufacturer with a long history of building vocational and over-the-road trucks for industries including oil and gas, construction, and freight.
This 2013 example is located in Tennessee and is listed for $35,000. The seller describes it as a good truck that runs well, with a clean appearance and a nice tank, indicating it has been maintained to a presentable standard.
The tank itself is a four-compartment unit with a total divided capacity of 4,400 gallons, broken down as individual compartments of 1,400, 1,000, 500, and 500 gallons. This multi-compartment configuration allows the truck to carry and deliver different fuel grades or products in a single run without cross-contamination, making it well suited to multi-product distribution work.
For fuel delivery operations, the truck is equipped with a hose reel and a pump driven by a power take-off (PTO), allowing the operator to transfer fuel from the tank without external equipment. The air seat provides driver comfort over long hauls, and air brakes are fitted as standard for a vehicle of this class and weight. The double frame is a notable structural feature, providing additional chassis rigidity and load-bearing capacity well suited to the demands of carrying a heavy, liquid-filled tank.
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