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2012 Ford Super Duty F-550 dump truck 141" WB 4WD Auto trans with the 6.7L Power stroke Diesel with a dump body. 84237 miles This truck does not have a state inspection sticker on it. Truck is being sold as is with no warranty. Truck runs and drives and the body goes up and down. It has the typical rust Also comes with snow plow headgear. Light on top and towns Motorola radio is not included.
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Q: Is the oil pan, fully saturated oil and leaking? Is there any oil on the pan or is it leaking? Thanks.
A: Yes the oil pan does leak. You can see in one of the photos the oil on the front crossmember.
Q: Can it not get inspection because the cab corners and rocker panels need to be done? Or does the truck need a full cab?
A: It will not pass the state of New Hampshire State inspection because of the rust. Please refer back to the same question you asked earlier about repair VS replace.
Q: How are the brakes does it need new pads and rotors? Because of the rust. All around the wheels?
A: No idea.
Q: Is the Cp4 pump Original has it ever been touched? How are the injectors?
A: Pump and injectors are original as far as we know.
Q: Is the cab mounts completely shot? Would you say that the truck needs a whole new cab?
A: No it can be repaired if you are into rust repair.
Q: So you said the subframe is rotted does that mean that the back of the frame is completely rotted also? Because the subframe is rot thanks
A: The frame on the truck is fine. The frame on the dump body is what is rusted. I took a photo of the rear hinge area to show the condition.
Q: Why is such a new truck this rusted and beet up what did this truck do most of its life ? Thanks
A: It was used to plow, sand and salt some of smaller roads. Salt takes a toll on sheet metal.
Q: Is the dump bed truck is the rot to bad to save can’t tell from pictures thanks
A: The body has a lot of rust. Mostly the subframe under the body. This body was setup to salt and sand. Salt and sand take a toll on the bodies. It would take a lot of welding to fix it.
Q: Is the emissions systems completely clogged up or does the truck go into limp mode ?
A: The emission is fine as far as we know. I spoke to the department head and they used the truck the other day while one of the other trucks was in the shop for repairs.
