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Upper Milford Township Board of Supervisors - For Sale: 2000 International 4700 DT 466E Single Axle Dump Truck
This Non-CDL truck was originally purchased used by Upper Milford Township in September 1999 with just 91 miles per the title and has been a reliable part of our fleet ever since. It features a 5-speed manual transmission, with current engine hours at 4,727 and an odometer reading of 39,728.2 miles.
The truck comes equipped with a 10-foot Fisher power angle plow, salt box, and spreader, all of which function properly. The vehicle runs and drives as expected, making it ideal for snow removal and related tasks. 4x2 Drivetrain.
Please note, the truck is currently not inspected and requires some maintenance to pass inspection. Our mechanic has identified the need for rust repair on the frame and brake repair, specifically noting delamination on the rear brake rotors. Photos of the rust and other minor body repairs completed over the years have been uploaded for your review. Additionally, a new diesel fuel tank was installed November of 2023. Tire details are available upon inquiry but are approximately 75% tread life left. Full Maintenance records available upon request and will come with purchase of the truck.
For further questions or to schedule an in-person inspection, please contact Lee Marks at 484-357-0449.
Q: length of dump? gear ratio in rear? top highway speed? thanx.
A: 10 foot dump body - interior measurements are 82" W by 119 1/2" L. Rear Axle is an N-175 and the Axle code on the tag is 99070139 and the gear ratio is a 5.38 ratio. The engine is governed however we beleive it is approximatley 62 MPH for the highway speed. The full build sheet is available with the option codes that were put on it. It is a lengthy document but can be viewed per request.
Q: Hats off to your workers and maintenance department, You can tell this is a well kept truck. And also thanks for the detailed information you put out there on it.
A: Thank you! I will pass the message along to Public Works. It is much appreciated.
Q: Is the rust repair on the frame (jacking)? Does it need new rails to pass inspection?
A: Please contact Lee Marks at the above listed number as the office personell do not know the direct answer to that question. Thank you. There are photos of the frame rail section in question posted.
