2006 Pete Grapple Truck

joerussell · Nov 19, 2014

2006 Pete, Cummins ISC 335HP, Eaton Fuller 8LL, 20k front, 46K rears, full double frame front to rear, full locking differentials, 70,000 miles or so (still working her a few days a week), 2006 Prentice 124 loader with Hydra Headboard rear mounted, 2013 Serco debris grapple ($8,500 new), 60 yard body is straight as an arrow, all LED lights, 4 corner LED strobes, fresh FMCSA inspection in October. Clear title in hand. I'm purchasing a new one and can't afford both.
This is a sweet, pre-emission, low mileage Peterbilt!

$118,000 OBO
Call Joe Russell @ 614.348.8050

djm · Nov 20, 2014

That's a great motor. I had one in my crane.

cory · Nov 21, 2014

Just curious, why are you buying a new one when this one is low miles and pre emission?

joerussell · Nov 22, 2014

Thanks for the question Cory,
I am building my new generation of trucks a little bit larger. This one is 60 cubic yards and my oldest truck. The last 2 I have built are 75 and 80 yards. For my business the extra 15-20 yards of capacity makes a difference. This Pete is a complete, original factory double frame and I don't want to to stretch it.
Joe

cory · Nov 22, 2014

Makes sense, thanks. That's a heckuva fleet there! Do you dump brush for free or do you grind it yourself? And btw, do you even own a chipper??

joerussell · Nov 22, 2014

We dump for free here. We have 3 12" chippers that we run when needed for smaller projects.

cory · Nov 22, 2014

Sounds like you have it figured tightly and rightly. Good Luck!

allmark · Nov 24, 2014

Joe,
What is the weight of the truck empty?

littlenick · Nov 25, 2014

I want to say 43k? I can't quite remember.

AxeTree · Nov 25, 2014

This truck as all of joes equipment is sexy and well maintained, whom ever buys it will be very happy to have a grapple truck in their fleet

lucky_dad · Nov 26, 2014

Anyone who doesn't have a grapple truck in their fleet is missing out for sure.

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joerussell · Nov 26, 2014

allmark said:
Joe,
What is the weight of the truck empty?

Thanks for the question Mark,
This truck tares around 42K empty.

Gorman · Nov 26, 2014

Damn that's heavy. Do you take it on driveways?

allmark · Nov 26, 2014

Gorman said:
Damn that's heavy. Do you take it on driveways?

I wouldn't worry about driveways, as long as you use caution.....My crane weighs around 55,000# depending on what I ate

joerussell · Nov 27, 2014

Gorman said:
Damn that's heavy. Do you take it on driveways?

We have three trucks like this, and this is the lightest one. It's never caused issues for us in the past. All three of these trucks way less than an our crane. If you have sensitive pavement, we use a Gehl or mini loader to forward material to the street.

joshua glackin · Dec 1, 2014

You have some really nice trucks Joe not to derail but what is the length,height from the ground to the top of your box? I'm in the process of building a bigger box for mine.

joshua glackin · Dec 1, 2014

Your new trucks your building

joerussell · Dec 2, 2014

This truck has a 21 foot floor. I'm certian of the exact other measurements off the top of my head but the floor is about 8 feet inside width, walls take the height to the height of the Prentice (13' 2").

AxeTree · Dec 7, 2014

Poor people are missing out that are still chipping every day......

craneguy1 · Dec 7, 2014

Lol....

AxeTree said:
Poor people are missing out that are still chipping every day......

yeah, so long as you have a place to take that mix of "crap"! Around here you'd have to pay to dump that truck; and i only know of one place that would take it, alzo costing an hour of travel time. chips are easy to get rid of so long as they're "nice". Wood also. That being said, ohio is slow at adopting new anything....hell we just legalized gambling 5 years ago, last state in our region.