Palfinger PK88 for Sale

Good luck with your truck Sir! I’m sure it won’t take long to sell.
How many hours on the truck and if you don’t mind me asking how much did this setup cost new?
Also what does it weigh and the GVW?
Thanks again.
 
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Sorry to see this turn of events, Steve. I rooted for you the whole way. I completely understand, you gotta do what ya gotta do.
May better times be ahead indeed. May this be a smooth transaction and transition.
My best to you and yours.
 
VenasNursery said:
Good luck with your truck Sir! I’m sure it won’t take long to sell.
How many hours on the truck and if you don’t mind me asking how much did this setup cost new?
Also what does it weigh and the GVW?
Thanks again.
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Under 3000 on the crane.. 49k miles on the chassis. Was about 700 new, empty with nothing on it. There's tens of thousands of dollars in spare parts, dunnage, mats, you name it that all goes with the truck. Basically everything but my chainsaws and climbing gear. This is 8 years of making sure I had everything to do the job and make repairs on the truck. Back-ups at home in the garage, All goes with the purchase. 79600 gvwr and about 73k curb weight. It's a little heavy. This is literally a turn key business. I've worked out the details for the next owner. All they have to do is step in and take my place. I even have spare batteries for the load cell. iPhone charging cables, everything. There's so much stuff I've forgotten half of it.
 
96coal449 said:
Sorry to see this turn of events, Steve. I rooted for you the whole way. I completely understand, you gotta do what ya gotta do.
May better times be ahead indeed. May this be a smooth transaction and transition.
My best to you and yours.
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Thank you. I know you did. I'm boxed in. I don't have a workable alternative. Everybody keeps asking me what I'm gonna do and I have no idea. Whatever happens I hope I can find peace with it and some sense of satisfaction. Very unsettling point in my existence. Oh well, could always be worse I suppose. Thanks for being supporting!!!!!!!! I appreciate that.
 
Steve Connally said:
Under 3000 on the crane.. 49k miles on the chassis. Was about 700 new, empty with nothing on it. There's tens of thousands of dollars in spare parts, dunnage, mats, you name it that all goes with the truck. Basically everything but my chainsaws and climbing gear. This is 8 years of making sure I had everything to do the job and make repairs on the truck. Back-ups at home in the garage, All goes with the purchase. 79600 gvwr and about 73k curb weight. It's a little heavy. This is literally a turn key business. I've worked out the details for the next owner. All they have to do is step in and take my place. I even have spare batteries for the load cell. iPhone charging cables, everything. There's so much stuff I've forgotten half of it.
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Thanks again
 
Steve Connally said:
Probably would be good to have all those hours of my life back though. LOL
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I hear ya but disagree. For one thing, the pristine appearance will help it sell and bolster the asking price. And for another, 'the way you do one thing is the way you do everything' so if you weren't doing truck maintenance perfectly you'd be doing something else same way, so s'all good.
 
cory said:
I hear ya but disagree. For one thing, the pristine appearance will help it sell and bolster the asking price. And for another, 'the way you do one thing is the way you do everything' so if you weren't doing truck maintenance perfectly you'd be doing something else same way, so s'all good.
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Thats a great way to frame it. Thanks for that. I can appreciate your positivity. I've been pristinely reading a lot of LOL
 
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