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BTT How did this turn out. Pics?

I'll keep this in mind, but a starting and a ending city will be helpful. There needs to be a big forklift at both points.

I found the yard's ad, but it's a bit pricey for me :( http://www.truckpaper.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=3702829&dlr=1&pcid=2001198649

I have some 12.50R20s Semperit tires for sale :whistle:

What about final drive ratio? Any idea what RPMs this truck is turning and what size tires were typical? The main reason I don't want a military 5 ton is the lack of support trying to regear the diffs, but it's not like I'm going to driving the thing to work 30 miles everyday and I'm thinking...

I'm guessing it was naturally aspired? Some of the 360 and 466 were like that for whatever reason or they didn't have a aftercooler, but I plan on a engine swap anyway. What is the going price?

I was looking for specs too ;)

It looks to be a 6x6 International. I'm looking for something to make a RV out of that can also haul the Scout. I think would be nearly perfect with singled out tires in the 12.50R20 or 14.50R20 range. I'm not sure how the 360 and 466 engines like multifuel. I may have to swap in a 6BT. I never...

I'm in Atlanta with a Step if this hasn't been moved yet. I need to know by tomorrow morning and there has to be a ramp to load and unload.

I was just in Ok city and am now in Atlanta with my stepdeck. Too bad I didn't see this sooner.

I'm going to call Greenpeace on the OP :mrgreen:

Send me details as I have no idea what you need hauled.

No it won't. The mix of petroleum and organic fuels will eventually make a gooey mess in the bottom of your fuel tank and will eventually plug your filters. Keep them separate, but a little cross contamination should be ok for the short term. I have a reefer tank in the bed of my pickup...

That method will take until late Spring to work. My water separates out of the oil normally in a week when it's at least 60* outside. Now that Winter is here, I'm going to wait until the middle of Spring before I try to do any filtering. I have enough dewatered and 'fuged fuel to last me until...

I went to my local transformer decommissioning place a few months ago. They still get oils as high as 50 ppm of PCBs which they must keep in a EPA approved HAZMAT storage tank. EPA considers this extremely hazardous. They even get oils higher then that. Sometimes as much as 5000 ppm :shock: I...

Most of my local transmission shops have waste oil furnaces :-?

Don't trust the transformer oil. Most of it contains some sort of PCBs. Anything over 500 ppm is considered hazmat and requires special care by the EPA. Most facilities can only store up to 500 gallons. My local reclamation facility has found up to 900,000 ppm. This oil needs to be burned in a...

Easily. Same thing.

I'm calling my two local utility companies tomorrow :beer: Ask me if I give a gnat arse :doghead:

Are you saying coal is not a fuel? Lets not forget about the natural gas powered plants.