i have two trucks a one thousand and an A2 van, so how is the size firgured on the A2 van? It is freaking big, that is for sure!
The bigger the number, the bigger the car. Usuallly that's true anyway.
Cement,
I don't think that's the case anymore. We have p12's with numbers like 132453 and p10's with a number like 141223.
On a side note, does anyone know how long its going to take to replace the fleet with new automatic, powel steering diesel vehicels?
Cement,
I don't think that's the case anymore. We have p12's with numbers like 132453 and p10's with a number like 141223.
On a side note, does anyone know how long its going to take to replace the fleet with new automatic, powel steering diesel vehicels?
On a side note, does anyone know how long its going to take to replace the fleet with new automatic, powel steering diesel vehicels?
Some bean-counting maroon from I.E. made a rule that UPS must get 30 years of service out of each vehicle, no matter what. We had a P-600 that threw a rod when it was 29 1/2 years old. The mechanics had to install a completely new engine in it...after which it got driven once or twice as a shop spare before they hauled it off and crushed it.On a side note, does anyone know how long its going to take to replace the fleet with new automatic, powel steering diesel vehicels?
I still drive one, forgetting to duck coming in from the back door will leave two indentions in your skull from the two pointed door latch points on the header of the back door.A P500 was a good truck. Only thing you had to remember was to duck going out the rear doors. I chipped a tooth one time when I forgot.
The best truck I ever had was a 1996 International P700 with the 5-speed trans and Powerstroke diesel. It was gutless, but it was a very good work platform. Low to the ground, plenty of legroom, etc. They took it away from me and sent it down to Eugene about 6 months ago, it was running just fine with a tad over 200,000 miles on it. I'm quite sure they could get 30 years or more out of it as long as they are willing to replace the engine a couple of times.Sober. Now with the new P7's they are just hoping to get 10 years out of these vehicles.