2004 Freightliner Business Class M2 100
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Details
Year
2004
Make
Freightliner
Model
Business Class M2 100
Category
Other Equipment
Subcategory
Trucks
Stock No.
15222-JDM
City
Spring City
State
PA
Condition
Used
Description
2004 Freightliner Business Class M2 100 roll-off truck. Approx 420,000 miles at time of consignment. Eaton Fuller 10-speed manual transmission. Cat C7 diesel engine. GVWR 48,000 lbs. GAWR front axle 12,000 lbs. GAWR first int axle 18,000 lbs. GAWR rear axle 18,000 lbs. D-rings. 20,000 lb winch capacity. Capable of hauling 27,000 lbs of equipment. Spring suspension. Front duals may need replaced within next year. Dimensions: L 444” x H 104” x W 102”. Approx weight 21,000 lbs. * All Iron Exchange equipment is sold on consignment. * City/state varies by unit. * Equipment may be seen in-person by appointment. * Iron Exchange is happy to help arrange Shipping, Financing, Virtual Demos, and 3rd Party Inspections where applicable. (Ref #15222-JDM)
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