1989 Ford F800 Tanker
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Located in MO
29,928 miles
2,000 gallon tank
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1989 Ford F800 Tanker. Automatic transmission. 7.0L (429 cu in) V8 Gasoline Engine. Air brakes. Approximately 2000 gallon water tank. Does have a leak near the driver side fender so currently only holds half a tank. Lights work. Siren sometimes works (possibly a loose wire somewhere). Does have a rear dump for drop tank at the rear only. It is inside the cabinet area and has an extension with it. We were told when we purchased this truck (close to twenty years ago) that there is a turtle shell stuck in the pump. We never attempted to service the pump, only used the truck to haul water. A trash pump (comes with the truck) is installed in the cabinet area on the driver side. It worked great for filling brush trucks.
When did it last pass a pump test?
We don't know. We've owned it since about 2006–2007 and never used or tested the pump in that time.
Is the American LaFrance in the photos included?
No. The American LaFrance shown in some photos was sold months ago and isn't part of this sale.
Does it run and drive okay?
Yes, it runs and drives fine. It only holds about half a tank of water because it started leaking somewhere around the driver side tire. We were going to put some Flex Seal on it.
Why are you selling it?
We decided to sell two trucks and get one larger one.
How are the tires?
They're fairly new. I'm not sure exactly how old, but I remember we put them on around 5 years ago, and I'd be surprised if they have a hundred miles on them.
Can the tank leak be seen or patched easily?
I believe you'd have to get inside the tank to see it or get to it.
Could it be driven a long distance?
It might be a long drive, but I don't know why it couldn't be done, especially empty. The speedometer reads in kilometers instead of miles because it came from Canada, so make sure you're watching the right gauge.
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