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Description
Category, Trucks.
Duty cycle shows as essentially new with 1,918 miles, which points to shake-down use, delivery miles, or early upfit verification rather than a worked life. Rolloff application puts the stress on frame section, PTO, hydraulics, and rear suspension more than on highway aero, so early inspection should focus on mounting integrity and fastener torque marks instead of wear.
Powertrain details are not provided, so verification should be done at the data plate and dash build sheet, engine family, transmission model, axle ratio, and PTO provision if a hoist system is installed. ECM information is not listed, so a baseline scan for active and inactive codes, regen history, and idle hours is the right first step to document starting condition.
Frame rails and body interface are the make-or-break areas on a rolloff, look for straight rail sight lines, clean hole patterns, no fresh paint hiding clamp marks, and consistent hardware at any subframe or hoist mounts. Cab controls should be checked for PTO switches, interlocks, and any added wiring looms, with attention to routing, grommets, and fuse protection. Tires, brakes, and driveline should still present as near-new, but confirm tire date codes, driveline u-joint strap torque, and any early seepage at pinion seals or hydraulic fittings.
Specifications
- Year
- 2027
- Make
- Western Star
- Category
- Rolloff
Dealer Information

Peach State Truck Centers
Sales Department
333 Industrial Blvd
Villa Rica, GA 30180
Listed:
Yesterday at 8:27 PM
Contact for Price
New • Rolloff
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