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Mechanic trucks are equipped with the necessary tools and equipment to keep an entire fleet of trucks running down the highways efficiently. They are designed with tool compartments and can be customized to meet the needs of each company. See our extensive selection of mechanics trucks below. Feel free to browse the entire selection or enter information in the search bar to target your search and find the trucks that meet the needs of your company.
| Unit Photo | Year Make Model | City, State | Price |
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2008 Ford F550
Call SOUTH DIXIE TRUCK SALES at 863-674-1008 2008 FORD F550 , POWER STROKE V8 TURBO DIESEL,DIESEL, THE ENGINE WAS REPLACED ANT IT HAS +/- 150,000 MILES AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION , THE TRUCK RUNS GOOD , CALL OR TEXT FOR MORE INFO... |
PALMDALE, FL | $15,500 |
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2016 Ford F350 Crew Cab Utility
Call HD TRUCKS & EQUIP LLC at 602-510-5444 2016 FORD F350 CREW CAB UTILITY TRUCK - - - 383 HP 6.2 Gas V8, Auto Trans, Power Locks/Windows/Mirrors, AC, Cruise, Tilt Wheel, Factory Sound System, Factory Trailer Brake Control, A... |
HENDERSON, TN | $33,900 |
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2005 International 4300
Call Heritage Transfer Co LLC at 320-295-7954 Navistar/International DT466 Diesel Engine 6+1 Fuller Transmission Air Brakes Trailer hitch w/ 7 pin electrical connection Mechanic's service body w/ tank storage, tool drawer se... |
Granite Falls, MN | $38,000 |
Mechanics trucks built by Ford, Freightliner, GMC and Chevrolet are all designed to meet the service and repair needs of every company. The listings include vital information such as price, location, included equipment, contact number and truck model. There are also color photos of each truck so that you can see the details for yourself. Shipping quotes are available and vary according to truck size, distance, and other factors.
Drivers and company owners know that it's not always possible to drive the truck back to the shop when it needs maintenance or repair. That's why having a mechanic truck that brings the equipment and tools to get the job done right to the truck is such an asset to a trucking company. Mechanics have been working on trucks since the very first trucks were invented, and in 1937 a truck with cabinets in the body and a ladder rack on top was introduced. This early model has evolved over the years to become the mechanic truck that is commonly seen on the road today.
The demand for specialized mechanics trucks soared after World War II and now there are more than 200 configurations of mechanic trucks on the market. They are designed to service and repair cars, light trucks, heavy-duty trucks and other types of vehicles. Some of these trucks are designed as small as possible, while others have dual-rear wheels and are equipped with tools to haul and lift. Mechanics trucks are commonly available equipped with everything from cabinets designed to hold hand tools to cranes that can lift 6000 pounds or more.
In addition to standard features such as tool drawers, here is a partial list of features and equipment that may be included on a mechanics truck. Be sure to read the description of each truck you are interested in carefully, as their features vary widely.