Potable Water Tank Truck for Sale

1986 Ford F700 Tank Truck for Potable Water for sale in Baker, Nevada, United States

Condition:	Used
Item location:	Baker, Nevada, United States
Make:	Ford
Model:	F700
SubModel:	Medium Heavy
Type:	Cab, Chassis & Tank
Trim:	Tank Truck for Potable Water
Year:	1986
Mileage:	25,861
VIN:	1FDNF70H6GVA06025
Color:	Red
Engine size:	370-4V Lima
Number of cylinders:	8
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual 5 Speed High/Low Rng
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Tan
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Vehicle Title:	Clear
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Description for Ford F700 1986

This is an older, but tight truck with very low mileage.Has been stored inside. Truck body in good shape.Seats are good.No accidents. Clean title and VinAlert Report at https://www.vincheck.report/archive/1FDNF70H6GVA06025.PDFIdeal for Regular or Emergency Drinking Water Supply
26,000 GVW -- only a regular drivers licenses required.Weighs approx. 16,000 lbs when tank is full of potable water.Gas fuel. The fuel tank level sender to the gas gauge doesn't work,but truck has two, twenty gallon gas tanks. When first tank runs out,switch to second tank and know it's time to refill.Manual, Five Speed Transmission with High/Low Range.Transmission drives well.New carburetor and exhaust.Passed emissions in Utah.
Each year since 2009, passed inspections by Bureau of Safe Drinking Water,State of Nevada. Permits and documentation available.Also passed Bureau of Health Department inspections in Utah, Montanaand Idaho in 2008. Documentation available.

Stainless Steel, 1800 Gallon, Certified Clean Potable Water Tank,with connectors and piping
New, Stainless Steel and poly 5 HP Honda Pump, opens for inspection.New, Food Grade Stainless Steel Valve on Tank, disassembles for inspection.
Ten (10) Canteen Spigots.
All fittings and wrenches for accessing fire plugs.
New Double Backflow Preventer Valve with Pressure Reducer. Backflow Assembly tested and certified.
New Milk Hoses, appropriate for potable water, for filling and draining.
Set up to fill either through tank directly, or through overhead air-gap pipe.
Originally set up to pass Washington State requirements, because they werethe toughest.All required lettering, wheel chocks, road hazard triangles,fire extinguishers, and chlorine testing kit.