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Used Garbage Trucks in Alaska, USA

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    1989 International F-1954

    1989 International F-1954

    • Manufacturer: International
    • Model: F-1954
    • Transmission type: Manual

    NOTE!! This item is located in Fairbanks Alaska. Read “Removal Instructions” very carefully before placing bid. NOTE!! See New Pick Up Hours Below. NOTE!! Please Be Prepared To Load Items Yourself. Condition: Poo...

    Fairbanks, AK
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    1989 International F-1954

    1989 International F-1954

    • Manufacturer: International
    • Model: F-1954
    • Mileage: 119,815 mi
    • Transmission type: Manual

    As Is, Where Is NOTE!! This item is located in Fairbanks Alaska. Read “Removal Instructions” very carefully before placing bid. NOTE!! See New Pick Up Hours Below. NOTE!! Please Be Prepared To Load Items Yourself...

    Fairbanks, AK
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Overview

Garbage trucks, also known as refuse trucks or waste collection vehicles, are designed for the efficient collection and transportation of waste to disposal sites. These trucks come in various types, including front loaders, rear loaders, and side loaders, each optimized for different waste collection methods. They are essential for municipal sanitation services and private waste management companies.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used garbage truck?

Check the truck's age, mileage, engine condition, and hydraulic systems. Review maintenance records and inspect for signs of wear or damage on the compactor and lifting mechanisms.

How do I ensure the garbage truck is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the truck is securely fastened and any movable parts are properly locked down during shipping.

What is the maintenance schedule for a garbage truck?

Regular maintenance includes checking the engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and transmission fluid levels, inspecting the compaction system and lifting mechanisms, and ensuring the tires are in good condition. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines for detailed intervals.