Posted by Allan In NE on February 23, 2009 at 17:08:30 from (148.78.243.24):
Started hauling wheat today and it was nice to let the old truck out to stretch her legs again. Probably don't put 500 miles on that thing in a year.
Anyway, got to wondering; how come they call a C-65 a 2-ton truck?
I was crossing the scale at 32K hauling light loads 'cause I could have easily put on another 100 bushel. The goofy thing weighs something like 6 ton when totally empty?
Maybe the bare cab and chassis weigh in at 2-ton totally stripped down from the factory without the box or hoists? Dunno.
Old sister sure runs down the hiway nice for being 33 years old. :>)
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