Posted by Dick2 on March 26, 2017 at 05:54:34 from (174.17.172.166):
In Reply to: Ton Truck Question posted by Bill VA on March 26, 2017 at 04:47:51:
ADOT uses a variety of 1-ton trucks in different configurations. Some are flatbeds with disappearing balls for gooseneck trailers, some flatbeds but most are dump trucks. ADOT disposes of surplus trucks by auction. However, before the auction there is a separate auction for other levels of government. I've never seen a 1-ton dump truck make it to the public auction unless it was in really bad condition. The dump trucks are bought by colleges and school districts, small towns, irrigation districts, etc.
The 1-ton used sign trucks are sold as a stripped chassis as the sign bodies are just moved from the old trucks onto a new chassis. Those sign trucks carry a pretty heavy load of signs and equipment but I don't know how much they weigh loaded.
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