NYC Sanitation Spreader/Plow:Identify This Chasis

[x635 4,066]

Does anyone know what type/brand this chasis is?

I'm torn between a Mack or Peterbilt, both of which have built custom cabs exlcusively for NYC. I've only seen a few on this chasis, most seem to be on a standard Mack MR.

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[Guest alsfirefighter]

osh kosh? lol.

[HFD750 6]

I would have to say a Mack.

[BedfordFire 7]

That should be CCC, or the Crane Carrier Corporation. They are still around, and they build heavy duty chassis for NYC Sanitation; they also have been used in mixer type application as well as yard switching tractors. Check em out at:

http://www.cranecarrier.com/

Edited April 11, 2007 by BedfordFire

[IzzyEng4 427]

Don't know who the chassis is but that cab is a TCM (Truck Cab manufacturing) design.

[SRS131EMTFF 471]

I have seen these trucks operating in the Bronx after snow storms

I have been wondering what chassis these sanitation trucks are on

[Guest]

I think it is a CCC Canadian Crane Carrier Chassis. It looks cool.

[e290l103 3]

It is a Crane Carrier COE. not in production anymore...

http://www.cranecarrier.com/images/coe_lg.jpg

[x635 4,066]

Thanks everybody for the responses.

Never heard of this company before, learn something new everyday.

Wonder why the city used them? Are there any others in our area?

[DOC22 1]

Thanks everybody for the responses.

Never heard of this company before, learn something new everyday.

Wonder why the city used them? Are there any others in our area?

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Seth, you wonder why the City used them?? Why does the City use anything? Low Bid!!!! LOL

[BedfordFire 7]

First I tried selling you the Port Authority wrecker, now I'm offering the older versions of the CCC spreaders ahaha. From penn-hazle equipment for only $12,500:

"1991 Crane Carrier tandem axle, L-10 Cummins, Allison Auto (700 series),central hyd.Swenson 17 Ft. spreaders.The speaders have a full size tail gate and reversing valve.Trucks have plow hitch. Miles are 15,000-25,000. These were municipal trucks."

Pictures:

http://www.pennhazle.com/image.asp?PictureID=586

http://www.pennhazle.com/image.asp?PictureID=587

http://www.pennhazle.com/image.asp?PictureID=588

http://www.pennhazle.com/image.asp?PictureID=589

Brookfield also had a bunch of these units up for sale, as well as older NYC sanitation equipment.

Edited April 12, 2007 by BedfordFire