Cummins engine serial number location big cam 1 400

The reason they got rid of it was mostly because it had a stick and not an auto trans and that the younger kids these days can't drive sticks. I think the Denver Truck set the odometer to zero because it only shows 15,000 miles and I called the fire chef and he said that mileage is correct and said other than maintenance nothing had been done to the truck by them. I think they did a major overhaul on it at the time, LOTS of new parts and new paint inside cab and outside cab new parts includes: Brakes, brake cans,auto adjusters, rear springs, starter, injector pump, fuel lines, hoses, belts, alternator, air compressor, radiator maybe repaired or tested it was marked with a grease pin 'OK' on it, engine has also been painted but I can tell they painted it in frame, I can tell by the wear on the rubber clutch paddle it had a lot of miles on it maybe during its previous tractor life. 'Denver Truck Sales and Equipment Co., INC.' did the tractor to tanker conversion to it because their sticker is right on top of the (at the time) new red paint job and they specialize in tanker trucks etc. It appears a Company out of Commerce city CO. It has trailer brake air supply knob but no glad hands and no in cab trailer brake lever? The wheel base used to be from factory 174' the frame was lengthened about 4 feet. From what I can tell before it was a fire truck it used to be a a semi tractor.

This trucks runs VERY good, starts right up every time with no problem and sound great! The truck was owned by the county fire dept as a 3000 gal tanker pump truck, I took the tank and pump off and sold it, the pump was 2002 so I'm assuming that when the conversion was done. tandem axle, Jake brake and feels like it has lots of power for what I need it for. It has a Cummins N14 (auction paperwork says) with 9 spd. I bought this 1984 Ford LT9000 truck to make it a multi propose flatbed with a dump, construction type of a truck that will pull a 12 ton equipment trailer and haul anything from equipment, dirt, gravel etc.

Money is real tight so I have to buy old equipment and repair it. He lives in NJ with my 3 grand babies and I live in KS the grand babies are my motivation to make this move, so I will move there to start this business. My son and I are trying to start our own business repairing foundations and mud jacking. First let me tell you what I'm trying to do with a truck I bought at an auction. I have a few questions and concerns you guys may be able to help me out.

Cummins engine serial number location big cam 1 400