Anyone know how tall a freightliner m2 106 stands after the 4x4 conversion? we have a 10' max height, but dont want to knock freightliner out of the competition.
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06-10-2010, 09:26 PM #1Forum Member
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Freightliner 4x4
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06-11-2010, 12:08 AM #2
I have prints of a 4x4 Freightliner that is 9'-9" with a fairly tall lightbar. I know you didn't want IH info, but the photo to the left is 4x4 and fits in a ten foot door.
***EDIT*** In hindsight, with all of the emissions changes, I wonder if that will impact anything. So I wouldn't trust my answer, as the drawing is from before all this EPA nonsense.Last edited by npfd801; 06-11-2010 at 12:11 AM.
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We were originally aiming for IH, bet we drove a freightliner demo and really liked it. The urea doesn't seem like too big of a problem for us, either, after closer review.
I just thought someone might have the info, as all i can find are IH 4x4 chassis.
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06-11-2010, 04:43 AM #5
Good point, CE. Our IH rides like ***.
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We have an 08 4x4 that barely fits in our bay. When we ordered the truck the Chief thought our doors were 12x12 and turned out to be 10' tall x 12' wide. Two quick thoughts.... 1) Get a low profile lightbar 2) If it snows in your area, be sure the snow is removed from the trucks tracks prior to backing into the bay.
We like our engine, the truck it replaced was a 1969 Chevrolet, so we were sort of parcel to it. The Freightliner has seemed to be a good truck.
Oh yeah, you would need to cut off the exhaust if you get a leaf blower.
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The demo was a 4x4 FL. We have 12' doors, but we are worried about the overgrown driveways around here.
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We went IH because the wiring in the cab, the cab is built by IH. We are in the second year and it comes off our gravel/snow roads and runs with the crowd on the freeway.
Cab is definitely quieter than the neighbors FL, we have some long runs on state mobilizations so that is nice.
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