2010 Kenworth T3 tank truck with DOT 406 certification and five compartments sized 700, 600, 600, 500, and 300 gallons. Configured as 4x2 with a PX-8 engine and manual transmission. Has 177,425 miles and 9,771 engine hours. Top load only—no bottom load capability. DOT certification is current through November. The five-year tank test remains valid, though the annual tank test has expired. Located in Iowa and available now.
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| Industry | Logistics |
| Titled Vehicle | Yes |
| Template | Trucks |
| Year | 2010 |
| Make | Kenworth |
| Model | T3 |
| Type | Tank Truck - DOT 406 - (5) Compartment 700/600/600/500/300 |
| Engine | PX-8 |
| Transmission | Manual / Clutch Needs to be Adjusted |
| Miles | 177,425 |
| Engine hours | 9,771 |
| Configuration | 4X2 |
| DOT is | Current until November |
| Annual tank test is | EXPIRED |
| 5 yr tank test is | Still valid |
| Loading | Top load ONLY, does not have any bottom load |
| Overfill Protection | NO |
| Terms | No Engine Lights; DOT |
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