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Brockway POWER · **Posted:** Mon Mar 05, 2012 7:42 pm

Stumbled upon this truck the other day. Very solid.

Somebody has scraped the Husky Town bumper sticker off. :evil:

stubnosebrock · **Posted:** Mon Mar 05, 2012 7:53 pm

Any ideas on the specs? Is it for sale?

quadbox · **Posted:** Mon Mar 05, 2012 9:02 pm

Stubnose It looks like 5" exhaust if it is correct size most likely 270-335 Cummins.Tin looks good in pictures.Joe D.

stubnosebrock · **Posted:** Mon Mar 05, 2012 9:22 pm

Joe thats exactly what I was thinking too, which is what piqued my interest.

Brockway POWER · **Posted:** Mon Mar 05, 2012 9:53 pm

Well, it's been there at least since the summer according to Google maps. Anyone know the guys at Slate Hill contractors? There were a few of their trucks parked in the lot.

The fender on the drivers side is a little messed up, missing the headlight bezel. More pics at my site.

6th North Street, Syracuse.

CVOGLER · **Joined:** Tue Nov 02, 2010 5:13 pm **Posts:** 15

Funny story with that truck My wife who use to be into techno music and clubing in NYC actually spotted this truck and snapped a pic while at the SCSD transportation garage next door about 18 months ago. Forwarded to dane but those 359s dont fit "our mold" lol She was so proud she actually spotted a brockway dane didnt know about, we asked her to crawl up on truck and get serial # but she declined!!

Brockway POWER · **Posted:** Tue Mar 06, 2012 7:19 pm

That's the one! There is no handle on the drivers door any more. Simple but effective security.

STRETCH · **Posted:** Tue Mar 06, 2012 7:56 pm

I know the owner of Slate Hill. Will inquire this week and let ya know.

Stretch

dbaldwinjr · **Posted:** Sat Mar 10, 2012 10:40 am

Kelly's got the eye for spotting Brocks now. Sara does too, but she don't tell me about them anymore!

Ofcschmidt09 · **Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:16 am

Dump trucks must be thoroughly inspected before being put on the road. Trainees must also learn to exercise extreme caution not only for their own safety, but also to ensure the safety of co-workers while on the job site. Securing cargo using chains or ropes is also part of the necessary precautions, as is the method of loading of the truck. This may involve using forklifts or even manual loading, both of which require specific training.

OFC Schmidt

Huskiedrive361 · **Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:19 pm

That dump is the last 359 from Schyuler Co. Hwy in Watkins Glen NY. (I think) It was sold at auction a couple of years ago. PT270 Cummins and a 5 x 4 on air. They took great care of their trucks even going as far as changing injectors every couple years. Would be a great starter for someone if the rear frame is still ok. Townships around here salt pretty heavy.

Brockway700 · **Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:57 pm

Ofcschmidt09 wrote:

Dump trucks must be thoroughly inspected before being put on the road. Trainees must also learn to exercise extreme caution not only for their own safety, but also to ensure the safety of co-workers while on the job site. Securing cargo using chains or ropes is also part of the necessary precautions, as is the method of loading of the truck. This may involve using forklifts or even manual loading, both of which require specific training.

OFC Schmidt

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Emery Johnston · **Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2012 4:20 pm

How does one secure a load of gravel with a chain!!! :-)

H762TL · **Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2012 5:33 pm

Emery Johnston wrote:

How does one secure a load of gravel with a chain!!! :-)

My thought exactly!

sbrant358 · **Joined:** Wed Sep 28, 2011 5:36 pm **Posts:** 316

Emery Johnston wrote:

How does one secure a load of gravel with a chain!!! :-)

very carefully

popper70 · **Joined:** Sun Jan 15, 2012 2:26 pm **Posts:** 21

probably the same way you would push a chain along BEHINDyou :roll:

vplow · **Joined:** Thu Apr 12, 2007 2:10 pm **Posts:** 41

Huskiedrive361 wrote:

That dump is the last 359 from Schyuler Co. Hwy in Watkins Glen NY. (I think) It was sold at auction a couple of years ago. PT270 Cummins and a 5 x 4 on air. They took great care of their trucks even going as far as changing injectors every couple years. Would be a great starter for someone if the rear frame is still ok. Townships around here salt pretty heavy.

If it was Schuyler County's, it looks like it might have just been a hauler (or maybe a sand/salt truck, if Schuyler Co. ever did the (kinda silly) "contract with the town to plow, but send a second truck out from the county to spread", deal)? Without changing the exhaust I don't see clearance for a wingbox, and the frame doesn't extend out far enough in the front (or show evidence of modification) to look like a plow truck. Not sure what implications any of that may have for the ancestry of the truck or the condition thereof....

Huskiedrive361 · **Posted:** Wed Apr 18, 2012 6:21 pm

Schuyler had a couple that they used without plow equipment for ditching in the summer and hauling salt in, during the winter. Not totally sure if this is their old one or not. Sure is a straight piece!

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