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DMM600’s still hauling concrete.

3 hours ago, Ditchdiggerjcf said:

Yep. It all seems to be well maintained.

Congrats, I want a finders fee! 😉 

It’s a large truck, old mixer converted to a wrecker.

4 hours ago, Mark T said:

Wasn't there a post on here a little while back about identifying a mixer from a small picture ?   Think he could find his answer here .

I posted that and then find these general mixers, funny how that works.

16 hours ago, Bullheaded said:

There's an application I have never seen a General used for.....a mixer truck. I've ran them as dump trucks. They were a good tough truck.

And of coarse, the good old Paystar 5000. Those and the Mack DM and DMM's were the kings of mixers for most of history.

There were at least five companies running them here,  these were on the road until 2017.

1 hour ago, storkmack said:

Experienced looking iron right there.    Love the old Material Service mixers, or as we say  around here Miserable Service.   

After they were bought a company here bought a bunch of their mixers, some were still on the road until a few years ago.

Picture is from 1997, can anyone tell based on the fender or fuel tank?

6 minutes ago, Eriksf250 said:

Does anyone make chrome or stainless steel axle covers for 58k Camelback rears with the cone shaped axle ends? I didn't know if any companies made them for these axles or even a hubometer style cap that has a hole in the center. Working on my brother in law's 85 rd688sx and want to dress up this rare low mileage gem

Pic of the truck?