Description
Mack Super-Liner Tandem Axle Tractor used for sale
is a 1989
with a Mack 350 engine
and a 9-speed Maxitorque transmission.
The cab includes heated mirrors, A/C and tilt steering,
and New Way air ride suspension only adds to your comfort.
Its 38,000 pound rears
(with 11R 24.5's on steel wheels)
and a 12,000 pound front axle,
(with 11R 22.5's on alloy wheels)
this truck is specced for heavy loads.
This truck has clocked 539,505 miles,
but since it's a Mack, that means it's just about broken in.
Call us today with any questions,
or to schedule an inspection..
for more than a century.
Over the years they've built a bit of everything,
including buses, trains, APCs, and fire trucks.
The Mack tradition of
introducing innovations into their products
– theirs were the first trucks with air and oil filters,
drive shafts, and power brakes –
continues to this day.
Just as importantly,
their trucks are still built with
the power and tenacity
that earned them the “Bulldog” nickname
long before the bulldog mascot
ever graced their trucks.
So a Mack isn't your ordinary truck;
it's a vehicle with a pedigree.
replaced the RW (R Western) Mack in 1977.
It was produced 'til 1993.
The Superliner wasn't produced
in the same numbers as many other Macks,
but it gained a foothold with truckers nonetheless.
Mack even built special edition Super-Liners
for the American market
(the Magnum, produced in 1985)
and in Australia
(a Bicentennial edition in 1988).
The character of Mack
in the Pixar film "Cars"
is also modeled on the Super-Liner.
During its lifespan,
the Super-Liner earned the right
to wear the Mack Bulldog proudly.
- More Info/Photos:
- Please Scroll Down
