Brad Miller added this white refurbished 1984 Peterbilt 359 with a 3,000-gallon steel tank. They first bought an over-the-road chassis, powered by a 400 Cummins engine tied to a 13-speed Eaton Fuller transmission, and stripped off the 64-inch sleeper. Then they bought a 1080 U Model Mack septic truck, built out by Lely Manufacturing, and salvaged the tank and Jurop R260 pump. With the help of Brittain Inc., the tank was installed on the Peterbilt, and new hose trays, a rear step, a 100-gallon water tank and the pump were added. Miller rebuilt the engine, rewired the truck, and installed new carpeting and interior panels. The truck was painted by Charlie Fleet Services and lettering was done by Allsigns. Shown in the photo (left to right) are Brad, Dawn, Emily and Matthew Miller.

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