Box Van With Landa 7.6 GPM 4000 PSI Hot Water Unit Coming Up For Sale $11,400

[Vince Wood]

I'm putting the finishing touches on the box van I previously had for sale. Van was originally listed for $7700 but I have dumped alot of $$$ into this unit to make it perfect.

1999 Ford E-350 14' Box Van 11,500 GVWR (Van weighs about 9000 the weigh it sits with water tanks almost empty)
5.4L Engine with 4 Speed Automatic Transmission
Van averages about 11-12 MPG
255,800 Miles

Landa 7.6 GPM 4000 PSI Hot Water Unit with Dual Gun Set Up With Approximately 1400 Hours. No hour meter, info obtained from previous owner.
500 Gallon Water Tank
100 Gallon Chemical Tank
Stackable Hose Reels
200' Grey Non Marking High Pressure Hose
150' Garden Hose
12' Sureflo Pump System with hose and hose reel
28" Hydrotek Surface Cleaner
3 Guns/3 Wands

Oil/Filter Changed 2000 miles ago on van
New Serpentine Belt
New Carrier Bearing on driveline
New Air/Fuel Filters on van
New Chrome Wheel Simulators
New Exhaust Manifold
New Catalytic Converter
New Brakes, Rotors, Front Wheel Bearings and Master Cylinder
4 Brand New Rear Tires
Front tires are at about 70% Tread Life Left.
New Lo-Jack Vehicle Recovery System
Fire Extinguisher, Reflective Triangles and Spare Fuses as DOT Requirements
Clean California Title

This van will be 100% ready to go to work when it's sold.

I will post pictures in a few weeks once I get the title from the state and everything is finished on it.
I can deliver anywhere in the United States providing you pay for the fuel, trip permits and airfare home.

 

[Vince Wood]

I finally got the title from California for this box van Saturday. I'm putting the final touches on it later today and Tuesday. It will be officially up for sale Wednesday. I will be posting pictures then.

 

[JBurd]

Tell us about the engine powering that pw.

 

[Vince Wood]

Tell us about the engine powering that pw.

It has the 24 HP Honda. I was told that it was recently rebuilt. When it was rebuilt I don't know.

 

[Flipper]

Prior to 2007, we use to put the date of manufacture as part of the serial number. It should start with a P. The next two numbers are the month and the next two after that are the year of production. So P0405 would mean the machine was built in April of 2005. Models after 2007 use a different system, you could email me it and I could look it up.