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#1 I'm completely new to this field, have little to no experience in working on these trucks. However, I'm jumping straight into it. Call me stupid, ignorant, or a fool, I'm 26 years old and a recently laid off oilfield Operations Manager, who really just wants to get his own thing going. I bought a 2000 Freightliner FLD120 with a Detroit 60 Series engine (12.7L) and an Eaton Fuller 10 Speed Transmission (FRO-15210C). I also bought a 15' 14yd dump body, reinforced the frame, extended frame about 1' 6", and have recently converted it to a dump truck. I'm still tracking down and trying to find the best deal on a PTO, Pump, and Control system. Now I'm

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