For Sale 2007 HZJ79 pickup, diesel, ex-mining, in Canada.. (1 Viewer)

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I'm in Guyana, South America this week, on a parts run :)

I currently have seven! trucks for sale in Alberta Canada. All of them are running, with mining axles.
That is great!! Ill save your info so i know who's door to knock on to find one in the future!! also, are they all 12V vehicles or still 24V? Other than Body style change, its a little hazy on what changed when. Even interior I see old and new with the new exterior.
 
Mining axles??

Yes off road axles, not Toyota axles..look up Hurth axles
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The modified Miller-Toyota HZJ79 HURTH uses upgraded Hurth-Spicer forklift-type heavy axles, several times larger and stronger than what Toyota produces for their trucks. In extreme underground and mining use/abuse, the stock Toyota axles don't last very long.
 
Dumb question here, but can these be driven in the States or only for offroading/farm purposes?
 
They can only be brought into the US with engines removed, and no hope of roading them as-is.

Could pull them behind your horse or tractor on your US farm sans-engine.
 
So, the article does seem to explain how Proffits did their conversion. I didn't fact-check that independent older article.

However one chooses to use or not use my units is up to them.
 

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