The 1974 Kenworth Brute, they don’t come much bigger than this and still fit on the average side road…legally. Everything about this truck is designed for the heavy haul loads. The setback front axle helps with steering while the tag axle adds extra capacity when needed. A truck like the Brute can usually be found in the oil field industry hauling drilling pipe and equipment sleds which makes it a rather unique catch for the wilds of Western New York. This particular truck belongs to R.W. Unverdorben Heavy Haulers of Marilla, NY and photographed at the ATHS truck show in Batavia back in 2007.
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