1999 Dodgen 24’ Mobile Vet Truck

Year: 1999

Average Working Condition

Brand: Dodgen

Dimensions - 24’

Approx. Weight: 12,000 dry weight

Gas
2 Wheel Drive
$177,000 miles

Equipment still have a warranty? No

Reason for Sale: Expanding to larger mobile

1999 Dodgen 24 foot Mobile Vet Truck

177,000 miles

Outfitted with....

3 small cages over cab
1 large, dividable cage
1 medium cage
17 drawers
13 storage cupboards
large closet
double door cupboard for processor
wet sink/surgery/exam table
xray/exam counter with overhead xray track
2 Oxygen E cylinder racks
Fresh water tank
Waste water tank
Iota Inverter

Original Equipment:

Suburban LP Furnace
DuoTherm AC unit
Norcold Dual Electric Refrigerator
Century Surgical Light
Radiograph Viewer
550 lb capacity slide out scale
Equipment replaced within last 5 years:
Sureflo Water Pump
Atwood LP Hot Water Heater
Onan 7000 EFI Generator - currently has 1400 hours
RV Toilet has been removed to convert room to a closet, but it is available to reinstall
AGFA xray chemical processor and cassettes are available
All other medical equipment has being transferred to our new mobile unit.
Routine Vehicle Maintenance has included regular oil changes, new shocks, struts, and airbags,
Stock springs replaced with heavy duty springs
Transmission and coolant flushed 2018
New batteries 2018
Brake pads and shoes Spring 2019

　NO OTHER EQUIPMENT

This would make an excellent low-cost alternative to start a new mobile practice or add mobile services to your existing practice.

Our practice has been incredibly successful - seeing up to 25 patients/day - so we have transitioned to a 26' foot unit.

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9/10/2019:

The engine and transmission are good. We have not had any problems with it. We have kept up with maintenance work. I don't see any reason it couldn't drive a long distance. We were still using it everyday up until 2 weeks ago. It drove really well. The biggest issue we had with it was tires because we drive on mostly back country roads so we always had the best tires put on and made sure we had tire sensors on so we knew if one was ever losing air. We had digital x-ray in there so it would be easy to install.