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I am starting an Ork army for 40K and i got an army list, and what I needed was Trukks that I got for free from a friend. But these things come with a Ram and a wrecking ball. My list has no point room to add that stuff, what do I do? How do i deal with this problem? They're held together with plastic glue so even if i tore them off . . It'll be garbage there.

Don't care about it. There is no rule requiring WYSIWYG just be clear with your opponent that those aren't actuall on your trukk

Generally people don't care about extra wargear, they only care if you're lacking wargear. Just say those are decorative; you don't need to pay for them.

The only real issue is if those items replace existing weapons, but if I remember those specific ones are just extras.

Rams are really useful on Trukks though; personally I'd try and find some points for them.

But its simple enough to just make it clear at the start of the game that the Trukks don't have them, as long as every Trukk is the same. Don't have them all modelled the same, but have some with and some without the wargear - it makes it confusing and somewhat frustrating for the opponent.

Alright! Thank you for the answer fellows! Will be painting them Bad Moonz since I have a pot of yellow paint sitting around so...

Rams are practically auto include. And since the trukks actually got 5 pts cheaper from the last codex, adding them just brings them back in line to the usual cost of a transport vehicle for most armies.