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Not-so-spare parts
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The carrying cost for spare parts is a significant line item on any fleet’s profit and loss statement. Yet not having the right parts on hand increases vehicle downtime, with that lost productivity eating up the cost savings that slashing spare parts inventory created in the first place. So balancing the need to lower inventory while ensuring the right parts stay on hand is the tricky high-wire act fleets need to balance. David Wangler, president and CEO of TMW Systems, touched Proper management on that very theme last month at of parts can save big the software firm’s annual user conference. “The best-run shops money for fleets. recognized early on that simply reducing inventory levels across the board would lead to more open jobs waiting on parts, leaving unproductive vehicles taking up shop space, and causing technicians to lose productivity as they bounced from one uncompleted job to the next, waiting for missing parts to show up,” he said. Not everyone can afford software to manage parts inventory, as we all know, but there are new options. For example, contributing editor David Cullen reported that Paccar, parent of both Kenworth and Peterbilt, tweaked its online PremierCare and TruckCare Connect web-based systems into four distinct packages, enabling fleets to pick the amount of functionality they need and are willing to pay for when it comes to parts management. By connecting fleets directly to dealerships, this amounts to a low-cost way to outsource parts management. There’s even an “express” version for small fleets. Now that’s smart parts management. AT
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Safety through the camera’s eye S afety is not just a decision that needs to be made at vehicle purchase. An aftermarket driver-safety system from Mobileye offers a three-in-one safety solution through a single camera. The compact, streamlined C2170 is based on Mobileye’s vehicleand lane-detection technologies and includes EyeWatch1, a highvisibility windshield or dashmounted sensor unit. EyeWatch1 includes a screen with high-density indications with clearer, more powerful display icons compared to previous technology. The C2-170 provides warnings against collisions with vehicles ahead, unintended lane-departure and insufficient distance-keeping. “We’ve positioned the C2-170 as our flagship product for passenger vehicles, given its sleeker, more ergonomic aesthetics,” said CEO Skip Kinford. “Considering the cost-effectiveness of its price point,
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Mobileye’s aftermarket camera system offers three safety measures in one system.
the C2-170 is destined to be the popular choice for safety-conscious consumers.” Mobileye also markets forward collision warning, headway monitoring and lane-departure warning systems to help alert drivers to potentially dangerous situations. www.mobileye.com
HTR2 comes with greater depth
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ontinental’s HTR2 all-position wide-base tire for construction vehicles, which replaces the HTR model, is designed for 20% more wear volume through a wider tread pattern and increased tread depth, according to the manufacturer.
With tread depth now at 22/32 in. and wider shoulder ribs, the tire reduces stone trapping and is cut- and chip-resistant. The new tire is rated for Load Range L and is available in sizes 385/65R22.5 and 445/65R22.5. www.continental-truck.com
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new release from the Racor Div. of Parker Hannifin Corp. traps contaminants present in diesel fuel before they reach the fuel injection system, protecting against costly repairs and premature failure. The 7125 R10 and R30 fuel filter/water separators with integrated priming pumps are the latest additions to the 700 Series of integrated filter/separators. They are two-stage filtration and re-priming systems with integrated fuel pump, a DC motor and a flow rate of up to 120 gph. The 12V version includes a roller-cell fuel pump with the benefits of an electric on-demand priming pump. There is also a 24V brushless version. The integrated fuel filter/water separator offers a self-venting drain, a replaceable Aquabloc spin-on filter, a reusable clear collection bowl, a water-in-fuel detection probe, and a vent valve to purge air during fuel priming. www.parker.com/racor
Reman’d brake shoes released
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lliance Parts has joined with ArvinMeritor to produce a full line of remanufactured brake shoes. Available at more than 1,000 locations across the country, the brake shoes are designed for 20,000-lb. and 23,000-lb. axle applications. They feature the PlatinumShield coating to help prevent corrosion and rust-jacking. The brake shoes come in a wide range of high-demand FMSI numbers. www.alliancebrandparts.com
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Keep liftgates charged
AGM battery for APU power
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he Permalogic Selector System, designed by Phillips Industries for refrigerated trailers, pulls power from truck batteries or from the refrigeration unit to make sure liftgate batteries remain charged and the liftgate operating throughout a route. The Permalogic system is integrated into a sealed junction box at the nose of the trailer. A dual pole socket senses which power source— the truck battery or the refrigeration
unit—is most ideal for charging the liftgate batteries, according to the company. It will direct the charge to a DC-to-DC converter, boosting the voltage to 14.4 to accelerate the charge between deliveries. The liftgate will remain powered even when the trailer is not connected to a tractor, Phillips said, because it can pull power from the refrigeration unit as well. www.phillipsind.com
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he new OverDrive AGM 31 absorbed glass mat battery from Trojan Battery is said to be ideal for electric auxiliary power units. The maintenance-free battery offers vibration resistance, increased battery protection with a durable polypropylene case, removable carrying handles, a flame arrestor pressure vent and 30-month warranty. “Trojan’s long history in manufacturing deep cycle technology has allowed us to design a cycling AGM battery with real financial and technological benefits,” said Elke Hirschman, vp-marketing. www.trojan-battery.com
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Wheel and online calculator released
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lcoa Wheel and Transportation Products has released a new 14-in. wide-base wheel as well as a web-based tool that calculates return on investment for wheel options based on basic criteria entered by the fleet. The LvL One wheel cuts 8 lbs. from competitive aluminum wheel options, the company said. It weighs just 62 lbs. and can result in as much as a 7% fuel savings for a long-haul truck, Alcoa said. The wheel is also six times as bright as competitive wheels in its class with a 50-brightness rating using standardized test methods for high-gloss surfaces. The CalcuLighter provides financial data when comparing steel and
aluminum wheels, duals vs. wide base, or any combination thereof, all by entering basic operational needs. CalcuLighter calculates fuel, payload and tire life data as well as Truck Blue Book trade-in value, scrap value, wheel maintenance information and even the carbon footprint differences between wheel alternatives. Users input their fleet profile, choose the wheel alternatives they want to compare, and some other basic information such as power units, trailers and dollies. The results change as new information is input. www.alcoawheels.com
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wo new Hendrickson-approved tools designed for technician productivity and efficiency are now available from OTC Tools, a division of SPX. The Quick Alignment Socket (part number 1767) and the Quick Wrench (part number 1768), both designed for servicing Primaax suspensions, are built from top-grade, high-quality steel for durability. The socket can be used to adjust axle alignment and works on Primaax Model 230, 460 and 690 suspensions. The wrench is used to torque cross tube end cap bolts and longitudinal torque rod top pad bolts for use with the following Primaax suspensions: Type A PAX 230/460/690 and FMX 240/480 with 81/2-in. ride height; and Type B PAX 230/460/690 with 10-in. ride height. www.otctools.com
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avistar Financial Corp. is offering a new financial program called Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) to aid owners of Navistarbranded trucks in case their vehicle is destroyed. The company said the GAP coverage plan protects customers that suffer a total loss of a vehicle by waiving the difference between the amount owed on the vehicle and the proceeds paid by the customer’s physical damage insurance provider.
“We’re committed to providing the financing products and services that our customers need to operate their businesses, and GAP is especially valuable in today’s marketplace where used trucks are valued at relatively low amounts,” said Trish Reed, vp-business operations for Navistar Financial. “GAP coverage helps customers to lower their risk and gain peace of mind in knowing that they are protecting their vehicle investment.” www.navistarfinancial.com
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otorcar Parts of America has released high-output Ford 2G, 3G and 6G alternators designed to address overheating and charging failure issues as well as provide more idle and top end output. The alternators are part of the company’s Quality Built Supreme line. The 2G alternators address overheating and charging issues with a dual internal fan, upgraded frame design, improved rotor and stator, and a newly designed rectifier. The units include a heavy-duty harness, a 6-mm output battery post, and a larger front bearing for longer bearing and belt life. www.quality-built.com
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TriPac given closed-loop option
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or trucks operating in warmer climates, or for companies that prefer an APU that runs independently of the tractor cooling system, Thermo King’s new Closed Loop Cooling option for its TriPac hybrid auxiliary idle reduction and temperature-control system may be an answer. The system offers reduced installation complexity, emergency tractor alternator backup and does not require use of the tractor’s coolant. With the system, available for order with the TriPac system or as an aftermarket option, the TriPac runs independently of the engine’s cooling
The closedloop option is independent of the engine’s cooling system. system while still providing battery charging and cab comfort, Thermo King said.
Trailer skirt gets SmartWay okay
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ilver Eagle Manufacturing’s mid-length side skirt has become the company’s first EPA SmartWaycertified product. The skirt has been verified as a SmartWay aerodynamic product that offers fuel savings to long-haul trucks. In addition, the company is offering a limited lifetime warranty for all skirts shipped after Sept. 1 of this year. The side skirts, which offer a dual-walled design, mount to the underside of the trailer. The product also complies with California Air Resources Board legislation requiring 2011 model-year 53-ft. trailers to have aerodynamic devices installed by January 2010, according to Silver Eagle. All other trailers, regardless of model year, must meet the requirements by the end of 2012. “We are thrilled to have our first SmartWay certification,” said Jay Wilson, president & CEO. “This is the first in a large offering of innovative aerodynamic products we will be launching throughout the remainder of 2009 and 2010 to help long-haul truckers save on fuel costs and gain a quick return on investment.” www.silvereaglemfg.com
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In the case of a tractor alternator failure, the system can act as an emergency alternator backup, supplying voltage for temporary operation. “Closed Loop Cooling is a direct result of listening to our customers and developing innovative solutions that meet their needs,” said Dwayne Cowan, APU product manager for Thermo King. “This option will be a nice feature for customers who frequently run where the average low temperature is above 32 degrees, and it adds to the breadth of options available for the TriPac system.” www.thermoking.com
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Keep your cab clean with vac
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rivers will never have to sit in a dirty truck again thanks to a vacuum system designed to mount under the sleeper bed. The Truck Vac Pro from the company of the same name is an onboard, lightweight vacuum canister system offering 450 air watts using 10.2 amps of power. A 12.5-ft. hose with attachments simply connects to a wall plate mounted inside the cab. “As a former driver myself, I understand how much time over-the-road drivers spend in their cabs, as well as how drivers value the comfort found in a clean sleeper. I have been through some pretty dirty job sites and I have traveled with pets, kids and other companions, so I understand the un-
The vacuum includes attachments and mounts easily inside the cab. wanted dirt and dust that can mess up a truck’s interior. I think drivers will find this vacuum to be extremely valuable,” said Mike Freeman, chief manager. www.truckvacpro.com
ithout drilling holes into a truck frame, additional truck equipment can be installed using the Chassis Grabber mounting system released by Safety Pumping Systems. It provides a “base” for equipment mounting without the need for holes. “All installations are straight and true and any equipment can be adjusted, moved or removed easily, leaving the truck frame intact with no extra holes,” said Dave Palmer, president. “Labor and installation costs alone pay for the system, not to mention the return value for leased vehicles.” The system can be installed with just a pneumatic impact wrench, enabling the addition of everything from fire extinguishers to heavy blowers and toolboxes. www.safetypump.com
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rote Industries’ LED WhiteLight interior dome lamps are now offered with an optional surfacemount bracket that includes an onoff switch designed specifically for emergency and military vehicles.
The bracket, available either as original equipment or a retrofit, includes the on-off switch at the lamp base to allow for greater lamp control, Grote said. With the on-off switch, the com-
pany said it has eliminated the hassle involved with cutting holes into interior infrastructure and running wires as would be necessary with traditional interior dome lamps. www.grote.com
Brochure explains retreading
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or fleets considering retreads, or fleets that already use retreads but might be searching for more information as they seek to control costs, a new brochure from two respected industry groups will help provide the answers. “Understanding Retreading,” a
full-color, 16-page brochure published by the Tire Industry Assn. and the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau, is now available for purchase. The brochure includes sections on retreads and how safe they are, as well as what to do if you want to
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run a greener operation. In addition to photos, all six steps of the retread process are discussed. To purchase a copy of the brochure, email harvey@retread.org or call 831-649-6030. Quantity pricing is available by emailing info@ retread.org.
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Automatic tire chain video help
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sers of automatic tire chains can review a set of four videos now available to help with the process of
installing, measuring, operating and maintaining their Onspot chains. The videos are available online or
on the Onspot “The Works” CD bulletin #3132009.2. www.onspot.com
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new line of refrigerators/freezers for truck sleepers from Dometic Automotive feature internal full-width freezer compartments and double-lock door mechanisms, as well as adjustable shelves, large produce bins and bottle holders. Offered in sizes ranging from 1.7 to 3.8 cu. ft., the new CR Series refrigerators are powered by a Danfoss BD35F 12V DC compressor and are built with stainless-steel fittings, coated metal frame, CFC-free polyurethane insulation and heavy-duty plastic interior lining for withstanding over-the-road conditions. Doors can be configured for left- or right-hand opening for flexible installation. The company says its CR refrigerators are available as original equipment from truck manufacturers or as an aftermarket product through its national distribution network. www.dometic.com
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aldex Commercial Vehicle Systems has published a heavy-duty clutch guide wall chart and clutch guide/cross reference brochure. The wall chart and brochure include new and remanufactured part numbers, product photos and specifics on number of clutch discs, number of disc springs, maximum torque pounds per foot, flywheel dimension and replacement options. The brochure also helps identify a variety of clutches. To order copies, just visit the company’s web site or call 1-800-643-2374. The wall chart is item number LL60059; the clutch guide and cross reference brochure is LL20649. www.haldex.com
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Cargo straps given color makeover
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he familiar bright-yellow color scheme on Kinedyne’s cargo straps is no more. Instead, to align with global initiatives, the company has changed the color scheme to include black edges, goldcolor webbing and a new stencil pattern on many of its most popular strap assemblies. “We’ve introduced this color change on our strap assemblies in an effort to develop a standard product that we can sell to our markets worldwide,” said Jim Calico, Kinedyne’s vp-sales and marketing. “The gold webbing with black edges has been sold to our customers in Canada for years; now, we’re making it our global standard. This new color scheme also serves as a differentiator vs. some of our competitors.” The changes include the new color pattern on most of the 2-, 3and 4-in.-wide strap assemblies
Kinedyne straps will now carry a gold with black edges color scheme. along with gold-color webbing on all 2-, 3- and 4-in.-wide winch and ratchet strap assemblies. The stencil pattern will include the “Working Load Limit” (WLL) of the assembly in both pounds and kilograms and the Kinedyne logo. By printing the WLL directly on the webbing, it will allow drivers the opportunity to fully utilize the weight limit requirements of the strap. Currently, straps with missing or illegible tags are automatically downgraded to a WLL limit of 1,000 psi of width. www.kinedyne.com
MRT, Snider open retread plant
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anking on an increase in trucks on the road as the economy begins to recover, and the corresponding need for additional roadside service and retread products, Michelin Retread Technologies and Snider Tire have opened a new retreading plant in Houston to service facilities throughout Texas. The plant will supply retreads to Snider’s four commercial locations in Beaumont, Conroe, Dallas/Grand Prairie and Houston. The company says delivery time will be cut by 20%.
“We have seen an increase in demand from trucking fleets for emergency roadside service and MRT tire products,” said John Snider, founder and president of Snider Tire. “This new facility will ensure that we can meet the demand with additional production, as well as timely retread delivery.” The 80th MRT retread plant to open in the U.S. is located within 240 mi. of all Snider locations in Texas. www.snidertire.com
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ATA video details safety agenda
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he American Trucking Assns. (ATA) has produced three videos detailing its 18-point safety agenda in an effort to further educate the public. Just go to http://www.truckline.com/ safety. The videos feature ATA president and CEO Bill Graves; Barbara Windsor, safety task force chair; Dave Osiecki, ATA vp of safety; and Jim Tipka, vp of engineering, discussing the initiatives. An overview video details the reasons ATA chose to focus on the proposed 18 safety policies. Additional videos explore ATA’s safety recommendations to improve driver performance and its recommendations to make vehicles and motor carriers safer. www.truckline.com
IPD releases one-piece piston
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PD has released the first one-piece steel piston in its new IPDSteel aftermarket line. The first product is for Caterpillar 3408 and 3412 applications. The one-piece nature of the piston is made possible by a high alloy and heat-treated steel casting. It has been field-tested for more than two years, IPD said. Because of the critical relationship between the pistons, rings, liners and other components, IPD said it is only making the one-piece piston available as part of a new cylinder kit at this time to ensure the pistons are matched appropriately with components within correct tolerances. www.ipdparts.com
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eBay shop for used trucks debuts
LED modules added to Meteorlite line
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enske Truck Leasing is bringing the used-truck market to the online consumer by creating an eBay Motors store for used commercial trucks ranging from light- to heavy-duty trucks, buses and sedans. “Innovation and entrepreneurship are part of our DNA at Penske Truck Leasing,” said Jack Mitchell, vp-remarketing. “Leveraging this new sales channel and being among the first major truck leasing companies in our industry to bring usedtruck sales direct to the retail market via eBay Motors exemplifies this.” Customers can find complete vehicle histories through the site. Just
visit http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Penske-Used-Trucks. Financing options are also available through a partnership with netLoan, and the option exists to add an extended warranty from National Truck Protection. www.penskeusedtrucks.com
Pana-Pacific to distribute TPMS
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ana-Pacific will distribute Advantage PressurePro’s tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) through a new agreement. Pana-Pacific provides distribution and development services for a wide variety of products, including mobile audio and entertainment, satellite radio, safety, navigation,
video systems, communications, and mobile appliances. “We are excited about working with PressurePro. They have certainly made quite a name for themselves in tire pressure monitoring technology,” said John Trenberth, president of Pana-Pacific. www.panapacific.com
Online calculator identifies savings
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leet managers now have a way to calculate revenue increases and fuel-cost savings associated with Hendrickson Truck Suspension Systems’ suspensions, lift axles and bumper and trim components. The company said a new online calculator identifies within minutes the
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value of spec’ing lightweight components. By clicking the “load sample data” button, fleets can input their own operating data and watch as the calculator determines what impact lightweight components will have on payload and fuel efficiency. www.hendrickson-intl.com
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ew two-hole, flange-mount LED modules have been added to Superior Signals Meteorlite line. The SYLEDS04 and SYSE4 are surface-mounted with polycarbonate lenses and four LEDs per head, the company said. Multi-module synchronization, simultaneous or alternate flashing, and 19 built-in selectable flash patterns are just a few of the features. The LEDs are rated for 100,000 hrs. of operation and include reverse polarity protection, weatherproof design and are vibration-resistant for interior or exterior use. The SYLEDS04 is a 12V DC unit drawing a maximum of 0.6 amps available in amber, blue, clear or red LEDs. The SYSE4 has a variable voltage from 12 to 24V DC with max drawing power of 0.56 amps at 12.8V and 0.28 amps at 25.6V. That model is available in amber, blue, clear, red or red/blue LEDs. www.superiorsignals.com
Aftermarket show sessions announced
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romoting your value to your customers and finding cash in your business are just two of the topics to be addressed at Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week 2010. Titled “Achieving Success in a Changing Environment,” the program will be held Jan. 18 through Jan. 21, 2010, at the Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. There will be eight educational programs designed for independent heavy-duty distributors. For more information, contact W.T. Glasgow, conference management, at 708226-1300. www.hdaw.org
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leets, insurance companies and OEMs alike are getting on the black box bandwagon, increasingly viewing such devices as a way to lower costs, improve vehicle performance, and most importantly, proactively rein in potentially harmful driving habits before they lead to accidents. “These systems allow us to ‘score’ commercial drivers, to determine with concrete evidence those that are good and those that need training, then correlate that information back to insurance rates to get discounts,” said Mike Slattery, spokesperson for Liberty Mutual Agency Markets. Liberty Mutual is rolling out a system called Onboard Advisor to monitor the behavior of commercial vehicle operators in relation to conditions such as traffic flow and weather. Vehicle performance data is combined with roadway information gleaned from GE Security’s NavLogix GPS technology to record vehicle speed, braking and cornering maneuvers as well as to overlay Google street maps with secondby-second detail.
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Fleets that install Onboard Advisor can realize savings of up to 15% in the first year and up to 40% based on fleet performance upon coverage renewal through most of Liberty’s eight regional companies. Many fleets are pushing for the introduction of black box technology, largely as a way to spot problem areas before they become bigger issues. The key with black box data, however, is that it can cut two ways, both to defend and incriminate a fleet, Darry Stuart, president of DWS Fleet Management, said. But if the technology is priced reasonably, fleets should still consider installing it. “Frankly, it’s the lack of information, good or bad, that leaves a fleet more exposed,” explained Stuart,
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who’s served as an expert witness in court on cases dealing with black box data. “Make no mistake, such data can be crucifying. But you have a better chance of defending yourself against information that you know, versus information from a third party that’s unknown,” he said. At the end of the day, it’s all about allowing trucking companies to take a more active and immediate role in risk management, said Thomas Troy, executive vp and COO of Liberty’s Regional Companies Group. “It puts a fleet manager in the driver’s seat of every vehicle with daily, biweekly, and monthly performance tracking. It’s a great coaching tool for improving and rewarding safe driving.”
he first E-Dock stationary heating and cooling systems have been installed at the Ambest Truck Stop in Canaan, NY, just off Interstate 93. A grant from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority allowed EnviroDock to complete the design, development and commercialization of the units. The E-Dock units deliver electronically filtered and temperate air to the truck cab through two thermally insulated flexible ducts via a control panel called the window air delivery unit. There are also duplex power outlets for in-cab equipment such as microwaves, computers, coffee makers and engine block heaters. www.envirodock.com
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he new Driver Scorecard module from McLeod Software offers safety managers the chance to intervene quickly to correct poor driver behavior. The update, available for McLeod’s LoadMaster IX Version 9.2, measures performance on predefined indicators and can also be configured by the user to monitor unique activities such as hard braking. www.mcleodsoftware.com
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ew York State has made available nearly $500,000 to ATDynamics to continue development of nextgeneration trailer aerodynamics, the company has announced. ATDynamics will match the money, awarded by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, with about a 50% cost share over the next two years. The company said the money will help it accelerate commercial development of its active flow control technology, which reduces aerodynamic drag by modifying airflow at the rear of the trailer. “To carry on our role as
A conceptual rendering of ATDynamics’ active flow control design. a pioneer in trailer aerodynamics, we’re providing the long-haul trucking industry with a technology that is well established in aerospace engineering,” said Andrew Smith, CEO. “With support from New
York State, we can turn active flow control into a trucker-tough product that is cost-effective for our fleet customers and OEM partners.” The technology is designed to minimize low-
pressure suction drag and is suited for trailers with roll doors that are not compatible with the company’s swing-door TrailerTail technology, the company said. www.atdynamics.com
Load-matching program claims to cut empty miles Site adds
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he release of IDSC MatchAdvice Version 6.0 can cut empty miles by as much as 15% while improving capacity utilization, TMW Systems said. The update provides power-to-load matching and integrates with all major commercial dispatch, custom or inhouse systems. The software reduces dwell and in-transit delays in addition to empty miles, providing more effective use of drivers and equipment,
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the company said. “By matching the right trucks with the right loads in the context of the entire freight network, IDSC MatchAdvice helps carriers maximize profitability in any load planning or dispatching process,” said David McKinney, vp of professional services. Working in real-time, the program presents load planners and dispatchers with suggested load and power matchups calcu-
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lated to generate the highest profit while improving asset placement by using business metrics. These include available and needed driver hours; customer pickup or delivery requirements and windows; driver home time; and movements of the truck to reduce overall empty miles. Included is shift-based driver scheduling to optimize fleets that operate in scheduled shifts. www.tmwsystems.com
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p y p tion Solutions has updated its web site to allow customers more interaction with the company. New pages offer a simplified look and feel, and include several new ways to request information, in addition to a flash demo and eStore, said the company. www.mile.com
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n h a n c e d f l e e t have as much real-time monitoring, real- information at their distime reporting ca- posal as possible,” said pabilities and even traffic Michael Geffroy, vp of updates are now part of a sales. “TomTom Work connected solution from Active is a significant imTomTom , br i ng ing together three unique products to help fleets save time, money and fuel, the company said. TomTom Work Active combines TomTom Go 7000, Link 3000 and the WebFleet platform. The connected navigation TomTom’s Work Active combines system provides upthree popular solutions. to-the-minute order information as well as daily reports on work- provement to our awarding times, speed profiles winning solution, which and other metrics. is recognized for its ease “In a dynamic service of use, broad application or delivery environment, for all commercial fleets it is important for fleet of any size, and quick remanagers and drivers to turn on investment.”
WebFleet is an online application for fleet and order management that provides performance measurements and fleet trends to managers. To mTo m G o 7000 offers realtime traffic and intelligent routing, time and order management, twoway communication with dispatch, Blue tooth technology, Help Me! emergency menu and text-to-speech technology, plus fuel price services. Link 3000 is a GPS receiver and a GSM/ GPRS module in one unit. It links the Go 7000 with WebFleet and connects with the TomTom navigation system. www.tomtomwork.com
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PS provider Haas GPS has joined with Advantage PressurePro to offer the H1440, an integrated tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) and tracking solution. The unit provides traditional tracking information such as location, engine on/ off and speed monitoring along with on-demand, realtime tire pressure alerts. The system also can send text or email messages if tire pressures move out of a preset range. The H1440 includes a GPS tracker, an integrated cell phone, back-up battery that is recharged by the vehicle’s alternator, temperature probe and antenna. Information is obtained every 10 min. while the vehicle is on. www.haasgps.com
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new hydraulic braking and propulsion system from Recaptured Energy Technologies (RET) promises to reduce fuel consumption while cutting emissions. The system is a retrofit technology available for most vehicles. “The unique benefit of our system is that it can
be retrofit to existing vehicles, so there is no need to purchase new alternative-energy vehicles that may not provide anticipated fuel economy,” said Sam Jones, president. “Because the system is specifically designed to be retrofit, existing vehicles will see lower emissions, less engine man-
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agement and reduced fuel consumption.” The system takes brake energy which would otherwise be wasted and converts it into power used to propel the vehicle forward, the company said. According to RET, the hydraulic option is advantageous over hybrid electric alternatives
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because of its energy efficiency, enhanced acceleration characteristics and its retrofitting capability. Not to mention it is more cost-efficient than purchasing a new hybrid vehicle, which RET said can carry a price premium of as much as 60% or more. www.recapenergy.com
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A new system will compare GPS history and a driver’s record of duty status for easy auditing. immediately compares that to the GPS polling history, reducing time and cost, and improving compliance. The system imports a carrier’s GPS history and then checks that information against the driver’s log
for suspicious events such as no driving time on the log, no driving during the event, not enough driving time, speed violations and more. The carrier can access the reports quickly for review. www.rairtech.com
rivers looking for information quickly need only look at their BlackBerry devices, thanks to a new mobile application from PHH Arval. With the app, drivers can access PHH services and call centers, including accident help, maintenance and other transactions. The app automatically provides relevant information to an agent, eliminating the exchange of basic information, the company said. “This first-to-market mobile application is just the beginning of a new wave of technology advances we have planned,” said David Zuidema, chief information officer. The company said the app will include additional functionality in the future and will also be available for other wireless devices. www.phharval.com
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ljex Software is now of fering paperless statements to clients of its Aljex TIN (Transportation Intermediary Network) application. TIN is a map-oriented management software transportation solution. “When a customer says he didn’t receive an invoice or POD, one click will email an ac-
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counts receivable statement with links to all the relevant data, including document images,” said Tom Heine, president. “Our customers don’t have to find a particular invoice then search through documents or digital document systems for the correct backup. It’s all right there and it’s a great time saver.”
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Users of the new e state ment feature can access credit information quickly with a click of the mouse, according to Aljex. When the credit limit button is selected, two figures appear: one of the amount of credit billed but not yet paid , and one that shows the total of customer shipments in-house but not yet billed. The com-
bined result identifies how much credit has been extended to the customer, whether it has been billed or not. “Credit is the number-one concern for most of our clients. The new features are an excellent way to put important information in front of dispatchers,” said Heine. www.aljex.com
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aunched the SmartWay program in s to reduce emissions that can be dio the transportation industry. Besides the obvious marketing advantages for companies to “go green,” small fleets could benefit from innovative financing that makes SmartWay technology more accessible. In fact, the EPA reannounced Scrap-tire disposal cently that $20 million in Act fundremains a serious Recovery ing will be awarded the Clean Diesel issue for trucking to Finance Program, with an additional $10 million to be awarded in the future. While it doesn’t constitute a slew of guaranteed Federal loans, it’s still a move in the right direction to reduce emissions and proves that the EPA is serious about SmartWay. Fuel efficiency and reduced emissions are just part of the green movement in the tire industry. New tire and retread manufacturers are constantly working to minimize the carbon footprint on a process that requires a constant supply of energy. It’s also important to note that most tire companies have already found ways to reduce or eliminate their dependence on petrochemical products and oils. Manufacturing a radial truck tire is hardly a “green” process, but the environmental impact today is a lot smaller than it was a decade or two ago. Another area where the tire and retread industry has become more environmentally friendly is recycling. At one time, the tire buffing “dust” that is created during the retread process represented an expense for retreaders. With the growing interest in anything that features recycled materials, those same companies are now selling the crumb rubber to companies that manufacture
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rubber mats, playground surfaces and other products. Tire recycling has advanced to the point where sending scrap tires to the landfill is uncommon since the alternatives can lower costs and create revenue. Unfortunately, tire dumping continues to be a problem despite government efforts to enforce existing hazardous waste regulations. In most states, scrap tire haulers must be licensed to pick up and deliver tires to an approved facility for disposal or processing. Fleets definitely expect scrap tires to be handled responsibly, given the fees that accompany each tire after it is removed from service. But there is no guarantee that the tires won’t end up in an illegal tire dump—and that represents serious liability for many fleets. Another EPA initiative is the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, or the Superfund law. It states that any potentially responsible party (PRP) may be held liable for the entire cleanup of a site even if the illegal dumping took place prior to enactment in 1980. A PRP “cannot simply say that it was not negligent or that it was operating according to industry standards.” If the EPA can prove the PRP sent hazardous waste to a site, it will be held liable. Most fleets don’t deal with tire haulers or recyclers directly because the tire dealer or retreader handles scrap tire disposal. Sadly, a fleet can pay thousands of dollars to properly dispose of tires only to find out that the tire dealer used a vendor that illegally dumped the waste and ran off with the money. The tire dealer and all of its fleet customers will ultimately be held responsible because in the end, someone has to pay—and Superfund ensures that it won’t be the taxpayers.
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t’s no secret that the tightening of emissions regulations that occurred in 2002 and 2007—with one more phase to go in 2010—has increased the strain on engine oils; so much so that a new diesel engine oil service category, API CJ-4, had to be introduced for 2007-compliant engine models. The reason for the new engine oil category and, by extension, for new engine oil filtration products, is that more contaminants are getting into the oil as a by-product of emissions control systems, most notably exhaust gas recirculation [EGR], which returns cooled exhaust back into the engine to eliminate soot particles. That process, however, also tends to increase the level of soot in engine oil, requiring better filtration to remove it. That particular challenge posed by emissions regulations isn’t going away in 2010, says Phillip Johnson, director of liquid filtration and new business development at Donaldson Co. A study he helped author predicts that by 2010, diesel injection systems will require filtration efficiency levels below 5 microns, significantly cleaner than technology allows today. That’s an issue that also impacts oil filtration. Cummins Filtration notes that lube oil is an essential element in the life of any truck engine as, among other things, it lubricates, cools, cleans, protects and seals engine components. Over time, contamination is introduced into the lube system through the combustion process, engine wear, and spent additives. With the addition of clean air standards, more contaminant tends to enter the combustion chamber, making lube filtration more important than ever. As a result, oil filtration products are increasingly being designed to function as part of a “system,” with input from various sources, rather than as a single isolated component with a focus on new standards and new “systems” technologies to measure fine particulate and other contaminants, says Johnson. “Stakeholders, such as fuel companies, distributors, suppliers, engine manufacturers and filter companies, can no longer work in solo environments within the
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supply chain to meet filtration requirements for engine manufacturers,” he explains. “Filtration solutions will need to take a ‘systems’ approach where we work in collaboration to provide the highest level of customer satisfaction.” That means bringing more options to the table when it comes to oil filtration product design, something every manufacturer of such products is trying to accomplish. For example, Wix Filters developed and produced 311 new filters from Jan. 1 through July 29 just this year, including 115 premium light-duty filters, 165 premium heavy-duty filters and 31 opening price point filters. “We’re continuing with a broad emphasis on premium filters for light-duty foreign nameplate brands and heavy-duty applications,” says Patrick Enniss, product development manager. “Our engineers and product developers have been working tirelessly to develop and put into production more than one new filter every day this year.”
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cover story ucts in the best position to deliver the lowest cost per mile. And one of the most application-specific components of a new tire or retread is the tread package and design. In general, the casing isn’t aware of the wheel position it is in, but the tread design and features can enhance the performance of the tire in a certain position.” “Total cost of ownership is far more important than the acquisition price alone,” points out Rick Phillips, manager of commercial sales for Yokohama Tire Corp. “Whether you’re an owner-operator or a director of maintenance for a top 100 fleet, it’s critical to get the right tire for your specific application and not just the deal of the day. Commercial truck tires are an investment and like all investments, if done properly, they will provide a healthy return. “A quality product that performs well will cost less over time than a cheaper tire that doesn’t meet the needs of the operation,” adds Phillips. “Some products are engineered and designed to lower a fleet’s cost per mile, and some are simply built to deliver a lower upfront price. It’s important to choose wisely.” Mark S. Roe, commercial tire manager for Hankook Tire Amer-
ica Corp., suggests that “having an open mind on testing a variety of tires from various manufacturers is the way to go. While the ‘Big Three’ [Bridgestone, Goodyear and Michelin] make wonderful products, the second-tier manufacturers have made huge strides in producing products that are second to none.” The pickings certainly are not slim these days, says Tim Miller, Goodyear marketing communications manager. “Thirty years ago, all the manufacturers offered a handful of radials for trucking,” he relates. “Now, it’s like buying cereal or shampoo. The choices are by wheel position as well as by vehicle type and duty application. Since there
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are so many more choices, the fleet buyer—and the tire salesperson for that matter—need to be more educated to pick the right tire for the job to get the most value.” Curtis Decker, senior engineerproduct development for Continental Tire North America, points out that if fleets become more nimble to meet market demands, they should not overlook the impact of such changes on tires. “Some fleets are stretching the boundaries, if you will, to haul different freight than their trucks were spec’d for— such as running longer distances on regional-service tires.” Decker suggests auditing the fleet to ensure the right tires are being used. He also advises staying on top of trade cycles. “Trucks that are no longer being traded every three years, for example, may need a tire change before the vehicle leaves the fleet.” He says if that’s the case, it could be more economical to switch—from the start—to more fuel-efficient tires. “The return on fuel would beat trying to extend out the [life of] deep-tread tires.” And don’t buy more tire than you need. “Don’t overstate your traction needs,” says Decker. “How much does the truck actually travel on the road? Too much of a good thing could cost you in terms of tire
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AIR POWER Keeping tires properly inflated is about as basic as it gets, yet tire suppliers find fleets just don’t pay enough attention to this critical matter. “There’s no substitute for putting air in the tire,” says Goodyear’s Miller. “That should be the first step when inspecting the tire.” Michelin’s Jones concurs, stressing that tire-pressure maintenance is “the first thing fleets must have in place when developing a tire management program. A program should include targeted pressures for the tires, periodic checks of air pressure, calibrated air pressure gauges, a master gauge and trained employees willing to diligently check the pressures. No one can tell by touch—or the trusty ‘tire kick’—when tires are low. Always use a proper pressure gauge. “Following the instructions on the data plate on the truck is also key to ensuring tires have the correct air pressure for the loads being carried,” he continues. “If a fleet has nothing else but a good air pressure maintenance program, it will reap substantial benefits over having no program at all.” Bridgestone’s Walenga says
“maintaining air pressure is where fleets can invest a little and gain a lot over the long term; it’s basic, basic, basic maintenance.” He points out that there is a straightforward solution available that fleets can use to make dealing with tire inflation much less labor-intensive. “Consider using flow-through valve caps,” he advises. “There are only a few makers of this product and each cap costs maybe 50 cents. They are metal double-check valves with spring-loaded seals so you do not have to take them off to check pressure or add air. Using them will make checking and adjusting air pressure dramatically faster. Remember, proper pressure is key to maintaining both the tire’s original tread and its casing.” Walenga adds that the various systems offered to maintain tire pressure automatically are “a real good addition to trailers, whose tires always seem to get less attention, to protect tire life. But these are hightech systems that require maintenance and oversight. And to be sure, trailer tire pressure should still be checked with a gauge periodically. “The results from launching a tire inflation-check program will be seen in six months,” adds Walenga. “But backing off such an effort will negatively affect tires within just 30
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to 60 days.” According to Yokohama’s Phillips, tires are “manufactured to produce a certain footprint on the road and if the air pressure is not correct, that footprint becomes distorted, which causes the tire to work harder and run hotter. And that causes the truck to burn more fuel and the tire to eventually exhibit irregular tread wear. Underinflation by 20% can decrease the overall tire life by more than 30%.” Hankook’s Roe figures that just keeping up with air pressure “could save the majority of medium to large fleets thousands of dollars monthly. This is the one item that frankly is out of control, yet is the easiest to control. I see mechanics and drivers bumping tires on a daily basis. What does that tell you? It simply has air! Yet a $15 air gauge will tell you what you truly need to know.’’ He notes that overlooking inflation can “cause major premature wear and potentially very costly road calls.”
TOP TIPS Beyond inflation control, there are a number of strategies fleets can implement in their shops or insist be performed by tire dealers or other maintenance providers. “After inflation, proper total vehicle alignment is the second most important piece of maintenance affecting tire life,” says Yokohama’s Phillips. “If vehicle alignment is off, it can create irregular tread wear that results in tires being removed sooner than planned,” says Double Coin’s Murphy. “Even if that casing is then retreaded, you did not get the most out of that asset in terms of original tread life.” Goodyear’s Miller says the alignment of axles by toe and camber is essential. “Drives need to be parallel to each other and perpendicular
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cover story to the frame to help tires last longer,” he explains. “Periodic inspections to discover uneven tread wear patterns will indicate the need for alignment. Inspections need to be about more than finding nails. Maintenance personnel should be trained to spot wear patterns that can indicate problems on the vehicle itself.” Bridgestone’s Walenga stresses the importance of the tire/wheel assembly process. “The tire must be properly mounted to the wheel and the assembly to the vehicle or the truck will not roll down the road properly. You might not feel any difference right away, but it will start to wear out-of-round. The idea is to put the tire into position to get the most out of it in the first place. “Vehicle alignment is also essential,” he continues. “When you are driving down the road, you should not see the trailer. Steer tires get worn out first and they are a pretty expensive way to detect misalignment. Instead, check and adjust alignment on a regular basis. The most expensive approach is to check it at every PM, but I favor checking it whenever the steers are changed. Also, trailer toe should be checked regularly, perhaps on a calendar basis.” Jones points out that “if a fleet does not have the time or resources to set up and run a tire management program, there are many reliable outlets that can help. Many fleets outsource this work or enlist the service of tire dealers or manufacturers. To make any program work, it must include dedicated and trained personnel.” Hankook’s Roe says basic tire maintenance is fundamental to controlling operating costs. “If you have a quality maintenance program, your tires will last longer. I challenge any fleet, regardless of size, with a marginal program to partner with a dealer that provides an all-
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out tire maintenance program— [one that includes] fleet checks/retreads, new tire reporting/scrap tire analysis and so on,” Roe says. “Their overall downtime and annual tire cost will drop dramatically. With that said, yes, technology is so very important, but everyone involved has to do their part to see the true results of the manufacturer’s technology efforts.” “Don’t let the economy force you to skip maintenance,” cautions Continental’s Decker. “Holding off on alignment and shock changeouts will increase irregular wear and end up costing more in the long run.”
REPEAT BUSINESS “Retreading is the most costeffective way to utilize your tire assets,” explains Hankook’s Roe. He notes that most tire makers and retreaders offer a variety of casing and retread warranties, and, in Hankook’s case at least, “a retread rubber allowance on remaining tread depth.” Michelin’s Jones contends that “the quality and reliability of retreads makes them something every fleet should consider. Retreading presents a significant cost reduction rather than replacing a tire with a new one.” He says the latest retread operations deploy such technologies as electronic liner inspections, advanced x-ray
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systems and casing integrity analyzers to ensure a tire casing is fit to be retreaded. “Because of the rigors of certain applications, fleets should spec high-quality tires, whose casing durability would be better able to withstand the retreading process, provided the tires are properly maintained throughout their first ‘life,’’’ Jones adds. “Thanks to technological advances, retreading has improved over the past 20 years,” points out Goodyear’s Miller. “What’s more, a retread costs one-third the price of a new tire. It’s the ‘green’ way to go as you are not throwing away a casing, and the performance—in terms of 32nds of wear—should be just as good or even better than that of a new tire.” Yokohama’s Phillips argues that “if you’ve made the right choice in selecting a quality product and have been diligent with your maintenance program, retreading the tire will provide additional service cycles, further lowering the total cost of the tire. Retreading the casing is not only cost-effective but environmentally responsible.” “Fleets can go a long way toward reducing their tire costs by controlling all of the elements they can control,” adds Phillips. “Tire maintenance, vehicle inspections and repairs, as well as driver education and training, all have huge impacts on the bottom line.’’ AT
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Start preparing now for the economic ups and downs of 2010
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BY TIM BRADY, BUSINESS EDITOR
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f driving over and around hills and valleys is your idea of fun, then the economic outlook for 2010 is probably your cup of tea. In other words, the economy is going to muddle through the next year with increases in manufacturing and freight volume followed by dips, followed by a slight increase, followed by another decline and then repeating this scenario. One of our greatest costs is fuel— and it’s more than likely to act like a rocket headed to the moon. As the economy begins to improve, other large economies will begin consuming more oil, particularly diesel. The middle class in India and China will be acquiring more and more automobiles, and more fuel will be diverted in the direction of those consumers. So the bot-
tom line is that we’ll be bouncing along the economic bottom for the foreseeable future. The government has stated that the recession is over, but don’t expect unemployment to abate anytime soon; in fact, it will probably get worse before it gets better. Where’s the good news in all of this? If you are still in operation, give yourself a big pat on the back for a job well done. This has been one of the toughest recessions in trucking in the past 30 years. And to still be standing is a major accomplishment. To survive, you’ve become a lean, mean trucking machine, and you’ve learned how to cut costs, even in places where you didn’t think it possible. You’ve worked with your shippers, brokers and customers to help each other make it through
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to the other side of the recession. Restraint has become the key approach for everything from purchasing equipment to borrowing money, from hiring to firing decisions. And, most importantly, you’ve learned how to do more with less. The good news is that with all the valuable and sometimes expensive lessons you’ve learned, you must remember to continue to apply those lessons going forward into 2010. As we ease into 2010, don’t indulge in false hopes. It’s going to be imperative that you keep close tabs on the markets you serve. Just because someone in Washington tells us the “Great Recession” has ended doesn’t mean it will have ceased in the sectors in which you’re doing business. Remember the last time we had an economy drop like this?
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Surviving 2010
It was called the Great Depression, and although we can be thankful we haven’t reached the depth of what happened in the 1930s, it’s the only economic experience we have with which to compare what we’ve been through this time. With that said, we must remember that after the 1936 election, the Roosevelt Administration declared the Great Depression over. The government went back to reducing the deficit and reducing government spending. The country was on its way out of the Depression. But in just a single year, 1937 to 1938, the stock market lost 49% of its gains since 1934. National unemployment was 25% at its height; by 1937 it had declined to just over 14% before jumping back to 19% in 1938. And after four straight years of economic growth between 1934 and 1937, 1938 saw the economy shrink by over 6%. Optimism is very important to help us get through these difficult times, but common sense is what assures our successful arrival. Beware of premature declarations of the death of the Great Recession. In an election year,
reports of the demise of the recession may be greatly exaggerated by politicians looking for re-election kudos in 2010. Just like we didn’t know until sometime this summer that the Great Recession started in December 2007, we also won’t know for several months that we have emerged. The old line my father told me holds true here: “Trust your gut.” What should you be doing to make it through the roller coaster economy ride of the next year? W Keep tabs on what’s happening in your customers’ industry or other peripheral industries. W Keep your ear to the ground and know what’s going on around you by tracking any lane or industry whose products you could haul. W Develop alliances with carriers in areas you haul into so they can assist you in locating outbound freight and you can do the same for them on your home turf. W Become more regional. The successful carriers today are staying within a day’s drive of their terminals. W Look for ways you can diversify your revenue sources. Rent unused
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trailers for short-term storage, provide local specialized delivery services and brainstorm other ideas. W Be creative in how you market your operation. Get involved in local charitable events, sports events, festivals, etc., making sure your company name is front and center. W Have both a strategic plan on how you will approach each month of the year and always have an exit plan. Be prepared to adjust as the economy improves or declines. W Continue doing what you did to get to this point during the recession. Be cautious and run the numbers before taking on anything new. Don’t believe everything you hear, verify information through several sources, and trust your common sense. Be diligent, dutiful and careful as you stand at the starting line for 2010. Have a plan, review it monthly, and you’ll be ready. AT Contact Tim Brady at tbrady@writeuptheroad.com or call (731) 749-8567. Join Brady in the Trucking Business Community at www.truckersu.com
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(4) 1998 International 9200, Detroit 60 Series 330 hp, Air Ride, PSO140-9A Trans., 161” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, 4.10 Ratio, Stk. #10890 ................ $7,500 ea.
1997 GMC Bucket Truck, 7.4L Gas Motor, Altec LR111 Body, 55’ Lift, Kubota Pony Motor, Southco 11’ Dump Body, 64,000 Miles, Stk. #10835 ..................... $12,450
(4) 2004 International 9200i, Cummins ISX 435 hp, 51” High Rise Slpr., FRO15210C Trans., Air Ride, 3.55 Ratio, 205” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/Tele., Cruise, Miles from 550,000 to 598,000, Stk. #10887 ...... $19,500 ea.
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2003 Freightliner CL 12064, Detroit 12.7L 370/430 hp, RTLO14610B Trans, Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, 180” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Stk. #10852 .........$16,500
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2009 Freightliner Cascadia, Detroit DD15 505 hp, 72” Raised Roof Slpr., RTLO16918B Trans., Air Ride Susp., 3.58 Ratio, 236” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #108365 ........................ $125,000
2009 Freightliner Cascadia, Detroit DD15 530 hp, 72” XT Mid Roof Sleeper, RTLO16918B Trans., Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, 244” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/Tele., Stk. #110029 ........$123,000
2008 Freightliner Columbia, Detroit Series 60 515 hp, 70” XT Slpr., 13-spd., Air Ride Susp., 3.58 Ratio, 244” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #107449 ......... $109,000
2009 Western Star 4900EX, Detroit DD15 530 hp, 82” Stratosphere Slpr., RTLO18918B Trans., Air Ride Susp., 3.42 Ratio, 265” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #110233 .........CALL FOR PRICING
2010 Freightliner Cascadia, Detroit DD15 485/1850, 48” XT Slpr., Air Ride, 18-spd., 3.55 Ratio, 260” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Stk. #110317............CALL
2006 Freightliner C120, Mercedes MBE4000 450 hp, Engine Brake, 70” XT Slpr., RTO16910C-AS2, Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, Airslide 5th, All Alum. Wheels, 265” W.B., 24.5 LP Tires, A/C, P/S, Stk. #105058.................................. $34,900
2002 Freightliner FL70, CAT 3126 210 hp, MD3060 Allison Trans., Spring Susp., 6.14 Ratio, 252” W.B., Turbo, A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Stk. #108425....... $13,900
2005 Peterbilt 379EXT, Cummins ISX 450 hp, 70” Unibilt Slpr., 13-spd., Air Ride, 3.55 Ratio, 255” W.B., A/C, P/S, Ultra Cab, Dual Tanks, Cruise, Tilt/Tele., Stk. #110911 .......... $45,900
Used 2008 Western Star 4900EX, Detroit Series 60 515 hp, 16’ Dump, (4) Axles, 46,000# Rears, 18,000# Frt., FRO-16210C Trans., Chalmers 46 Susp., A/C, P/S, LIKE NEW, Stk. #105071 ...$94,500 Reduced To $89,500
2006 Western Star Day Cab Tandem, 3406E C-15 CAT 475 hp, Engine Brake, 10-spd., Air Ride, 3.90 Ratio, 205” W.B., A/C, P/S, 120,000 Miles .......... $68,500
2007 Freightliner M2 106, Flatbed and Hoist, MBE 900 230 hp, 6-spd., Spring Susp., 4.30 Ratio, 225” W.B., Turbo, A/C, P/S, Stk. #109262 ................... $36,900
2004 Western Star 4900EX, Detroit Series 60 500 hp, 76” High Roof Slpr., 13-spd., Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, 265” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/Tele., Cruise, Recent O/H w/Documents, Stk. #105543 .... $32,750
2003 Freightliner Classic XL, Detroit Series 60 500 hp, 13-spd., Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, 265” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/Tele., Stk. #108025 .......... $28,500
2006 Kenworth T600, CAT C-15 475 hp, Jakes, 13-spd., 72” Aero Cab, 480,000 Miles, Super Singles ................................................ $39,900
2004 Kenworth T800, CAT C-12 430 hp, FRO16210C Trans., Air Ride, 3.90 Ratio, 170” W.B., A/C, P/S, Tilt/Tele., Cruise, Stk. #110737 .......................... $39,000
2006 Freightliner Columbia, Detroit Series 60, Double Slpr., FRO16210C Trans., Air Ride Susp., 3.55 Ratio, 234” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #110226 ... $36,900
2005 Freightliner Century Class, (10) New Tires, Detroit Series 60 445/455, Engine Brake, Condo Slpr., FRO-15210C, Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, Airslide 5th, All Alum. Wheels, 230” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #111071 ......................................CALL
2006 Freightliner Columbia, Detroit S60/14.0L 515 hp, 70” Raised Roof Sleeper, FRO16210C Trans, 4 Bag Air Ride, 3.42 Ratio, 230” W.B., A/C, P/S, Cruise, Tilt/ Tele., Stk. #110655..................... $36,500
2005 Freightliner C120, Mercedes MBE4000 450 hp, 70” Stand-Up Slpr., 12-spd. Autoshift, Air Ride Susp., 3.42 Ratio, 228” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #105582 .......................... $24,900
1998 Freightliner Classic XL, Detroit Series 60 370 hp, Double Slpr., RTLO14610B-T2 Trans., Air Ride, 3.90 Ratio, 260” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt//Tele., Cruise, Stk. #110822 .............................. $11,900
2004 Volvo VNL670, Cummins ISX 400 hp, Engine Brake, Double Slpr., 10-spd., Air Ride, 3.50 Ratio, Airslide 5th, Alum. Frt. Steel Rear Wheels, 214” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #111338 ........................CALL
2008 Benson 48’x102”, All Alum. Drop Deck, Spread Axle, (8) Alum. Wheels, Sliding Winches, (2) Tool Boxes........... ................................................ $33,750
2007 Fontaine Infinity Combo Flat Bed, 48’x102”, Spread Axle, Air Ride, Sliding Winches, Outside Alum. Wheels, 3 Alum. Boxes, Like New, Stk. #T-110768 ....................... $22,900
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2005 Freightliner C120, Detroit 14.0L 515 hp, Engine Brake, 70” Mid Roof Slpr., 10-spd., Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, Airslide 5th, All Alum. Wheels, 239” W.B., A/C, P/S, 488,058 Miles Stk. #111376 ...............................CALL
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TRUCK CENTER L WIL ATE AR SEP 2003 Freightliner FL80, 26’x102” Supreme Alum. Van, MBE 900 280 hp, FR9210B, Air Ride, 4.11 Ratio, 270” W.B., Turbo, A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, E-Track, Stk. #3HL89139 ... .......................................... $19,900
2002 Freightliner FLD120, Detroit Series 60 360 hp, FRO14210C Trans., Air Ride, 3.70 Ratio, 166” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/ Tele., Cruise, Stk. #2LK97565 ....... .......................................... $15,900
2004 Freightliner FLC12064T, CAT C-13 430 hp, FRO16210C Trans., Air Ride, 3.58 Ratio, 215” W.B., A/C, P/S, 542,094 Miles, Dual Tanks, Stk. #4LN33695.................$29,900
2003 Freightliner FL112, CAT C-10 305 hp, FRO11210C Trans., Spring Susp., 3.90 Ratio, 253” W.B., Turbo, A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, 165,716 Miles, Stk. #3HL90513 ............... $27,900
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2000 Freightliner FLD12064T, Cummins N14 370 hp, RMX10145A Trans., Air Ride, 3.90 Ratio, 169” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/ Tele., Cruise, Stk. #YDF45510........ ...........................................$18,500
2000 Freightliner FLD12064T, CAT C-12 430 hp, RMX10165A Trans., 48” Slpr., Air Ride, 4.11 Ratio, 212” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Cruise, Tilt/Tele., Stk. #YDF35965 ............. .......................................... $21,500
2004 Kenworth T800, CAT C-12 430 hp, RTLO16913A Trans., Air Ride, 4.11 Ratio, 184” W.B., A/C, P/S, 465,892 Miles, Tilt/Tele., Cruise, Stk. #4J062822 .................... CALL
(2) 2003 Freightliner FL106, Detroit Series 50 320 hp, FR11210B Trans., Spring Susp., 3.07 Ratio, 266” W.B., Turbo, A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, 26’x96” Steel Flat Bed w/Fold Down Sides, (1) Tool Box, Stk. #3HK47030 ........ ...........................................$17,500
2003 Freightliner FLC12064T, Detroit Series 60 430 hp, FRO15210, Air Ride, 3.70 Ratio, 200” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/Tele., Cruise, Stk. #3LL02203 ................$27,900
2007 Kenworth W900L, CAT C-15 550 hp, 86” Studio, RTLO18913A Trans., Air Ride, 3.36 Ratio, 280” W.B., A/C, P/S, 557,239 Miles, Dual Tanks, Cruise, Stk. #7L16584 ..............................................CALL
2003 Mack CH613, Mack E7 427 hp, FRO15210C Trans., Air Ride, 3.90 Ratio, 163” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/Tele., Cruise, Stk. #3W150666 ............... $26,900
2006 Kenworth T600, CAT C13 470 hp, 72” Adyne/ACab Slpr., FRO16210C Trans., Air Ride, 3.36 Ratio, 232” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Tilt/Tele., Cruise, Stk. #6R115814................$35,900
2000 Freightliner FLD12064T, Detroit SERIES 60 430/500 hp, FRO15210C Trans., Air Ride Susp., 3.90 Ratio, 170” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Cruise, Stk. #YPF40846 ................$17,500
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2001 Freightliner FL70, 22’x96” Alum. Van, CAT 3126 210 hp, MD3060P, Spring Susp., 4.63 Ratio, 234” W.B., Turbo, A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Lift Gate, E-Track, Stk. #1HF60840.................... CALL
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2009 Trinity Trailer AgriFlex Length 53â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 48â&#x20AC;? 8â&#x20AC;? Belt, 4-Axle AAir Ride, Rear Axle Liftable/Steerabl Liftable/Steerable, PTO Unload, EZ Load Elec. Tarp, 112â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Height on Passenger Side, Super Singles Mich X1X X1XTE, Alum. Wheels, Full ull Swi Swing Flip Up Door $89,500
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2005 Trinity Trailer Mfg. Belt Trailer Length 45â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 41â&#x20AC;? Belt, 2-Axle Spring, 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122;6â&#x20AC;? Height, Top Hinge Hyd. Door, PTO Unload $35,500
2009 42â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Level 2 Stainless Steel 96â&#x20AC;? Wide, 41â&#x20AC;? Side Walls, Full Swing Slide Up, PTO Unload, Shur Lok Tarp, High Side Liner, Yoko 24.5 Tires, Steel Wheels, NEW Was Out One Month Rental $68,250 Includes FET
2005 Used Trinity Trailer Length 50â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 61â&#x20AC;? Belt, 3-Axle Spring, 13â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Height, Roll Over Tarp, PTO Unload $46,000
2009 Western Belt Trailer Length 50â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 3-Axle Air Ride w/ Rear Lift, 32â&#x20AC;? Belt, Electric & PTO Unload, Roll Over Tarp, Alum. Wheels CALL FOR PRICE
1998 SmithCo Side Dump Length 42â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 36â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Box, Air Ride, Roll Over Tarp $16,200 (Note: Sister Trailer Available @ $14,800)
2009 Western Belt Trailer Length 53â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 4-Axle Air Ride w/Rear Lift, 32â&#x20AC;? Belt, Electric & PTO Unload, Roll Over Tarp, Alum. Wheels CALL FOR PRICE
2009 Trinity Trailer Mfg. AgriFlex 51â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Length, 61â&#x20AC;? Belt, 12â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Height on Passenger Side, Elec. Tarp, 3-Axle, 2 Spring, Rear Air Lift, Top Hinge Pneumatic Door, PTO Unload $71,800
Used 2007 Timpte Belt Trailer Length 51â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 42â&#x20AC;? Belt, Bin 72â&#x20AC;? (10â&#x20AC;&#x2122;6â&#x20AC;? Height Approx.), 3-Axle 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122;8 Spread, Air Ride w/Rear Lift, Mich X1XTE Super Singles, Alum. Wheels, Electric Tarp, $59,950
2009 Trinity Trailer Length 49â&#x20AC;&#x2122;, 48â&#x20AC;? Belt, Front 2-Axle Air Ride, Paralift On Rear, Full Swing Flip Up Door, BN1838 $69,950
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2003 Mack CV713, Mack E7 Etech 427 hp, RTLO16908LL, Camelback Susp., 4.42 Ratio, 16’ Steel Bed, 211” W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Tanks, Double Frame, Stk. #4029..........................................$57,500
2005 Mack CHN613, Mack AC 460, RTLO16913A, 4-Bag Air Ride, 3.94 Ratio, 231” W.B., A/C, P/S, STK. #4037.....................................................$44,000
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2000 Kenworth W900B, CAT 3406E BL 490 hp, RTLO18918B Trans., 8 Bag Air Ride Susp., 3.55 Ratio, A/C, P/S, Stk. #4093 ......................................$21,500
2005 Mack CV713, Mack AI-375 375 hp, HD4500 Trans., Camelback Susp., 5.32 Ratio, 17’ Steel Bed, 213” W.B., A/C, P/S, Double Frame, Air Gate, 60” Sides, Stk. #3956...........................................$69,500
2006 Mack CHN613, Mack E7 Aset 427 hp, 18-spd., Air Ride, 4.64 Ratio, 218” W.B., A/C, P/S, Heavy Frame and Front, Will Set Up As Tractor Or Other Application For Buyer, Stk. #3901 ................$62,500
2003 Mack CV713, Mack E7 Etech 427 hp, 16’ Steel Bed, 8LL Trans., 214’ W.B., A/C, P/S, Dual Alum. Tanks, Stk. #4104 ..........................................$55,500
1992 Mack DM688S, Mack E7 Mech 350 hp, 12-spd., Camelback Susp., Turbo, A/C, P/S, Pintle w/Air and Electric, Air Up and Down Tag, Stk. #4085 ............... ........................................................................$13,950 IC
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1999 Mack CH613, Mack E7 Etech 355/380 hp, 42” Slpr., T2090 Trans., 4 Bag Air Ride Susp., 3.86 Ratio, 186” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #4116C ....$18,500
2005 Mack CH613, Mack AC 355/380, T309 LR Trans., 4-Bag Air Ride, 3.70 Ratio, 200” W.B., A/C, P/S, 296,000 Miles, Wet Kit, Stk. #4057 ............................... $39,500
2005 Mack CHN613, Mack CHN613 427 hp, Mack 18-spd., Camelback Susp., 274” W.B., A/C, P/S, Heavy Frame, New Tires, Stk. #3997 ......................$69,500
2007 Mack CV713, Mack Ai 427 hp, RDS4500P Trans., Camelback Susp., 4.64 Ratio, 235” W.B., 11R24.5 Tires, A/C, P/S, Cruise, Tilt/Tele., Stk. #3965 ......................................................$69,500
2008 Mack CXU613, Mack MP8 485 hp, 13-spd., 70” Mid Rise Slpr., RTLO16913A, Air Ride Susp., 3.73 Ratio, Alum. Wheels, 235” W.B., A/C, P/S, Low Miles, Stk. #3991 ................................ $79,500
2006 Mack CXN613, Mack AC 460 hp, Fuller LowHole FRO16210C Trans., 4 Bag Air Ride Susp., 4.35 Ratio, 156” W.B., A/C, P/S, Stk. #3974......$49,950
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Allison HD4560P, Automatics Dyno Tested $5,500 Ex. OTHER MOTORS AVAILABLE THIS MONTH
Pro Heat Generator Unit, Rebuilt 2008 $3,000
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FULLER TRANSMISSIONS Exch. RTX14609B ....................... $1,500 RTX12609B ....................... $1,250 FRO15210C....................... $2,250 RTLO15610B .................... $1,500 RMX10135 and 145A 5A ....... $1,500 Direct 9 speeds................... $495 RTLO16713A A .................... $3,000 Many other Models Available
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2006 Peterbilt 379, CAT C-15, RTLO18918B Trans., DP41 w/Rear Locker, Low Air Leaf, Low Miles, Has Been Repaired. $48,500
2007 Western Star 4900, CAT C-15 550 hp, RTLO18918B Trans., Tri-Drive Rear Axle, 23-164, 4.56 Ratio w/Lockers. Parting Out
2003 Peterbilt 379, C-15 CAT, 2000 Freightliner Dump, C-15 18-spd., Low Air Leaf. 475 hp, 18-spd., 46K Rears, 20K Frt. Will Be Parting Out Axle, 16’ Alum. Box. Parting Out
Kenworth W900B, CAT C-15 ACERT w/Retarder, FRO18210C, D46-170 Hendrickson Air Ride, 3.91 Ratio. Parting Out
2002 Peterbilt 387, ISX 475 hp, 13-spd., 40K Rears, Lockers. Parting Out
2005 Peterbilt 378, 24’ Flatbed Truck, C-15 CAT 475 hp, FRO18210C Trans., DSP41 on Air Ride, Low Miles, Wreckers’s Bill of Sale. $45,000
2007 International 9400i, ISX Cummins 475 hp, RTO16918B, Air Ride, Thermo King APU. Parting Out
1998 Peterbilt 379, 3406E CAT, RTLO18718B, 404’s on Low Air Leaf. Parting Out
2006 Western Star, 60 Series Detroit, 13-spd., Super 40’s on Air Ride. Parting Out
2000 Kenworth W900L, Detroit 60 Series, RTLO16713A, Air Ride. Parting Out
2002 Peterbilt 379, C-15 CAT, RTLO18918B Trans., 46K Rears on Air Ride. Parting Out
2002 Volvo VNL, Cummins ISX 400 hp, RTLO16610B, Air Ride. Parting Out
2004 Kenworth T600, Cummins ISX 475 hp, RTLO16913A, DSP40’s on Air Ride. Parting Out
2000 Volvo, ISX 600 hp, RTLO18913A Trans., Air Ride. Parting Out
2003 Volvo, ISX 450 hp, RTLO16913A, 404’s on Air Ride. Parting Out
2006 Freightliner, Series 60 515 hp, 18-spd., 46K Rears w/Lockers. Parting Out
2002 Freightliner Heavy Duty Dump, C-15 CAT, 18-spd., 2 Lift Axles, 46K Rears/Lockers, 19’ Demolishon Box, 20K Frt. Axle, Hendrickson HN. Selling Complete
2000 Kenworth W900L, N-14 475 hp, RTLO18718B, AG400 404’s, Lockers. Parting Out
2004 Freightliner Columbia, C-15 CAT, 18-spd. Trans., 40K Rears On Air. Parting Out
2006 Freightliner Columbia, Mercedes B, RTLO18913A Trans., Air Ride. Parting Out
2009 Kenworth T800, Cummins ISM 410 hp, FRO16210C Trans., RT40145, 3.73 Ratio, Flex Air.
2007 Kenworth W900 DayCab, C-15 CAT, RTLO18918B Trans., DSH40’s On Primax, 17,000 Miles. Will Be Repaired Selling Complete
1963 Kenworth, Cummins BC III, 5&4 Hendrickson Walking Beam. Parting Out
2000 International 9900i, Detroit 60 Series 500 hp, 18-spd., 46K Rears on Air Ride. Parting Out
2009 International 4300, GDT 210, Allison Auto. Parting Out
1998 Kenworth T600, Detroit Series 60, 13-spd., 40K Rears. Parting Out
2002 Kenworth T800 Heavy Duty, Cummins ISX, RTLO18918B Trans., Heavy Front Axle, No Rear Susp., Low Miles. Selling As Is
2006 Freightliner, Detroit 14.0L 455 hp, 10-spd., 40,000# Rears On Air Ride, Low Miles (91,000), Wrecker’s Bill of Sale, Ready For Work.
2006 Freightliner Century, Series 60 515 hp, RTLO16913A Trans., Air Ride. Parting Out
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2009 Freightliner Cascadia, Detroit, 18-spd., Locker Rears Needs Cab & Hood
2000 Volvo, ISX Cummins, 18918B Fuller Trans., RT40-145 Rears, 3.58 Ratio, Lockers. Parting
1996 Peterbilt CAT 435, RTO15715 Trans. Will Be Parting
2001 International Boom Truck, DT466, Auto. Parting
2006 Freightliner, 14â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Reefer Box, 3126 CAT, Auto. Trans., Yard Drives. Will Be Parting
1998 Peterbilt Detroit Series 60, 18-spd., DS 404 Rears Will Be Parting Out
1999 Freightliner Classic, CAT, 18718B Trans., DS404 Rears, Locker, 3.36 Ratio. Will Be Parting
2006 Kenworth W900L ISX 400 hp, Convertible 9-spd. All or Parts
2001 Kenworth T600 CAT 475 hp, 13-spd. Will Be Parting
2002 Kenworth W900L, C-15 CAT, RTLO18918B Trans., Eaton Spicer Rears, Will Be Parting
2004 Peterbilt 379 Cummins ISX, 16913A Trans., DSH 40 Rears on Hendrickson Air. Will Be Parting Out
2003 Kenworth W900L, 18918B Trans., RT40-145 Rears w/Lockers Parting Out
1996 Sterling, CAT, 7-spd., Good Cab & Hood Parting
1999 Kenworth T2000, 475 hp CAT, 18918A Trans. Will Be Parting
1998 International Cummins N-14, 10-spd. Will Be Parting
2001 Kenworth T600, C-15 CAT, 18913A Trans., Good Cab Parting Out
2006 Kenworth W900 Day Cab, ISX 400, 16413A Trans., 251,000 Miles, Nice Truck, Ready For Work $42,000
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General Radiator Co ........................ 72
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General Trailer Co............................ 71
Mid States Utility Trailer Sales.......... 55
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