Dedicated to quality
For Pitt Ohio Express, investing in effective equipment and advanced technology is proving to be the key to long term success
Kenworth introduces new T170 model into Class 5 market
Kenworth Truck Co. announced that it is expanding into the Class 5 market with the introduction of the Kenworth T170 model. The Kenworth T170 is a straight truck in a 4×2 configuration with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) up to 19,500 lbs. Standard features include the PACCAR PX-6 engine rated at 200 HP and 520 ft.-lbs. of torque, 8,000 lbs. front axle and 11,500 lbs. rear axle, hydraulic brakes, low-frame height chassis with 19.5 in. wheels and tires, power door locks, passenger-side electric windows (optional on driver’s side), and Kenworth DayLite doors with right-hand peeper window.
Test Bed
By evaluating biodiesel in its operation, Decker Truck Line is finding answers to questions that could benefit the entire trucking industry
For resale, drivetrains…
Valuable advice from clutch, transmission, driveline and rear axle manufacturers.
It’s an investment
When you invest in technician training, you can expect a number of benefits – higher shop productivity and better staff morale among them
Peterbilt introduces the Model 325 conventional for the Class 5 market
Peterbilt Motors Company recently announced the introduction of the new Model 325, its first vehicle dedicated to the specific needs of the Class 5 market. The Model 325 is ideal for the complete range of Class 5 applications including vehicle recovery and towing, lease/rental, pick-up and delivery and business services such as parcel delivery, landscaping and construction. The Model 325 begins production in mid-July.
Solid plan
For more than 20 years, Sun Coast Resources has been implementing a business plan based on providing customer service with a highly reliable fleet
Adequate pressure
Most fleet managers understand the importance of maintaining tires at specified pressures, but they may not realize just how many of their fleet’s tires are out of spec.
Understanding needs
Part of the effort of this column and publication is to keep up onthe issues facing light- and medium-duty fleets and report on solutionsfor Fleet Equipment readers.
The right tools
When diagnosing and trouble shooting vehicle problems, having the correct tools for the job is essential