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Thomas Built Buses redesigns front-engine type D product

The Saf-T-Liner EFX, previously called the EF, was renamed to reflect the extra features, storage and access included in the enhanced vehicle. It holds up to 90 passengers and offers many of the same options as its predecessor.

K-Line Tire Runout Gauge Reduces Tire Costs

K-Line Industries said its new Tire Runout Gauge measures both radial and lateral tire runout conditions, and with regular use can eliminate irregular tire wear, ride vibration and lengthen the life of tires. The gauge uses a roller wheel placed against the tire tread combined with a gauge bar, individual low and high spot sliders and magnified measurement readout that quickly shows the amount of runout present.

Creating an advantage

Since 1933, Western Distributing Transportation Corp. has been fielding a fleet that promotes a positive image, employing sound and cost effective purchasing practices and treating drivers like family.

2011 NTEA Work Truck Show round-up

Mitsubishi Fuso unveils 2012 Canter FE/FG Series trucks; Hino introduces new Class 4 and 5 COE with hybrid option; All-new Class 8 Western Star 4700 introduced; Navistar debuts International TerraStar 4×4; Spartan Motor to assemble Isuzu N-Series gasoline trucks; Roush CleanTech launches Ford F-450/550 propane Autogas Fuel System; and Ram Truck brand new for 2011.

Hino introduces new Class 4 and 5 COE with hybrid option

The newly designed Class 4 and Class 5 cab over engine trucks are powered by the Hino J05E Series engine and Aisin’s A465, 6-speed automatic transmission. Both models feature an ergonomically-friendly wide cab and a standard, center-mounted rear fuel tank.

Freightliner Trucks enhances Business Class M2 106V

Improvements to Freightliner’s Business Class M2 106V enhance performance and efficiency while also accommodating the new 2010 emissions requirements, the company said. New features include a larger capacity radiator, composite headlights, a new intake system, and more. The lightweight, non-corrosive aluminum cab has a new fiberglass hood with re-styled front fenders.

Four companies solve one problem

During the recent Technology & Maintenance Council meeting, four fleet truck product suppliers made an announcement regarding their joint efforts to solve a problem that has plagued our industry for some time—namely, wheel-off incidents. Under the banner of “Wheel Torque Solutions,” Alcoa Wheels, B&D Cold Heading, Chicago Pneumatic and ITW CIP have created a new

Steel wheel and rim refinishing

Refinishing steel wheels and rims is a key component of good wheel maintenance. TMC Recommended Practice (RP) 240 gives a comprehensive overview of the proper procedures: Initial inspection: Prior to the refinishing process, the wheel/rim should be thoroughly inspected for any damage or out-of-service conditions (refer to TMC RP 222B, “Users Guide to Wheels and

Driver retention: Seats

The cost and time required to retain drivers is well known to most fleets.

Driver retention: SEATS

The cost and time required to retain drivers is well known to most fleets.