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A.R.E. now offers CargoGlide bed units with extensions that range from 70 percent to 100 percent
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LEER, manufacturer of fiberglass truck caps and tonneaus, launches a new folding, hard tonneau named Trilogy.
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Hiniker's dual-motor electric auger spreader allows users to tailor material ice control application rates accurately and conveniently.
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Completion of $28 million renovation project will help speed the design and development of products to meet customers’ growing needs.
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Wilcox Mechanics Bodies are feature torsional crane towers and ladder-type sub frames, which are engineered to safely handle loads up to 70,000 ft.-lbs.
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The Philadelphia Police Department has added two AStar helicopters to its aircraft fleet for patrol duties, harbor and coastal patrol, rescue missions, and SWAT team insertions.
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DuraClass, a truck body and equipment company, introduces a new HPT Tub body line, HBT-B1 and B2.
Read More →Maintenance Design Group (MDG), specializing in planning and design for transportation maintenance facilities, has expanded its service offerings to include mechanical and electrical engineering and plumbing (MEP) design.
Read More →Optimus Technologies announced that it is the first to receive U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approval for a biofuel conversion solution for existing medium- and heavy-duty trucks.
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Chrysler's Fleet Government Program Manager David Callery gives a tour of the 2014 Ram ProMaster 3500, which appeared at this year's GFX. The ProMaster, which was introduced in late 2013, comes in three wheelbase lengths, two roof heights, and four overall lengths.
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