Aggregates Manager

January 2012

Aggregates Manager Digital Magazine

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by Kerry Clines, Senior Editor Supply Dumping inStyle Check out this latest and greatest selection of Class 8 dump trucks and bodies. Kenworth Truck Co. SET-BACK FRONT AXLE Kenworth says its T800 dump truck is rugged, reliable, and versatile. The truck features a set-back front axle to optimize payload potential and maneuverability; offers front and rear PTO options to handle challenging applications; and is said to be engineered to the application for added dependability, longevity, and lifecycle value. It can be specified with engines rated with a wide horsepower range, offers several radiator sizes up to 1,780 square inches for added cooling, and has a variety of rear axle ratings to meet specific customer requirements. Write 1 on reader card. Volvo Trucks North America COMFORT AND SAFETY The Volvo VHD dump truck features a spacious, comfortable cab with insulation and soundproofing. Doors are double sealed to keep out water, wind, and noise. The company says the truck is dependable, maneuverable, and offers the highest payload capacity. The truck's high-strength steel cab is designed to protect drivers with three- point seat belts and a driver-side air bag. Heavy-duty safety systems come standard for added peace of mind. Write 2 on reader card. 42 AGGREGATES MANAGER January 2012 Peterbilt Motors Co. MANEUVERABLE IN TIGHT SPACES Peterbilt says its Model 382 dump truck features a 50-degree wheel cut for maneu- verability in tight spaces. Powered by a Cummins ILS9 engine, the truck provides 345 to 380 horsepower, up to 1,300 pound-feet of torque, and is available with rear engine power take-off (REPTO) and the Bendix ESP stability system. It can be configured to meet any need with front-axle offerings rated up to 20,000 pounds and rear axles rated up to 46,000 pounds. Write 3 on reader card.

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