Kenworth Introduces 2010 Heavy Duty Body Builder Manual
KIRKLAND, WA - Kenworth Truck Company has released the Kenworth 2010 Heavy Duty Body Builder Manual, which offers useful information and guidelines for truck specification and design during the body planning and installation processes.
KIRKLAND, WA - Kenworth Truck Company has released the Kenworth 2010 Heavy Duty Body Builder Manual, which offers useful information and guidelines for truck specification and design during the body planning and installation processes. The manual's information is specific to Kenworth chassis with 2010 engines, and focuses on the Kenworth T800, W900 and C500 models typically used by body builders.
The comprehensive, 268-page Kenworth 2010 Heavy Duty Body Builder Manual contains detailed sections on cab and chassis dimensions, exhaust and after-treatment designs and functionality, frame layouts, chassis and cab electrical systems, body mounting, frame modifications, and routing.
The 2010 Kenworth Heavy Duty Body Builder Manual is useful when specifying a vehicle with components required for the 2010 emissions solution. Involving body builders early in the process of vehicle definition can help reduce the cost of the body installation and chassis rework.
To obtain a copy of the Kenworth 2010 Heavy Duty Body Builder Manual, or for more information on Kenworth's 2010 emissions solution, contact your Kenworth dealer.
For more information visit www.kenworth.com.
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