Kenworth Medium-Duty Body Builders Manual Available for 2008 Model T300 Applications

KIRKLAND, WA – The new Kenworth Medium-Duty Body Builders Manual offers information on 2008-model Kenworth T300 medium-duty trucks and tractors equipped with the new 2007 PACCAR PX-6 and PX-8 engines.

by Staff

March 7, 2007

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KIRKLAND, WA – The new Kenworth Medium-Duty Body Builders Manual offers information on 2008-model Kenworth T300 medium-duty trucks and tractors equipped with the new 2007 PACCAR PX-6 and PX-8 engines. The 100-page, 2007 manual features a comprehensive section on dimensions, which includes data on turning radius, frame layout, and components. Other sections provide information on body mounting, frame modifications, electrical, routing, and safety and compliance. The Kenworth Medium-Duty Van Body Program offers customers one-stop shopping at participating Kenworth dealerships in the United States and Canada. Customers purchasing Kenworth’s T300 Class 6 and Class 7 models have a choice of dry van bodies in five lengths and options from three manufacturers, Supreme, Morgan, and Commercial Babcock. The Kenworth program offers 18-, 20-, 22-, 24-, and 26-foot dry van bodies. Customers benefit from expedited delivery with standard bodies from one of 16 installation locations. The 2007 manual is available as a .pdf file for electronic download and printing under the Kenworth T300 in the Products Section of Kenworth’s home page at www.kenworth.com. For more information, contact Lynne McNulty, Kenworth medium-duty marketing manager, at 425-828-5299.

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