Kenworth Shows Off 6 Trucks at The Work Truck Show
Kenworth Truck Company will showcase six of its medium- and heavy-duty work trucks at The Work Truck Show 2019.

The Kenworth T370 Summit Service Body is one truck that will be on display at The Work Truck Show 2019.
Photo courtesy of Kenworth
Kenworth Truck Company will showcase six of its medium- and heavy-duty work trucks at The Work Truck Show 2019. Kenworth will also offer up the latest information and spec’ing options for its vocational truck lineup in its booth.
The Kenworth lineup is led by the Kenworth T370 6x6 Valew Water Tanker, equipped with a 20,000-pound front-drive axle and a PACCAR PX-9 engine, and a Kenworth T880 BMC flatbed powered with a PACCAR MX-13 engine, mated to a PACCAR 12-speed automated transmission, which also features the PACCAR 20,000-pound front axle. In addition, there are two more Kenworth T370s – one equipped with a Summit service body, powered with a PACCAR PX-9 engine, and one with Altec Aerial equipment, powered with a PACCAR PX-7 engine. Completing the lineup are a Kenworth T270 equipped with Vactor Paradigm body and a PACCAR PX-9 engine, and a Kenworth K370 cabover with a DuraPatcher body and a PACCAR PX-7 engine.
“Kenworth has long been a proud participant in The Work Truck Show 2019. It allows us to showcase what we consider is the industry’s most complete line of trucks that can be customized to meet the requirements of our vocational customers,” said Kurt Swihart, Kenworth marketing director. “We continue to bring new products and options to market, which can help improve productivity while lowering operating costs.”
Kenworth will also offer a “Kenworth Chassis Update” from 8 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. in the Wabash 3 room on March 6. The informative product session will provide insights into Kenworth’s vocation-specific options that help optimize body and equipment installation and designs.
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