WEATHER GUARD Boosts Value of Flagship Saddle Boxes
CRYSTAL LAKE, IL - WEATHER GUARD enhanced three more of its flagship saddle boxes with new attachment points for increased security and new, improved organization capacity.
by Staff
March 17, 2010
WEATHER GUARD Saddle Box
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CRYSTAL LAKE, IL - WEATHER GUARD enhanced three more of its flagship saddle boxes with new attachment points for increased security and new, improved organization capacity. Saddle box Models 126, 117, and 116 follow with the enhancements made to the Model 127 saddle box which were well-received by customers, according to the manufacturer.
The new and convenient attachment points are used for securing tools and materials in the truck bed while new "Easy Find" organization includes an adjustable metal tray, a new removable parts bin, and a level holder.
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"Our end-user based research showed a very positive response to these enhancements on our Model 127 so we decided to expand them to the 126, 117, and the 116," said Mike Sover, senior product manager. "These upgrades provide additional value to the end-user at no additional cost."
These upgrades increase security and productivity. The attachment points offer the user the ability to safeguard tools and supplies by running a cable and lock to the truck box for extra protection. The "Easy Find" organization improves productivity since equipment is easier to locate.
Like all other professional line products from WEATHER GUARD, the newly enhanced models offer an industry-leading Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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