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Acela Truck Company is replacing its Monterra with the new Monterra II, which it recently debuted. The new truck will be offered in day cab, extended cab, and crew cab configurations, along with 4x4 and 6x6 drivetrain options.
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EUFMC 2026 registration has surpassed last year’s fleet registration record, and the event will deliver a variety of topics during its educational program, Driving Safety, Sustainability & Technical Expertise.
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DICA’s new Ranger HD, Defender MD, and Titan mat systems deliver scalable, high-performance ground protection solutions. All are being exhibited this week at CONEXPO 2026.
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Through a new partnership, Huddig customers in the United States will gain access to an expanded sales, service and aftermarket infrastructure, leveraging Terex Services’ branch locations.
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The Vactor Ramjet Trailer now has the option for a dual-hose configuration featuring the main sewer hose and a smaller hose for lateral pipes.
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Arrowhead Winch’s Braden UCB12 winch bumper combines heavy-duty pulling power with a built-in capstan extension and has a 12,000-pound rated line pull based on the proven TR Series planetary hydraulic winch design.
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Designed to meet the growing demand for fiber installation, Palfinger’s PB 38 AT P cable placer offers flexible platform stowage, 43 feet of working height, and an industry-leading 27 feet of side reach. It was introduced at NTEA Work Truck Week 2025.
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The LevelRight, by DICA, can be rotated to address unlevel surfaces in multiple planes and has a rated capacity of 350,000 pounds. It can adjust the overall angle from 0-10 degrees and in two planes up to 5 degrees.
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Werner has introduced the Bantam Switch self-retracting lifeline, which has moved the weight of the housing unit to the anchor point and off the back of the wearer.
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Aerial devices equipped with jibs are one of the handiest tools available to line workers. Before dispatching the job, workers should know how the lines are situated relative to the vehicle's location.
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