This week at World of Concrete, International Truck is showcasing an HV Series featuring the upgraded Hendrickson HaulMaax EX suspension.
The all-pink mixer on display showcases how its owner supports breast cancer awareness. McBride had the cab painted pink to illustrate his commitment to the Susan G. Komen foundation and pledged a $1 donation for every yard of concrete the truck pours this year.
The company operates pavers and a fleet of 35 Kenworth trucks, including T880 mixers and dumps, a few T800 heavy haulers, and several Kenworth T370 stakebeds and water trucks. Its core business is working with municipalities on road paving jobs.
Work Truck visited Schwing America in St. Paul, Minn., and Putzmeister in Sturtevant, Wi., for a glimpse at how concrete pump trucks are made.
With strong demand for comemrcial trucks, especially by a strengthening construction sector, Mack Trucks now forecasts 325,000 Class 8 units this year.
McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing, Inc. has taken the Oshkosh S-Series front discharge concrete mixer and improved it with an array of new features and technologies that pay off with better visibility, increased hauling capability, and a tighter turning radius.
Lytx, a provider of video telematics, analytics, productivity, and safety solutions for commercial and public sector fleets, announced that Lauren Concrete will roll out the Lytx Driver Safety Program to its entire fleet.
The Concrete Industry Management (CIM) program announced that Kenworth and Kenworth of Central Florida have once again donated a 2019 Kenworth T880S truck with a Con-Tech Manufacturing bridge-formula rear-discharge BridgeKing mixer for the annual CIM Auction at World of Concrete.
For the second year in a row, Ozinga is bringing joy to people throughout the Chicagoland area this holiday season with the Ozinga Merry Mixer, its signature red and white striped ready mix truck adorned with more than 20,000 programmed LED lights.
Penny’s Concrete, a regional provider of ready-mix concrete and aggregate products in Kansas and Missouri, has adopted the SmartDrive video-based safety program across its fleet of 130 vehicles.