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00:00:20Manfront Detection is a safety system designed to help drivers handle low-speed situations
00:00:25more safely, especially in cities where streets are crowded and visibility can be limited.
00:00:31It works at speeds up to 10 km per hour and keeps an eye on the area right in front
00:00:36of
00:00:36the vehicle, covering a range from 0.8 to 3.7 meters.
00:00:42That's the space drivers often can't see clearly, but where pedestrians and cyclists
00:00:47are most at risk.
00:00:48The system uses two radar sensors placed on the front bumper, along with a camera mounted
00:00:54behind the windshield.
00:00:55Together, they scan the road and pick up on people or objects based on how fast they're
00:01:00moving, the direction they're going, and what they are.
00:01:04If the vehicle is stopped and something is detected, the driver sees a colored warning on the dashboard.
00:01:09If the vehicle is moving and a collision could happen, an alert sound is added to get the
00:01:14driver's attention quickly.
00:01:16This feature doesn't work alone, it's part of a broader group of systems meant to support
00:01:21the driver in different traffic conditions.
00:01:24At higher speeds, Emergency Brake Assist Plus takes over.
00:01:27It can detect both moving and still objects, including people, and apply the brakes automatically
00:01:33if needed.
00:01:34Attention Guard monitors how the driver steers and gives a heads up if it senses signs of
00:01:39tiredness or distraction.
00:01:41Traffic sign recognition reads road signs and shows important information to the driver,
00:01:46helping them stay informed without losing focus.
00:01:48Lane Departure Warning and Lane Return Assist help keep the vehicle in its lane by giving
00:01:54a warning or gently correcting the steering.
00:02:11Soilking Extreme XTR25, designed by CanAmerican Stone Spreader, is a heavy-duty truck built to handle
00:02:18demanding material placement jobs in construction and landscaping.
00:02:24It can carry up to 30 cubic yards of lighter material.
00:02:28Its 19-foot slinger arm can launch material up to 100 feet, making it easier to reach tight
00:02:34or uneven spots.
00:02:36A 70-gallon hydraulic tank and metering beam help keep material flowing evenly throughout
00:02:41the job.
00:02:42It also works as a live bottom truck, capable of unloading up to 1,300 tons an hour.
00:02:51All controls can be managed by one person using a wireless remote, cutting down on labor and
00:02:56keeping crew members away from moving machinery.
00:02:58Features like an electric flip tarp, hydraulic vibrator and in-cab controls and diagnostics give the
00:03:05operator more control without having to leave the truck.
00:03:08The bed can be lowered during transport to bring down the center of gravity and make travel
00:03:13more stable.
00:03:15The XTR25 is made for crews that need to move a lot of material quickly and place it with
00:03:21precision.
00:03:22Whether it's topsoil, mulch, stone or sand, the truck adjusts to the material and the job.
00:03:30Switching between slinger and live bottom modes is simple, helping teams handle different
00:03:35site conditions without delay.
00:03:37The built-in systems are designed to keep the flow steady and prevent clogging, even
00:03:42when dealing with wet or fibrous loads.
00:03:57The LiftBox Smart Truck Series is designed around a roll-on, roll-off system that lets the
00:04:02cargo body lower to ground level in just 8 seconds, thanks to an electro-hydraulic mechanism.
00:04:08That speed isn't just for show.
00:04:10It can save drivers up to 90 minutes on a route with around 25 stops by cutting down loading
00:04:16and unloading time.
00:04:18The line-up includes models with gross vehicle weights ranging from 7,716 to 15,432 pounds,
00:04:26with multiple chassis options available.
00:04:29Buyers can choose between diesel, gasoline or fully electric engines, depending on their
00:04:35needs and the rules in their area.
00:04:38Each truck is built on a reinforced steel frame, and the cargo area includes an anti-slip surface
00:04:44to help keep load secure.
00:04:46The ground clearance can be adjusted, which comes in handy when working in tight spaces or
00:04:51uneven terrain.
00:04:53Safety lighting is included as standard, and an integrated telematic system helps track routes,
00:04:58monitor performance, and manage fleet logistics more efficiently.
00:05:02The LiftBox isn't limited to standard delivery work.
00:05:05Its layout can be reconfigured for specialized roles, anything from a mobile service unit to
00:05:11an emergency response vehicle or on-the-go retail setup.
00:05:15That makes it a good match for businesses or organizations that need mobility without sacrificing
00:05:20function.
00:05:20In today's cities, space is limited and traffic is constant.
00:05:25Larger delivery trucks often struggle to get in and out of tight spots.
00:05:30The LiftBox series addresses that with a compact design and strong maneuverability, making it
00:05:35better suited for urban routes.
00:05:37And because the truck lowers directly to the street, loading and unloading can be done without
00:05:42extra equipment or delays.
00:05:57Starting a mobile food business is a practical move for many entrepreneurs.
00:06:01BBM FoodTrucks offers custom trailers tailored to specific types of food service, from sandwich
00:06:07bars to pizzerias, coffee stands, ice cream shops, and seafood vendors.
00:06:12Each trailer can be fully customized, allowing choices in layout, equipment, and appearance.
00:06:18For quicker setup, BBM also provides ready-equipped units that only need products and staff.
00:06:25One example is the FishStore trailer.
00:06:26It measures approximately 7.5 meters long and 2.5 meters wide.
00:06:32It includes a cooled counter, freezer, display compartments, stainless steel worktops, and
00:06:38ample storage.
00:06:40The trailer is fully outfitted with plumbing and electrical systems, and it can run on external
00:06:45power sources or built-in generators and water tanks.
00:06:51BBM trailers come in several formats, from smaller, compact units ideal for tight urban
00:06:56spaces to larger models designed for higher foot traffic.
00:07:00Interiors are fitted with non-slip flooring, proper ventilation, food-safe walls and surfaces.
00:07:06Buyers can request additions like air conditioning, solar panels, fire suppression systems, retractable
00:07:13awnings, or digital menus.
00:07:15Every trailer meets road safety regulations and food hygiene requirements.
00:07:20BBM handles the full process, from design and equipment installation to technical support
00:07:25and help with necessary certifications.
00:07:28Their service is suitable for both first-time business owners and companies looking to expand
00:07:33through mobile units.
00:07:35Each trailer is designed to function as a complete food service environment, with all major cooking,
00:07:40cooling, and preparation components included.
00:07:43Depending on the client's menu and setup preferences, BBM offers guidance on selecting the right appliances
00:07:49and layout for effective daily operations.
00:08:05Milwaukee trailer stretches about 13.6 meters long, with hydraulic pods that extend to open
00:08:11up the space inside.
00:08:12It's set up with modular displays, organized by tool type, hands-on testing stations, and
00:08:18audio-visual gear for live demos and presentations.
00:08:24Power comes from an onboard generator, but it can hook up to external sources too.
00:08:29The trailer rides on a heavy-duty semi-trailer platform and is pulled by a Milwaukee-branded
00:08:34tractor unit.
00:08:35Setting everything up usually takes two to three hours.
00:08:38For accessibility, it's fitted with ramps and lifts that meet ADA requirements.
00:08:46Put together by Showplace LTD, the Milwaukee Roadshow brings the latest Milwaukee tool products
00:08:51straight to tradespeople and customers across different cities.
00:08:55It's packed with power tools, hand tools, and accessories, all available for visitors to
00:09:01pick up and try out.
00:09:02Live demonstrations spotlight the performance and features of tools like the M12 and M18
00:09:09cordless systems, giving people a chance to see them in action and even test them on
00:09:14different materials.
00:09:17Milwaukee's technical experts are always on site, ready to answer questions, suggest the
00:09:23right tools for different jobs, and explain how each product fits into various trades.
00:09:28Visitors can expect real-world advice, not just sales talk.
00:09:33Special deals are often part of the event too, including bundled kits and bonus items with
00:09:38purchases.
00:09:39The outside of the trailer grabs attention with Milwaukee's signature red colors and bold
00:09:44logos, while the inside mirrors the company's marketing campaigns for a familiar look and feel.
00:09:50The roadshow stops at trade shows, distributor events, and partner retailers, with schedules shared
00:09:55ahead of time through official Milwaukee channels and partner updates.
00:10:11In 2024, global hay production exceeds 110 million tons, generating over $30 billion annually.
00:10:20Farmers seek efficiency, and the Stinger stacker 8500 leads innovation.
00:10:25It stacks extra-dense square bales quickly with advanced hydraulics, GPS, and automation,
00:10:31transforming hay handling and boosting productivity in modern agriculture worldwide.
00:10:36It runs on a Detroit 13-liter diesel engine that delivers 460 horsepower.
00:10:42The machine uses a 6-speed Allison automatic transmission with joystick control, making it easier to handle
00:10:48in the field.
00:10:49To keep things running cool, it's equipped with a cross-flow radiator, a built-in transmission
00:10:54oil cooler, and a clean-fix reversible fan that clears out debris and helps maintain steady
00:11:00performance.
00:11:01It weighs about 42,500 pounds and measures 35 feet long, 14 feet 4 inches tall, and just
00:11:09under 10 feet wide.
00:11:10When it comes to hauling bales, it can carry up to 14 3x4 arco bales, 12 3x3 or 3x4 bales,
00:11:1910 4x4 arco bales, or 8 regular 4x4 bales, which cuts down on trips during harvest.
00:11:25The front axle is an Eaton rated at 24,000 pounds, while the rear uses a Dana 2-speed twin
00:11:31-screw
00:11:32axle rated for 52,000 pounds.
00:11:36It also features a Hendrickson suspension system in the rear to help handle weight shifts
00:11:40and rough terrain.
00:11:42Inside the cab, operators get a comfortable ride with a heated and cooled Sears seat, full
00:11:47climate control, a radio with USB, a sun visor, and even a second seat for training.
00:11:54It also has cruise control and an air horn.
00:11:56The fuel tank holds 120 gallons, giving it plenty of range.
00:12:13The team at Global Air Cylinder Wheels has developed a groundbreaking innovation.
00:12:17They've reimagined the wheel itself.
00:12:20While it might sound like a clichΓ©, this time, it's a genuinely practical advancement, particularly
00:12:26valuable in the mining industry.
00:12:28At its core is a steel hub connected to an outer steel drum, using 12 nitrogen-filled cylinders
00:12:34and 6 oil dampers.
00:12:37This setup creates built-in suspension inside the wheel itself.
00:12:42Made from high-strain ductile steel, the wheel is designed to hold up under extreme conditions.
00:12:46The outer drum can be fitted with bolt-on treads made from either polyurethane or steel, which
00:12:52can be swapped out individually without removing the wheel.
00:12:56These treads come in a range of hardness levels, with fire-resistant options also available.
00:13:01The nitrogen cylinders operate at 2,500 PSY and can withstand pressures up to 10,000 PSI.
00:13:08They're sealed to keep out dust, mud, and other debris.
00:13:12This design lets the wheel handle heavier loads, while offering better side-to-side stability,
00:13:18helping prevent skids and tip-overs.
00:13:20The ASW was created with demanding jobs like mining in mind.
00:13:24It avoids the risks that come with rubber tires, like overheating, blowouts, or even catching
00:13:30fire, because it doesn't rely on air and can handle high heat.
00:13:34It also includes its own suspension, which means no extra systems are needed on the vehicle
00:13:40itself.
00:13:41Its ability to stay balanced and aligned helps cut down on breakdowns, and replacing treads
00:13:46is a quick task, keeping downtime to a minimum.
00:13:50Environmentally, the ASW offers a clear advantage.
00:13:54It doesn't release rubber dust, which contributes heavily to ocean microplastics, and the entire
00:13:59wheel can be recycled.
00:14:01Its lower rolling resistance also means less fuel use and fewer emissions.
00:14:06On top of that, it's designed to last as long as the vehicle it's on, cutting down
00:14:11on replacement costs.
00:14:13Over time, it can help businesses lower their operating expenses by as much as 60%.
00:14:31Blend over 20 years of trailer design expertise with the real-world experience of a semi-trailer
00:14:36business owner, and you get K-Boom.
00:14:39It comes equipped with a self-contained hydraulic system controlled by a wireless remote so one
00:14:44person can load and unload trucks without help.
00:14:48It fits a wide range of semi-trucks, from single axle day cabs to large dual bunk sleeper cabs.
00:14:55Its frame is made with strong materials designed to hold up under heavy use.
00:15:00The trailer is finished with a phosphate wash and two layers of PPG black gloss paint to help
00:15:05protect it over time.
00:15:06This trailer was made with solo drivers in mind.
00:15:10It lets one person load, secure, and haul one or two trucks without needing extra hands.
00:15:16The remote control makes it easy to adjust everything during loading, and the design cuts down on
00:15:21time and effort.
00:15:23There's no need to climb up on the trailer, which also makes it safer.
00:15:27It handles different truck sizes while staying steady on the road.
00:15:31Whether moving smaller trucks or full-size sleepers, the trailer keeps things simple and
00:15:36stable.
00:15:38The low deck height helps with easier loading and less physical strain.
00:15:42Every trailer is built at Craftsman's facility in Albemarle, North Carolina.
00:15:47Customers work directly with the manufacturer, which means no dealer markups.
00:15:52Trailers can be tailored to meet specific needs, and shipping is available throughout the
00:15:57US.
00:15:58It's a straight-shooter solution for people who need to move one or two trucks safely and
00:16:03efficiently without waiting on extra crew or using outdated loading methods.
00:16:21Harsh Unilift Trailer is designed to work with all commercial hook loader containers under
00:16:26CHEM standards, making it a solid fit for both farm and road use.
00:16:30It supports a range of setup options, including articulating or telescopic arms, wireless remote
00:16:37controls, card and shaft drive, and hydraulic or air brakes with ABS or load sensing systems.
00:16:43Suspension can be tailored with either leaf spring or air setups, and the trailer offers
00:16:48self-steering and lifting axle options.
00:16:51One of the trailer's biggest advantages is its ability to handle different types of bodies
00:16:55on a single chassis.
00:16:57It can switch between grain carriers, dump bodies, timber beds, muck spreaders, water tanks, low
00:17:03loaders, and more.
00:17:07This flexibility means one trailer can do the work of several, cutting down the need for
00:17:12extra equipment, fuel, and labor.
00:17:14The design allows operators to drop containers at different locations and move on to the next
00:17:19task, which helps speed up operations.
00:17:22The self-steering axles make it easier to handle tight turns and narrow areas where larger trucks
00:17:28might struggle.
00:17:29Day-to-day use is simple, and it's built to hold up over time without needing much upkeep.
00:17:35A good example of how this system works in real life comes from Greenworks, a company focused
00:17:41on arborist and forestry work.
00:17:42They started using the HARSH ITR model, which has a payload capacity of 13 tons and an unladen
00:17:49weight of 4,900 kilograms.
00:17:53With this trailer, they were able to switch between hauling logs and wood chips with ease,
00:17:57using just one tractor and one trailer for multiple tasks.
00:18:15Welcome to Wright Track Systems, your ultimate destination for premium rubber tracks built for
00:18:20off-road challenges.
00:18:21Did you know that using tracked equipment can enhance your off-road performance by up
00:18:27to 700% and significantly extend the life of your original tires?
00:18:32They're a total game-changer when it comes to navigating mud, snow, and other tough terrains.
00:18:38RTSI's track systems use high-grade steel and reinforced rubber to offer solid strength
00:18:43and resistance to wear.
00:18:44Their modular, bolt-on design makes installation and removal simple, helping with quick maintenance
00:18:50and flexibility between different vehicles.
00:18:53The tread patterns are shaped to give strong grip and clear out debris easily, which matters
00:18:58in muddy or snowy environments.
00:19:01Each track system is designed to handle heavy loads, spreading the weight evenly to lower ground
00:19:06pressure and help protect the terrain.
00:19:10The company offers different systems to fit a wide range of vehicles.
00:19:14Skid steer tracks are made for compact loaders, helping them stay stable and reducing pressure
00:19:19on the ground when working on soft or uneven surfaces.
00:19:22Truck and trailer tracks transform regular vehicles into machines capable of tackling rough, hard-to-reach
00:19:28places.
00:19:28Off-road tracks are designed for industries like forestry, mining, and construction, where
00:19:34tough ground is part of the job.
00:19:36RTSI's tracks show up across many industries.
00:19:39On construction sites, they help machines move over unstable ground without getting stuck.
00:19:44In forestry, they allow vehicles to work deep in the woods, across debris and rough paths.
00:19:50In mining, they help equipment operate in harsh, rocky areas.
00:20:07The Flegal 300 Ultra is a semi-trailer designed to handle the heavy lifting in modern farming, specifically,
00:20:15transporting large amounts of round or square bales.
00:20:19It can carry up to 29,000 kilograms, with a fifth wheel load of 11,000 kilograms, and
00:20:25offers a wide, 13-meter-long platform that's just less than 2.5 meters across.
00:20:33The platform surface is made from 30-millimeter screen-printed boards that help keep loads in
00:20:38place without slipping.
00:20:39A dual-circuit air brake system adds safety, while a support leg with a gearbox helps stabilize
00:20:45things when it's not on the move.
00:20:47It's approved to travel at speeds up to 100 kilometers per hour with EBS certification.
00:20:53The trailer's frame is welded from fine-grained steel, built to hold up under pressure, and
00:20:59includes a replaceable 2-inch kingpin.
00:21:01One of its most practical features is its load-securing system.
00:21:05On both sides, heavy-duty tarpaulins with built-in tensioning straps hold everything firmly
00:21:11in place.
00:21:12One side can lower hydraulically through a manual control, making it easier to load or unload.
00:21:19The other side has a built-in grid for extra support, and acts as a physical stop during
00:21:24loading.
00:21:24It can handle bales of different shapes and allows access from either side, depending
00:21:29on the setup.
00:21:30Nothing about it is over-complicated.
00:21:33Controls are manual and easy to manage.
00:21:48Introwash is the first automatic machine made to clean the inside of refrigerated trailers
00:21:53and shipping containers.
00:21:54It uses 12 powerful nozzles that spray water at 70 bar of pressure, pumping out 125 liters
00:22:02every minute.
00:22:03Depending on the cleaning program selected, it can wash a 16-meter trailer in just 3-6 minutes.
00:22:10The system's advanced controls let operators mix different cleaning chemicals during the
00:22:14cycle to get even better results.
00:22:17It offers programmable wash cycles, lets users adjust water temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius,
00:22:22and works with eco-friendly cleaning products.
00:22:26Its body and internal parts are made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, and built-in diagnostics make
00:22:32it easier to manage maintenance.
00:22:34Safety features like an emergency stop and remote monitoring come standard.
00:22:38The machine runs on about 7.5 kilowatts of power, and is compatible with the standard three-phase
00:22:45industrial connections at 400 volts and 50 or 60 hertz.
00:22:49Its compact design makes it a good fit for busy logistics hubs, ports, and transport centers
00:22:55where space is often tight.
00:22:57Optional nozzle setups are available to meet different cleaning needs.
00:23:01Aboarded an international patent, the Heavy Wash Intro Wash brings a faster, more reliable
00:23:06way to keep refrigerated trailers and containers clean.
00:23:10Instead of relying on manual washing that can take time and effort, companies can now depend
00:23:15on a consistent, automated process.
00:23:18It removes dirt and bacteria quickly, helping fleets get back on the road faster while meeting
00:23:23strict hygiene standards.
00:23:24High pressure water delivery, chemical blending, and smart controls all work together to deliver
00:23:30strong performance.
00:23:43Scania woodchip truck, launched in 2021, is based on the R560 model and runs on a 560 horsepower
00:23:50V8 engine.
00:23:51It meets Euro 6 emission standards, and comes with an automated OptiCruise gearbox that helps
00:23:58the driver shift smoothly without extra effort.
00:24:01Air suspension keeps the ride steady, even when the truck is fully loaded, and a reinforced
00:24:06chassis supports its extended trailer, stretching the vehicle's full length to 111.5 feet .
00:24:15It's designed for transporting large volumes of lighter materials like wood chips.
00:24:19Safety systems such as advanced braking and lane assistance help the driver stay in control
00:24:25in all kinds of traffic and road conditions.
00:24:28This truck was developed with a clear goal, to move more in fewer trips.
00:24:32By increasing how much it can carry by around 30% compared to standard setups, it cuts down
00:24:37on the number of journeys needed.
00:24:39That directly lowers fuel use and overall running costs.
00:24:43Based on real-world tests, it clocks in around 167,770 miles per year, and saves operators roughly
00:24:52$4,867 on fuel annually.
00:24:56That's largely thanks to carrying more per trip and using its fuel more efficiently.
00:25:00Despite its size, the truck handles reliably, even in traffic.
00:25:05It was designed and tested alongside a logistics company that works in the timber industry,
00:25:10so it's shaped by real needs, not just lab results.
00:25:14It's a machine made for tough work, day in and day out.
00:25:29Next, Pegatec Frog.
00:25:31It is a mobile energy system that turns motion into electricity.
00:25:34It's mounted on a trailer that can be pulled by a regular vehicle, so it can be taken wherever
00:25:39power is needed.
00:25:40While the inner mechanics are kept under wraps, it likely uses a mix of levers, flywheels and
00:25:46generators to create electricity.
00:25:48Exact numbers aren't available, but it's designed to handle basic needs like running tools, lights
00:25:54or small appliances.
00:25:56It also comes with a simple control panel, so users can check on performance and adjust
00:26:00output as needed.
00:26:03Invented by German engineer Peter Gallestorfer, the FROG was created to solve a common problem.
00:26:10Getting power in places where there's no access to the grid.
00:26:14Whether it's an emergency site after a storm, a construction project far from town, or a
00:26:19remote home, the FROG is meant to step in when the usual options aren't there.
00:26:25It's also useful at outdoor events where temporary power is needed without relying on loud, gas-powered
00:26:31machines.
00:26:31What makes the FROG different is that it doesn't burn fuel.
00:26:35Instead, it generates electricity through motion, which means no emissions and fewer logistical
00:26:41problems.
00:26:42It's made to work on its own in the field, even under tough conditions.
00:26:47Gallestorfer's idea is simple.
00:26:49Offer reliable energy without depending on the grid or fossil fuels.
00:26:53The FROG is his answer to the growing need for flexible, cleaner energy options in situations
00:27:00where traditional solutions fall short.
00:27:02It shows how mechanical energy, something that's been around for centuries, can still
00:27:07play a role in solving modern challenges.
00:27:23We're back in Sweden, a country known not only for its advanced design and tourism, but
00:27:28also for its achievements in mechanical engineering.
00:27:31In fact, back in 1999, this sector made up around 50% of Sweden's industrial output.
00:27:37So, it's safe to say the Swedes know their way around impressive machines.
00:27:43Take this sideloader, for instance.
00:27:45What do you think of it?
00:27:46The HAMMER-155H is a sideloader built to handle serious container work, especially in places
00:27:53like rail yards, ports and freight terminals.
00:27:56It comes with lifting capacities of 36, 37 or 42 tons, and there's a version that can
00:28:03manage up to 45 tons.
00:28:04Every unit is stress-tested up to 52.5 tons to make sure it holds up under pressure.
00:28:12Size-wise, it's about 14.1 meters long, 2.5 meters wide, and just over 4.2 meters tall.
00:28:20It runs on a three-axle system, each axle rated for 13 tons.
00:28:24A standout feature is its step-over support legs, which swing out 3.2 meters to spread
00:28:31the load and reduce pressure on the ground.
00:28:34Great for lifting containers onto or off other trucks or rail wagons.
00:28:39Operators can add features like extendable cranes, top spreaders, or high-cube stacking
00:28:44gear depending on the job.
00:28:45There are options to lift two lightly loaded 20-foot containers at once, adjust trailer height
00:28:51on uneven surfaces, or weigh containers with either basic load indicators, or precise solar-certified
00:28:58systems.
00:28:59Cameras, optical sensors, and automated lubrication systems help streamline the work and reduce
00:29:05mistakes.
00:29:06Alternate support leg styles and foot plates are also available, depending on the terrain
00:29:11and layout.
00:29:12The side loader can be mounted on several types of chassis.
00:29:16Some are fixed for simpler setups, while others are telescopic and adjustable to handle longer
00:29:20containers or different truck configurations.
00:29:24One version mounts directly on the truck itself, which helps in tight spaces and city environments.
00:29:40Here's an interesting insight from the German company FTS.
00:29:43On many farms, trailers are only used during harvest season, and for transporting crops,
00:29:49a period that lasts just a few months each year.
00:29:53That's not exactly cost effective.
00:29:55So why not give those trailers a second life?
00:29:59With just two people and an hour of work, they can be upgraded to handle tasks like spreading
00:30:04fertilizer or liquids, making them useful year-round and much more profitable.
00:30:09It includes a flexible transport bag and a rotary pump powered by a hydraulic motor.
00:30:14For added protection, an optional roto-cut is available to chop up solids and catch stones
00:30:19before they reach the pump.
00:30:21The system connects to the hydraulics of a tractor or trailer, or it can run off an auxiliary
00:30:26pump.
00:30:27Installing it takes about an hour with two people and requires removing the trailer's tailgate
00:30:32and mounting the unit using pallet forks or a crane.
00:30:36This setup gives farmers and contractors the option to use one trailer for different tasks
00:30:41throughout the year.
00:30:42It doesn't interfere with the trailer's tipping function, so once the combi module is removed,
00:30:47the trailer can go back to its original use.
00:30:50Nothing about the conversion is permanent, which means it can be reversed just as easily when
00:30:55plans or seasons change.
00:30:56The real value lies in its practicality.
00:30:59Instead of buying new machinery, users can adapt what they already have.
00:31:04The system is made to fit into existing workflows, not disrupt them.
00:31:09Switching between transport modes is quick, so there's minimal downtime and no need for
00:31:14specialized tools or help.
00:31:29The Holmes from Miller Industries is a heavy-duty towing system that turns a standard tractor into a fully capable
00:31:35wrecker.
00:31:36When retracted, it can lift up to 35,000 pounds and 16,000 pounds when extended.
00:31:43Its reach goes as far as 113 inches past the tailboard at full extension or 51 inches when pulled in.
00:31:50With a 20-degree power tilt arc and a weight of 6,200 pounds, it's designed to meet demanding towing
00:31:57needs.
00:31:58For proper installation and use, the chassis needs a wheelbase of at least 250 inches and 84 inches of clearance
00:32:06from the front of the unit to the trunnion center.
00:32:09Standard equipment includes a 20,000 pound planetary winch loaded with 175 feet of 9 16-inch cable.
00:32:17The underlift uses a low-profile, heavy-duty crossbar with a 70-degree pivot and controls are placed on the
00:32:24passenger side for ease of access.
00:32:26The DTU also comes with five sets of frame forks stored on the unit, safety chains with hook and caps,
00:32:33front stands for easy removal, and quick connect lines for air and power.
00:32:36For those who need more flexibility, several optional upgrades are available.
00:32:52The iCap system brings together smart features designed to help protect truck fuel and give fleet managers better oversight.
00:32:59At the heart of the system are fuel caps fitted with sensors that react to any attempt to open them
00:33:05without permission.
00:33:07If someone tries to tamper with the cap, an alarm sounds right away.
00:33:12Alongside this, GPS tracking lets operators see, in real time, where a truck is and whether its tank is being
00:33:19accessed.
00:33:20If there's a theft attempt, the system pinpoints which vehicle is involved and its exact location.
00:33:25Another useful feature is the automatic log of every tank opening and closing.
00:33:30It records the time and place, creating a full history that can help spot suspicious activity.
00:33:36The system connects easily with most heavy-duty trucks and works with common fleet management software.
00:33:43Some versions even let users lock or unlock fuel caps remotely through a phone app.
00:33:48The hardware is built to withstand tough weather, and long-lasting batteries keep it running without constant upkeep.
00:33:54With a typical truck tank holding around 500 litres of diesel, there's a lot at stake.
00:34:00At prices near $4 a gallon, a full tank can be worth over $600.
00:34:05That kind of value makes fuel theft a real concern.
00:34:08The iCap system helps solve that problem by combining physical protection with real-time tracking and clear records of use.
00:34:16It's a big step up from basic locking caps, which offer little more than a delay to a determined thief.
00:34:21Instead, the iCap system gives drivers and managers both immediate alerts and long-term insight into who's accessing fuel and
00:34:30when.
00:34:31It's a practical solution that helps cut losses, improve control, and keep fuel where it belongs.
00:34:37In the tank, powering the job.
00:34:53The MRL RumblePro is a machine designed to make rumble strip installation on roads accurate and efficient.
00:35:00It's built on a Peterbilt model 337 or 537 chassis, which gives it the strength needed.
00:35:07The custom flatbed layout includes built-in storage and a hydraulic tank, keeping everything organized and within reach.
00:35:15A hydrostatic drive system gives the operator precise control over speed, which is key to getting consistent results.
00:35:22At the heart of the machine is a powerful milling drum, 16 inches wide, weighing 11,000 pounds, and fitted
00:35:30with 84 teeth.
00:35:31It can cut both continuous and skip patterns, and thanks to the Epic Solutions timing system, operators can easily adjust
00:35:38those patterns while working.
00:35:41A 500-gallon water tank keeps the drum cool during long hours on the job.
00:35:46There's also an onboard air compressor and power washer, which help with maintenance and cleanup.
00:35:51For safety, the RumblePro includes bright work lights and a backup camera system to improve visibility, especially in low-light
00:35:59conditions.
00:36:00Extra lighting on both the truck and trailer adds another layer of awareness for the operator.
00:36:04If needed, the machine can also be outfitted with a system for creating sinusoidal rumble strips.
00:36:11It's capable of handling both centerline and edgeline cuts, making it a reliable choice for different types of roadwork.
00:36:31Many truckers have dreamed of having a hammock in their cab.
00:36:34While most people might shrug that off and go back to watching cat videos, one person, Steven Saunders, actually did
00:36:41something about it.
00:36:42He launched highway hammocks and created the Truck Snoozer, a hammock made specifically for truck drivers.
00:36:49Priced at $635, it's already sold over 900 units worldwide.
00:36:55It is built for drivers who spend long hours on the road without a sleeper cab.
00:37:00It stretches 244 cm long and 71 cm wide, holds up to 187 kg, and is made from tear-resistant
00:37:09fabric tough enough for regular use.
00:37:11It attaches over the tops of the truck's doors in under 10 seconds.
00:37:16No tools, no hassle.
00:37:18If the cab is at least 6 feet wide and has level door tops at least 24 inches long, it
00:37:24fits.
00:37:25Each hammock is handcrafted by fair trade artisans in India.
00:37:29Once installed, it lays flat across the cab, offering a proper place to rest.
00:37:34No more awkward seat arrangements or cramped naps.
00:37:38From the outside, only the bottom of the hammock is visible through the side windows,
00:37:42and sun visors block the view from the front, giving drivers some privacy.
00:37:46When it's not in use, the truck snoozer folds down small and packs away fast.
00:37:51Many drivers say they were surprised by how comfortable it is.
00:37:55Some even compare it to sleeping in a proper sleeper cab.
00:38:11This company designs cargo platforms mainly used with tractors and heavy-duty transport equipment.
00:38:17One project in particular was developed to tackle a legal issue specific to Germany.
00:38:23There, trucks with an 8x4 chassis can't exceed a total weight of 32 tons,
00:38:29which creates problems for companies that need to move heavier loads legally.
00:38:33To work around this, the engineering team came up with a smart solution.
00:38:38They built a vehicle that looks like a typical 5-axle truck at first glance,
00:38:42but it's actually a hybrid between a rigid truck and a semi-trailer.
00:38:46It has a trailer structure that's permanently mounted and reinforced to perform like a full chassis.
00:38:53Because of this setup, it's officially classified as a semi-trailer,
00:38:57which means it's allowed to carry up to 40 tons under German law.
00:39:02Technically, it's well equipped.
00:39:04The frame is reinforced and connects to a fifth wheel, just like a traditional tractor-trailer setup.
00:39:09It uses air suspension on all axles to help spread the weight more evenly and improve handling.
00:39:16Braking is done with disc systems, which are more responsive under heavy loads.
00:39:22Under the hood, there's a Euro 6 diesel engine that delivers high torque,
00:39:26paired with an automated transmission designed to handle both city traffic and long highway runs.
00:39:31The platform at the back can be adjusted or reconfigured based on what needs to be moved,
00:39:36machinery, materials or other heavy cargo.
00:39:40Even with the extra weight, the vehicle handles like a standard truck,
00:39:44which is a big plus for drivers.
00:39:59This demountable skip loader is designed to work with six- or eight-wheel hook loader chassis.
00:40:05It handles skips up to 16 cubic yards.
00:40:08With a 14-ton lift capacity, it suits vehicles up to 32 tons or up to 44 tons when used
00:40:14with the trailer.
00:40:15It takes about five minutes to install or remove, thanks to quick-release hydraulic couplings.
00:40:21Operators can control it remotely, managing loading and unloading from a safe distance.
00:40:26The skip loader is made from domex and hard-dock steel,
00:40:29which makes it well-suited to tough, demanding jobs.
00:40:32It also includes safety features like independently operating arms,
00:40:36stabilizer feet, a steel headboard and multi-position skip stops.
00:40:41What makes this model stand out is how it helps operators get more from their existing trucks.
00:40:47Instead of needing separate vehicles for skip loader and hook loader tasks,
00:40:51one chassis can handle both.
00:40:53That kind of flexibility helps cut down on downtime and improves how fleets are managed.
00:40:58The remote control makes the job easier and safer,
00:41:01letting the operator stay clear of the equipment while still keeping full control.
00:41:19The Robson drive system is a mechanical add-on used to give trucks extra grip when they need it most.
00:41:26It's especially useful for vehicles that usually drive with power going to just one axle.
00:41:31The way it works is simple.
00:41:34A drum attached to the main drive axle presses against another drum connected to the second axle.
00:41:40When the system is engaged, the motion from the main axle helps spin the wheels on the other one too.
00:41:46There are no electronics or hydraulics involved, just direct contact and mechanical transfer of motion.
00:41:52It's mainly used at low speeds, like when a truck is trying to pull away on snow, ice, or a
00:41:58soft surface where one axle alone might struggle.
00:42:01Different truck makers use the system in different ways.
00:42:05Volvo offers it as an option on some of their trucks.
00:42:08Scania and DAF don't build it in directly, but use third-party kits to add the feature.
00:42:13A Finnish company, CESU, has gone a step further and made the Robson drive a standard feature in some of
00:42:20their vehicles.
00:42:21A typical setup includes a friction drum, a way to engage or disengage the system, often a lever in the
00:42:28cab,
00:42:29adjustable brackets, and protective covers to keep everything running smoothly in rough environments.
00:42:34It's designed for short-term use, not something you keep on all the time, so it doesn't wear out tires
00:42:40or parts unnecessarily.
00:42:41You can fit the system to many rear-wheel drive trucks, and once it's in place, drivers can switch it
00:42:47on only when they really need extra traction.
00:42:50That makes it a smart addition for anyone driving in unpredictable or rough conditions, but not looking to switch to
00:42:56a full all-wheel drive system.
00:43:12This heavy-duty machine is made for cutting and compressing scrap metal.
00:43:17The 600 series delivers serious force.
00:43:20600 tons of cutting power, 120 tons of hold-down pressure, 180 tons from the pusher ram, and 240 tons
00:43:29from the lid.
00:43:29The charge box measures 600 millimeters high, 800 millimeters wide, and 6 meters deep.
00:43:36The 660 series steps things up with a 660 ton cutting force, 110 tons of hold-down pressure, and 150
00:43:45tons from the ram.
00:43:46It has a 6 meter box, and produces bales that are 31.5 inches by 24 inches, with flexible length.
00:43:53It runs on a 278 horsepower engine, and includes features like a hydraulic blade locking system, automatic lubrication, remote control,
00:44:03Bluetooth-enabled screen, mounted tracks, and both diesel and electric power options.
00:44:09Laforte has been making recycling machines for over 75 years, and these models reflect that experience.
00:44:15The mobile 600 is designed to move easily between sites, and get up and running fast.
00:44:21It's useful when 600 tons of force is enough for the job.
00:44:25The track 600 is track-mounted, and can move across the work area on its own.
00:44:30That saves time by bringing the machine to the scrap, not the other way around.
00:44:34It runs on a remote-controlled diesel engine, and works well in setups where shifting equipment around helps speed things
00:44:41up.
00:44:42The Conqueror 600 is the smallest of the group, but still delivers a full 600 tons of force.
00:44:48It comes with a 6 meter charge box, and a 400 horsepower Scania engine, making it a strong option for
00:44:54operations that need steady performance without extreme compression.
00:45:11Here we have a hybrid electric add-on system created by the American company Tandem to upgrade standard diesel trucks.
00:45:19It boosts the vehicle's power by adding up to 630 extra horsepower and around 2,000 newton meters of torque.
00:45:26Its battery, estimated at 150 to 200 kilowatt-hour, provides an electric driving range of roughly 100 to 150 miles,
00:45:36depending on the truck's load.
00:45:38The unit weighs between 1,500 and 2,000 kilograms, and mounts directly to the rear axle or chassis.
00:45:46Charging to 80% takes about 45 minutes, allowing for quick turnarounds during transport operations.
00:45:53Once installed, the system cuts diesel fuel use by as much as 95% when running in electric mode.
00:46:01According to the company, the fuel savings are enough to cover the cost of the system in just over three
00:46:06months, about 103 days on average.
00:46:10The Centaur doesn't change how the truck handles. Drivers can operate the vehicle the same way they always have.
00:46:17Attaching or removing the unit takes only a few minutes, giving operators the flexibility to adapt quickly to different needs.
00:46:24And if charging isn't possible, or the electric system isn't available, the truck can simply switch back to diesel.
00:46:32Tandem developed this system as a practical alternative to fully electric or hydrogen-powered trucks,
00:46:37which often come with high price tags and depend on charging infrastructure that's still lacking in many areas.
00:46:56The summer of 2024 brought even more wildfire challenges, especially for Germany.
00:47:02Fires were rapidly spreading across the Brandenburg region, where the landscape is filled with dry pine forests.
00:47:09To make matters worse, there are still leftover munitions from World War II, making the job of firefighters and rescue
00:47:16teams particularly dangerous.
00:47:18Fortunately, they now have support from specialized equipment.
00:47:22What you're seeing on the screen is the versatile Muller Safety Trailer.
00:47:26It is a heavy-duty, watertight trailer designed to support emergency services, civil protection units, and towing crews in tough,
00:47:35high-pressure situations,
00:47:36offering an internal loading area of nearly 7 meters by just over 2.4 meters, with sidewalls 1 meter high.
00:47:44It can hold up to 17,000 liters of water and comes equipped with two Storrs B couplings for filling
00:47:51and a Storrs A outlet with a ball valve for controlled release.
00:47:55The total weight it can handle is up to 21,000 kilograms, but this can be reduced to 14,000
00:48:01kilograms if needed for towing compatibility.
00:48:04It weighs 6.7 tons when empty and can carry a load of 14.3 tons.
00:48:11A hydraulic system, running on 24 volts with an 11-liter oil capacity, powers key functions along with an 8
00:48:19-ton electric winch.
00:48:21Designed with field needs in mind, the trailer includes a hydraulic ramp that helps load heavy or disabled vehicles without
00:48:28hassle.
00:48:28Its watertight structure allows it to be filled with water up to 1 meter deep, which can be essential when
00:48:35dealing with electric vehicle fires.
00:48:37Tools like wheel dollies and pulleys can be stored in compartments underneath, keeping gear secure and ready to go.
00:48:44It runs off the towing vehicle's power or its own internal battery system.
00:48:48Built-in lighting and visual signals support safe use during night time or in poor visibility.
00:49:08Aperia Technologies positions itself as a global leader in tire inspection solutions.
00:49:13Their research shows that nearly 50% of trucks operate with tire pressure below the recommended level.
00:49:19Why does this matter?
00:49:21Maintaining proper tire inflation can lower fuel consumption by about 2%, potentially saving fleets thousands of dollars each year.
00:49:30Aperia Technologies is a self-powered system that automatically keeps tire pressure at the right level for heavy-duty trucks,
00:49:37including class 7 and 8 tractors and trailers.
00:49:39It weighs around 5 pounds, works in temperatures from negative 40 degrees Fahrenheit to 257 degrees Fahrenheit and keeps tires
00:49:49inflated between 80 and 120 pounds per square inch.
00:49:53It's designed to last up to 500,000 miles or about 10 years.
00:49:58Installation takes just 5 to 10 minutes per wheel and doesn't require tapping into the truck's air system.
00:50:03It works with dual or wide base tires, but isn't meant for convex shaped steer wheels.
00:50:10The halo runs without electricity or batteries.
00:50:13Instead, it uses the wheel's motion to power a small internal pump.
00:50:18Inside, there's a pendulum-like mass that moves with the rotation of the wheel, much like a self-winding watch.
00:50:25That motion generates the air pressure needed to inflate the tires while the vehicle is moving, at any speed.
00:50:31It attaches to the axle or hubcap with a simple bracket system and doesn't need much attention after that, just
00:50:38quick visual checks during regular inspections to make sure everything is in place.
00:50:43By keeping tires properly inflated, the halo helps fleets save money on fuel, up to $1,200 a year per
00:50:51vehicle.
00:50:52It also reduces how often tires need to be replaced, which can save another $1,200 annually.
00:50:58Since it helps prevent underinflated tires, it lowers the chance of roadside blowouts and unexpected downtime.
00:51:06On top of that, it's made a real environmental impact.
00:51:10The system has helped cut more than 716,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions, which is like taking 155,000
00:51:19cars off the road for a year.
00:51:34Flow below.
00:51:36AeroKit is a fuel saving system made for Class 8 trucks, aimed at cutting down drag around the drive wheels.
00:51:42At its core, it's a set of aerodynamic parts that work together to manage airflow more efficiently.
00:51:49These include quick release wheel covers made from thermoplastic olefin, center and rear fairings built from polyethylene, and a newer
00:51:57flex fairing option added in 2024.
00:52:00The wheel covers snap on and off without tools, thanks to a simple push and turn latch, and they come
00:52:05in a range of colors to match different trucks.
00:52:08The fairings are mounted between and behind the drive axles, and are designed to work with nearly every major truck
00:52:14brand.
00:52:15Tests using industry standard, like wind tunnel trials and fleet operations, have shown that the AeroKit can save up to
00:52:212.2% on fuel, or about 1.26 cents for every mile driven.
00:52:27For a truck covering 100,000 miles a year at 7 miles per gallon, that adds up quickly. Most fleets
00:52:33see payback within a year.
00:52:34The system doesn't get in the way of other gear, like automatic tire inflation systems or trailer aerodynamics, so it
00:52:41fits easily into existing setups.
00:52:43You can order the AeroKit as a factory option on new trucks from brands like Freightliner, Peterbilt, Kenworth, Volvo, Mac
00:52:52and International.
00:52:53It also works as an upgrade for trucks already on the road.
00:52:57Flowbelo offers step-by-step support for those adding it after purchase.
00:53:01There's even a spec tool to make sure everything matches up with your truck's specific layout, from axles to wheel
00:53:08types.
00:53:20SAF Holland is a fixed frame air suspension system designed around the 5.75 inch SFX series axle, which is
00:53:2819% stiffer than similar models.
00:53:31That added strength helps reduce axle flex, which in turn supports better tire performance and longer lifespan.
00:53:38The series comes in four versions.
00:53:40Ride height options range from 14 to 19 inches, and axle track widths start at 71.5 inches, with wider
00:53:48alternatives available up to 83.5 inches.
00:53:52Users can choose between standard drum brakes and optional air disc brakes.
00:53:57The drum setup includes 16.5 by 7 inch extended life linings, while the disc brake option, P89 series, offers
00:54:05stronger performance and easier upkeep.
00:54:07The P89 Plus goes further, adding an integral rotor and sealed bearings.
00:54:13Depending on configuration, axle weight ranges from 469 to 555 pounds.
00:54:20Each axle is finished with SAF Holland's Black Armor coating, which chemically bonds to the metal and provides strong protection
00:54:27from road spray and harsh conditions without adding extra bulk.
00:54:33Practical features include the swing-align system, which allows quick axle adjustments without having to take things apart, and a
00:54:40pivot bushing design that helps reduce stress and wear by limiting side-to-side motion.
00:54:46Optional add-ons like Autoposylift can automatically lift the front axle when less load is detected, and the TirePilot Plus
00:54:53system keeps tire pressure balanced across all wheels to support better tire life and fuel economy.
00:55:13The DHLM is a hydraulic taillift designed to make loading and unloading heavy items easier and safer.
00:55:21It comes in two versions, the DHLM10 and DHLM20.
00:55:28The LM10 can lift up to 1,000 kilograms, while the LM20 handles loads up to 2,000 kilograms.
00:55:36Both are commonly used on delivery trucks and commercial vehicles, where lifting by hand isn't practical.
00:55:42Each model uses four hydraulic cylinders, two that lift the platform up and down, and two that rotate it.
00:55:48This setup helps the lift stay balanced and steady while in use.
00:55:52Both versions lower all the way to ground level, so items can be rolled or carried on without needing extra
00:55:59steps or equipment.
00:56:00You can choose between aluminium and steel platforms.
00:56:04Aluminium is lighter, which can reduce the overall weight of the vehicle, while steel holds up better under rougher use.
00:56:10Both options are widely used, depending on what the job calls for.
00:56:15The platforms come in different sizes too.
00:56:18The widest option for both models is 255cm, but the DHLM10 is also available in a narrower 125cm version, which
00:56:28fits better on smaller vehicles or in tight spaces.
00:56:31Standard features include a powered hydraulic unit, built-in safety valves and a slip-resistant surface.
00:56:38You can also add things like remote controls, wheel stops or lights to help in darker conditions.
00:56:45The system connects to either 12 or 24 volt vehicle power and works with a variety of truck chassis.
00:56:50It's built to handle regular use without needing much maintenance.
00:57:06An Australian company recently expanded its dump truck fleet by adding a new type of side tipper designed to handle
00:57:13more material in less time.
00:57:15Each unit can carry up to 3000 cubic feet, well above what standard open wagons can manage.
00:57:21Built from high tensile reinforced steel, the tippers are made to handle everything from loose waste to heavy quarry rock.
00:57:28They use a dual hydraulic ram system that tips the load out evenly and quickly, up to 10 times faster
00:57:34than older systems.
00:57:35To help keep things stable, especially when working on uneven ground, the design includes a rollover prevention feature.
00:57:43A central locking mechanism keeps load secure while the truck is in motion.
00:57:48Operators don't need to get out of the cabin to unload either.
00:57:52Everything is controlled remotely, which saves time and keeps them safer in busy or hazardous work zones.
00:57:57The tippers are designed with a low center of gravity to help the trucks stay balanced on all types of
00:58:03terrain.
00:58:04And because they use a modular system, they can be fitted to different truck setups as needed.
00:58:08This upgrade was made to improve how materials are moved on job sites that demand speed and reliability.
00:58:15By carrying more in a single trip and unloading faster, the system helps reduce fuel use, cut down on delays
00:58:22and support tighter schedules.
00:58:24The reinforced build holds up under constant use in rough conditions.
00:58:28Whether the job is at a landfill, a mining site or a construction project, these side tippers are meant to
00:58:35keep work moving.
00:58:36Safely, efficiently and with fewer interruptions.
00:58:53This high capacity snow melting machine is designed to handle up to 1.3 million pounds of snow per hour,
00:58:59roughly 590 kilometers.
00:59:02It works by heating water to over 100 degrees Celsius inside a combustion chamber powered by diesel or natural gas.
00:59:11Snow gets fed into a large hopper, where it's exposed to intense burners.
00:59:15The melted runoff is then filtered and either directed into the sewer system or stored in tanks.
00:59:21Most machines are mounted on trailers or trucks, making them mobile enough to move wherever they're needed and keep working
00:59:27even in the middle of a snowstorm.
00:59:29The system includes features like automatic conveyors for easier snow intake, digital controls, GPS tracking and remote diagnostics.
00:59:38Fuel tanks often hold more than 1,000 liters to support long shifts, and many machines are made with stainless
00:59:44steel components that resist corrosion.
00:59:48Some models also come with systems that improve thermal efficiency, which helps reduce fuel use over time.
00:59:54Major snow events can throw entire cities off balance.
00:59:58In 2011, New York City was hit so hard by snow that nearly 4 million people lost power.
01:00:05Machines like this help cities fight back quickly.
01:00:08With the ability to clear large areas, like airport runways, train platforms and highways, they're key tools during winter emergencies.
01:00:16To put things in perspective, the amount of snow this machine can melt in just one hour is about the
01:00:23same as all the debris pulled from Moscow's waterways in 2021.
01:00:28After the snow is cleared, the machine can also spray anti-icing chemicals like calcium chloride or magnesium chloride.
01:00:35These help keep roads and sidewalks from freezing again, improving traction and reducing accidents.
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