Volvo to Showcase Refuse Truck Models at WasteExpo
Volvo Trucks North America is showing off its lineup of refuse-focused truck models this week at WasteExpo 2016.
by Staff
June 6, 2016
Photo: Volvo Trucks North America
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Photo: Volvo Trucks North America
Volvo Trucks North America is showing off its lineup of refuse-focused truck models this week at WasteExpo 2016.
Volvo is featuring three models at its booth at the event, which takes place from June 6-9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. WasteExpo 2016 is a refuse-industry event for the private and public, small, medium, and large, waste management companies, manufacturers and suppliers.
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“Whether for collection, roll off or transfer, our truck lineup serves the refuse industry well in a variety of applications,” said Wade Long, Volvo Trucks director of product marketing.
Volvo models on display will include a VNM, VHD and VNL. The VNM is available as a straight truck or tractor. In straight truck configuration, the VNM can be used as a platform for automated side loader applications.
The VHD model is also available in straight and tractor versions and is suited for a number of refuse applications, including rear or automated side loading and roll off.
The VNL day cab model can be used as a refuse transfer station truck and can be specified from the factory with several different transmission, suspension, axle, frame and PTO options to meet job requirements.
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