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Routine periodic maintenance and lubrication are a necessary part of your fifth wheel’s service life.
Read More →Stemco Brake Products announces its braking components will now be included with all SAF-Holland suspension systems featuring included axles. SAF-Holland is partnering with Stemco Brake Products based on its products and the features associated with the patented Wave Process used in the manufacture of Duroline products.
Read More →SAF-Holland shares some tips for inspecting a rigid-mount, air cushioned pintle hook, primarily used for double and triple trailer configurations using converter dollies, as well as straight trucks such as dumps that pull rigid tongue equipment trailers.
Read More →SAF-Holland announced that it will be offering a Lifetime Warranty on its Holland Atlas 55, Atlas 65 and Mark V landing gear. The Lifetime Warranty covers defects in material and workmanship for as long as a customer owns the trailer, and is part of the 10-Year NoLube landing gear option.
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Winter temps can freeze all kinds of mechanical apparatus, including tractor fifth wheels. So it’s a good time to clean, inspect and grease these important appliances, but not the only time.
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Periodically adding grease to your landing gear should be part of your preventive maintenance program and should be done every six months or more often, if required.
Read More →SAF-Holland shares some tips for coupling and uncoupling your fifth wheel.
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SAF-Holland announced that Holland standard duty fifth wheel models are now a published option on Navistar’s International Truck models and available for immediate on-line installation.
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SAF-Holland has worked closely with Peterbilt Motors and the Neway ADZ Rear Air Suspension is now a published option.
Read More →SAF-Holland has entered into a definitive share purchase agreement for it to acquire 80% equity of Corpco Beijing Technology and Development Co. In a first step a joint venture will be formed with a pull option regarding the remaining 20% of shares.
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