At the heart of quality - A visit to the ZEPRO tail lifts factory

A modern facility with a great sense of care and pride. Here, every ZEPRO tail lift is designed, developed, and built according to the highest quality standards.

From the Floor of Sterling Axle Plant | 55 Years at Ford | Ford

After serving in Vietnam, Jeremiah Richardson came to Sterling Axle Plant in Michigan and found his career with Ford Motor Company. As a material handler, he's one of the many UAW veterans working at Ford. After almost six decades at the company, he's still going strong, telling CEO Jim Farley he likes working too much to retire just yet. Learn more about Ford here: https://ford.to/44VF9D3 Discover more From the Floor videos here: https://ford.to/3N7Ty9c

What Are the Most Common Causes of Auto Accidents?

What are the most common causes of auto accidents? Safety experts agree that the number-one cause of accidents is human error.

Almost all crashes can be prevented by more careful behavior and responsible conduct and driving habits. In more recent years, this is commonly known as "Distracted Driving" and it takes on many different forms.

The most common mistakes drivers make include drinking and driving; speeding; drag racing other vehicles; driving while fatigued; and distractions involving applying make-up, talking, singing, passenger misconduct or immaturity, eating or drinking, texting, browsing social media sites or other activities involving smart phones. But in many cases, simply not paying attention and being mentally distracted by personal matters can cause drivers to drift out of the lane, run red lights and stop signs or break other basic traffic rules.

These "Distractions" and many others have caused many, many terrible, needless and life-changing accidents that were otherwise avoidable or preventable.

How to Use a Ratchet Strap - Tips and Tricks!

Ratchet straps are incredibly handy devices, and they are even harder workers when you team them up with some helpers and clever techniques. #ratchetstrap #ratchet #loadsecurement Get your DirtFarmerJay Hat, Mug, or T-Shirt at www.dirtfarmerjay.com! It's a GREAT way to say JUST DO IT YOURSELF! In this episode, DirtFarmer Jay will quickly demystify setting up and using ratchet straps and then share several tips we’ve received from viewers as well as some techniques we’ve developed to get more out of our ratchet straps. Come along on this rapid-paced string of how-to’s ranging from better attachment gear, securing plywood loads flat on the bed of your short-bed truck, combining threaded links and carabiners for convenience, cool accessories, securing excess straps, and protecting your straps in use. Finally, you’ll learn how to loosen a ratchet strap properly, how to untangle a ratchet strap and a couple of methods of neatly stowing your straps so they are ready to go to work the next time they respond to the call of duty. With the skills you’ll learn in this episode, you’ll be even MORE self-reliant. Don’t you just love it when you can JUST DO IT YOURSELF? Follow us on Social Media to know when we’re building projects or releasing new episodes! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dirtfarmerj Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dirtfarmerjay You can help support this channel by buying our merchandise or supporting us on Throne or Patreon Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dirtfarmerjay

CURT Multipro/Multiflex Tailgate Sensor

Martin tells us a little bit about this award-winning new product. When towing with your GMC Sierra or Chevy Silverado, it is important to protect your tailgate. A ball mount or other hitch accessory inserted in the receiver can become an obstruction for the inner tailgate operation. This hitch cap sensor is a tailgate saver, working in sync with the truck’s electronics to prevent the tailgate from folding down and being damaged by the hitch accessory. Installing this Chevrolet / GMC tailgate sensor is simple with no wire cutting or splicing required. It fits virtually any 2" x 2" receiver hitch, and it requires no extra electrical components for a complete installation.

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Lehmer's GMC - A Harbor Truck Bodies Stocking Dealer

 

Northern California Stocking Dealer

Lehmer's GMC
1905 Martket St
Concord CA 94520

925-688-4401

925-628-1301 Cell 

www.LehmersGMC.com

Welders Bodies Custom Designed by Harbor Truck Bodies

Harbor can custom build a Welders Body 
for each customers unique needs

It seems that there's no such thing as a standard Welder Body because every welder want something different. Harbor can custom build a Welders Body for each customers unique needs. Here's a 9' Low Pro 34" Open Top Service Body with Stainless Steel lids and with slightly raised front compartments to the standard height of 40" closed compartment style.

This also has a small sized transverse compartment with two compartments for tall gas bottles in storage, while in the main front compartment are bottle brackets and rings for short gas bottles. This also has the rear compartment cut off and an 18" work platform with V-groove on the back plus the standard 8" step bumper.

This is all mounted on a new Dodge 3500 regular cab chassis and makes for a very clean looking rig.

Let Harbor create a unique body for you! Call 800-433-9452.

Visit us at http://www.harbortruckandvan.com/