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The Future of Trucking Expected to Be Charged SUBSCRIBE TODAY SPEC MY Electric service trucks .............................................. 12 Impressed by ConExpo 2017 ...................................... 18 6 Issues per year $ 00 TRUCK Work Truck Show Wrap-up ........................................ 23 only 36 Check out Mike Petrey’s rigs, page 14. INSIDE http://www.servicetruckmagazine.com/subscribe Volume 4 Issue 3 MAY/JUNE 2017 $8.00 ELECTRIC POWER STAR POWER The future of trucking expected to be charged Fuso’s all-electric eCanter zero-emission truck has a 100-mile range and is suitable for urban deliveries, the company says. Juan Ibarra, who is entering his third season as a star of Discovery Channel’s A recurring theme at the 2017 NTEA Work Gold Rush, brings his service truck to the Lincoln Electric booth at ConExpo 2017. Truck Show was the growing interest in Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America, Jecka Glasman, Ibarra was among the service truck mechanics from the show who were profiled said in introducing Fuso’s new eCanter, an all-elec- in a Service Truck Magazine cover article in the July-August 2016 edition. electrification of commercial vehicles tric battery-powered class 4 truck. “This truck is a result of extensive research and KEITH NORBURY development and investment from our part compa- Reality show ny Daimler Trucks Asia and also led by our CEO, Gold Rush star Marc Llistosella, who truly believes this is the mechanic rolls he electrification of trucking is inching future of the industry,” Glasman said during Fuso’s strikes paydirt toward reality, according to some of the press conference at the show, which took place in his rig onto the T presenters at the recent Work Truck Show mid March at the Indiana Convention Center. Bronze lot and Green Truck Summit in Indianapolis. The eCanter, which has a 100-mile range per at Vegas show Electric-powered trucks even represent “the charge and gross vehicle weight of 16,000 pounds, future of the industry,” the president and CEO of continued on page 10 KEITH NORBURY ven though he spent much of his time in the Bronze lot at SAFETY ConExpo-Con/Agg 2017, Juan Ibarra found the experience E to be as good as gold. “Amazing,” said Ibarra, one of the stars of the Discovery Chan- Smart service truck operators nel reality series, Gold Rush, on the second-to-last day of the show at the booth of Lincoln Electric on the Bronze lot of the Las Vegas Convention Center. “This is my first time ever at ConExpo. So avoid smartphones when driving there’s a lot to see here. I’ve been here all week and I’ve probably only seen a quarter of it.” Distracted driving caused 10 percent of U.S. traffic fatalities in 2015 continued on page 8 ERIN GOLDEN Publications Mail Agreement #40050172 Customer #4956370 RETURN UNDELIVERABLE CANADIAN ADDRESSES TO rive even a few miles down the road, and you’re likely to see more 4623 William Head Rd. Victoria BC V9C 3Y7 email: [email protected] than a few people behind the wheel and staring down at their phone. D Distracted drivers busy with their smartphones and other digi- tal devices are a growing hazard across the country. And for service truck operators and others who make their living on the road, the phenomenon is prompting new questions — and new regulations — for using those devices on the job. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently released a notice of proposed new federal guidelines for in-vehicle devices. The NHT- SA recommended that electronic systems be linked together so they could be operated through a single system — and that certain functions be disabled It’s best to pull over when the cellphone rings. continued on page 9 Photo by RCarner/iStockphoto.com 2 > MAY/JUNE 2017 SERVICE TRUCK MAGAZINE MAKING SERVICE BODY TRUCKS WWW.CTECHMANUFACTURING.COM BETTER ONE ! TOOL DRAWER S E T I N UNIT AT A D E O TIME. M B T R R A E P R M U T O C C A Y F N U A N , Y A D M O B R Y O J N A A , M R T E S R O U T M C A R F O U F N E A L M B A Y L N I A A - V S A R S E T I W N A U R D D R M A D O T N S A U T ON ORDER QTYS 10 or less S C 7501 Commerce Dr. ● Weston, WI 54476 ● 715-355-8842 SERVICE TRUCK MAGAZINE MAY/JUNE 2017 >> 3 NEWS Work Truck show will return www. servicetruckmagazine.com to Indianapolis next two years Editor - Keith Norbury • [email protected] Advertising Sales - Nick Moss, Marketing Manager • 250-588-2195 he Work Truck Show is returning to Indianapolis next year and in 2019. or 250-478-1981 • [email protected] T The National Truck Equipment Association, which organizes the annual Art Direction/Production - James S. Lewis • [email protected] event, announced that the 2019 show will take place March 5-8. As in recent years, the show venue will be the Indiana Convention Center. Publisher - Tom Henry • [email protected] Educational sessions at the 2019 show start March 5 with the exhibition hall Regular Contributors - Dan Anderson, Saul Chernos, open March 6-8. Nelson Dewey, Erin Golden, Matt Jones, Mark Yontz The NTEA, which markets itself as the Association for the Work Truck Industry, Subscriptions [email protected] earlier announced that the 2018 show would also take place at the Indiana Conven- Toll free 1-866-260-7985 • Fax +1.250.478.3979 tion Center. The 2018 dates are March 6-9 with the exhibit hall open March 7-9. www. servicetruckmagazine.com “Our many successful years in Indianapolis have allowed us to expand The Work Truck Show in size and scope,” NTEA executive director Steve Carey said via email. Service Truck Magazine is published six times a year by Southern Tip Publishing Inc. “Because the show also includes the Green Truck Summit and multiple days of Subscription rate for six issues: $36.00. Single copy price: $8.00. Contents copyrighted education and networking activities, the venue must be both large in exhibit space, as by Southern Tip Publishing Inc. and may be reprinted only with permission. well as classroom and event accommodations. Indiana Convention Center continues PRINTED IN CANADA to meet these needs and invest in site enhancements that benefit our attendees and Employees from Stellar Industries Postage paid at Vancouver, BC exhibitors.” Inc. hoist away the displays from the company’s booth on the final day of the ISSN 2368-4615 Indianapolis has hosted the show each year since 2011. The show also took place in Indianapolis in 2007. From 2008 to 2010, it alternated among Atlanta, Chicago, 2017 NTEA Work Truck Show. Photo by Keith Norbury US mailing address: and St. Louis. Service Truck Magazine 815 1st Avenue, #93, Seattle, WA, 98104 Canadian mailing address: COOL TOOL Service Truck Magazine, 4623 William Head Road, Victoria, BC V9C 3Y7 Your privacy is important to us. Occasionally we make our subscriber list available to reputable companies whose products or services might be of interest to our readers. If you would prefer to have your name removed from this list, please call 1-866-260- Pierce to 7985, fax: 250-478-3979 or write us at Service Truck Magazine, 4623 William Head Road, Victoria, BC V9C 3Y7 or email us at info@Service Truck Magazine.com the problem Next Advertising Deadline: June 15, 2017 It’s preferred to back-probe into electrical connectors to check voltage or resistance, but sometimes piercing a Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this exciting new industry wire is the only way to get to the problem. publication. For more information, or to reserve space in the next issue, Rather than jab your fingertips with traditional call Nick at our Advertising Department - +1-250-588-2195 pointed probes, “The Claw” V911-01 piercing tools by [email protected] Ferret allows techs to accurately and quickly pierce a wire with a cute little gadget that then stays in place Next Editorial Deadline: June 15, 2017 until you’re done diagnosing. The small, screw-operated probes fit into tight For writers’ guidelines and submission requirements get in touch places easily and have non-conductive shells. Female with the Editor, Keith Norbury, at +1-250.383-5038. banana-plug receptacles are color-coded to help keep [email protected] track of where test leads are connected. “The Claw” by Ferret is a quick, painless way to accurately pierce A pack of four wire-piercing “Claws” retails for wiring insulation for diagnostic purposes. Photo by Dan Anderson PUBLISHED BY SOUTHERN TIP PUBLISHING INC. around $50. 4623 William Head Road, Victoria, BC V9C3Y7 ADVERTISERS INDEX Seminars focus on research Aspen Equipment ......................................................... 18 Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) .................. 27 he National Truck Equipment Association is presenting a pair of seminars this June on market research. Boss Industries, Inc. .................................................... 10 T Steve Latin-Kasper, the NTEA’s director of market data and research, will Cox Reels .................................................................... 19 present the seminars June 6 and 7 at the Embassy Suites Hotel O’Hare-Rosemont in the CTech Manufacturing .......................................................2 Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Ill. Curry Supply Co. ............................................................5 The first session, Market Fundamentals, “is designed to help work truck industry pro- Ecco Group .................................................................. 17 fessionals involved in data collection and analysis,” notes a posting on the NTEA website. Espar Products, Inc. ..................................................... 22 The second, Market Forecasting, “is geared toward work truck industry professionals H&H Sales Company, Inc. .............................................. 25 responsible for economic/market projections.” Hannay Reels, Inc.
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