Keep the Picture Clear

TVs have come a long way in just a few short years.  No longer do truckers have to keep small, 13 inch black and white TVs in their trucks.  Today, many options are available to the trucker who wants to enjoy entertainment on the road.  In fact, truckers today can even get satellite TV, the Internet with its programs such as Hulu, iTunes, and You Tube, and a digital television signal captured over an antenna.  But no matter what you’re watching and how you’re watching what you’re watching it on makes all the difference.

 From your PDA to your GPS to your laptop, LCD screens are popping up everywhere.  Where perhaps they are most coveted, however, is on TVs.  LCD screens offer several advantages for viewers who want a great television experience.  LCD screens are clearer and give a more defined picture.  In addition, their size and style makes them less bulky.  This is especially true for the trucker who is looking for a place the perfect place to put their TVs—where they can be watched, protected, and stylish all at the same time.  Indeed, LCD screens are very popular on TVs today and Skyworth TV’s have a large selection to coose from.

 Now, truckers can get LCD screens on their in-cab televisions.  Skyworth offers a 22’, 12-volt TV with DVD player that is just the thing for the trucker that likes his or her entertainment.  This model comes with special protection to prevent power surges that could end up damaging either the TV or the DVD player.  In addition, it’s compatible with HD programming, has a headphone jack, and is ready to accept cable, in addition to DVDs.  And for truckers who are concerned with style, Skyworth manufactures a wall-mounting kit. 

 But you don’t have to break the bank to watch TV in style in your cab.  The LCD TV/DVD combo from Skyworth is less than $400.  With LCD TVs all over the nation selling like crazy, you better gobble up the price before it’s gone.  Just because you’re a trucker doesn’t mean you have to miss all of your favorite shows and miss out on watching movies when that’s probably just want your family is doing at home.  In fact, put on the same kids movie that your family is playing and watch it while talking on the phone—it will be just like being there.  Whatever your motivation, 12-volt LCD screens are durable and affordable with Skyworth.

Arrow Truck Sales announces 4-Year / 400,000 mile Warranty option on Used Trucks

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KANSAS CITY, MO (June, 2009) Arrow Truck Sales, Inc., North America’s leading  pre-owned truck source, announces an unprecedented 4-year / 400,000 mile comprehensive engine warranty option on pre-owned units.  This program provides extended protection for the equipment purchaser who wants to take the worry out of buying used. With the addition of this new coverage plan, Arrow now offers the widest coverage of extended warranties for medium and heavy duty trucks in the industry.

Unlike other used truck warranties in the marketplace, Arrow’s warranty includes full coverage (not just major components) during the entire 4 year period. In fact, Arrow’s warranty option is longer than many manufacturers’ standard new truck engine warranty. This new extended warranty plan is available on 2005 and newer Volvo VNLs with less than 500,000 miles.

“Arrow Truck Sales continues to be a true innovator and cutting-edge leader in the used truck industry,” said Carl Heikel, Arrow’s President and CEO. “We have continually led the charge in providing extended warranty options to the used truck buyer. Buyer satisfaction, and exceeding our customers’ expectations, have truly been the key to Arrow’s success in the industry for nearly 60 years.”

“We have always led the industry in this area,” said Lee Wallace, Arrow’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “We began including a free 30-day warranty on our trucks in 2003 and started offering a 3 year/300,000 mile warranty program in 2007. Today, we offer an extended warranty that’s unmatched by any of our competitors. Our goal is take the worry out of buying used equipment.”

Founded in 1950, Arrow is headquartered in Kansas City, MO and has 16 retail locations throughout the U.S. and Canada.  Today, Arrow is North America’s leading source of pre-owned heavy and medium-duty trucks. Arrow carries all makes and models, maintaining a diverse inventory of more than 2,000 over-the-road tractors, vocational and specialty vehicles, and trailers.

Arrow Truck Sales, Inc. is part of the Volvo Group of companies. The Volvo Group is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of trucks, buses and construction equipment, drive systems for marine and industrial applications, aerospace components and services, and is one of the world’s leading producers of heavy-diesel engines (9-16 liter). The Group also provides complete solutions for financing and service. The Volvo Group, which employs about 100,000 people, has production facilities in 19 countries and sells their products in more than 180 markets. Volvo Group sales for 2008 amounted to over 46 BUSD. The Volvo Group is a publicly-held company headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden. Volvo Shares are listed on NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchange and are traded OTC in the US.

Don Mueller
Director of Marketing & Advertising
Arrow Truck Sales, Inc.
816.627.4919
dmueller@arrowtruck.com

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One Stop Shopping for Trucks

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The road to buying a used semi-truck can be filled with many potholes of disappointment.  First comes the search through classified ads, dealerships, and even bulletins in truck stops.  Once you narrow your search to a few promising trucks, you may discover that they are no longer available or are not as described.  This search does not include the hours spent finding a certified mechanic to check out the trucks or the time it will take you to do research on the used vehicle.  At the end of the search, you may feel exhausted, and you might not even have a new truck to show for your efforts!

With TruckertoTrucker.com, this process becomes much simpler.  This website is a popular resource for truckers and those interested in the transportation industry, which offers listings from  individual truckers and also dealers.  Relaxing in your home or while on the road, this site enables you to view each listing’s detailed description and as many as 20 color photos of each truck, which have been uploaded by the owner of the equipment.  Trucker to Trucker offers an easy to use interface that allows you to search via a variety of criteria or simply browse the categories available—trucks, trailers, trucking equipment, and parts.  The clear photos visible on the web site are almost as good as being there, so truckers can clearly see a good representation of the truck’s condition.  If a dealer sells the truck, potential buyers have a chance to use Trucker toTrucker to view the seller’s web site and contact information.

But that’s not all, truckers looking to buy trucks, trailers, and equipment can even apply to finance trucks through the website, making it a one-stop-shop!  Instead of going to agency after agency looking for used trucks, equipment, and financing, truckers can do it all here, and because this is a site that truckers frequent often, truckers looking to buy, know that they can trust the management.

In addition, using the Trucker toTrucker website to buy your used truck will ensure that you find the trucks that are best for you!  Instead of looking at a dealer in one geographical area or in a classified paper with limited listings, you are able to look at the trucks of those who are passionate about the industry throughout the United States.  This way, you’re more likely to find the truck that is really right for you.  And if you still can’t find that truck, you always have the option to use the site’s “want to buy” tab, where you can fill out a form to get dealers across the country started on looking for your perfect truck.

So why waste the time searching the classifieds or going to the dealers when you can use TruckertoTrucker.com to find the best results in the comfort of your own home?

Going Green

Green Tires

 What have you been doing to live a “greener” life? As scientists have continued to urge people to try to respect the environment in their day-to-day lives, many people have attempted to make chances. But making lifestyle changes of this caliber can be difficult. How could you get buy without paper towels, paper plates, and other paper products? What if your neighborhood does not have a recycling program?

 Most people wish they could make a positive impact on the environment without having to change much of their lifestyles. Truck drivers are among those that are often targeted for living less than green lifestyles, as truck emissions are among the greenhouse gasses linked with global warming.

 But now there is a way for truck drivers to make a positive difference on their environment without making much of a change. They don’t need to throw in the trucking towel or switch to the Sham-Wow from paper towels, all they have to do is make a new selection when choosing tires.

 This is because the EPA has provided a list of green tires that will reduce the harmful emissions and fuel savings. Among those truck tires are two Michelin brands—the Michelin X One XDN2 drive tire and the Michelin X One XTE trailer tire.

 For years, the Michelin tire brand has been one that truckers have been able to trust. Well known for service and quality, Michelin tires are some of the best that truckers can have on their trucks and trailers.  But now, truckers can make the choice to go with Michelin for both their trucks and their trailers, not only choosing a sturdy tire, but also making a positive choice for the environment.

 Of course, truckers who do not like Michelin brand tires can check out the EPA’s list for other green tires on  the SmartWay list, to find other products that they can purchase in order to not only save the environment, but also to save money on fuel. The EPA has been able to construct this list after tire manufacturers sent them information about the tires they create.

 Although buying new tires is a part of every trucker’s life, it now has the opportunity to change the trucker’s lifestyle to a “greener one” without a great deal of effort. Instead of having to stop using paper towels while driving their trucks, truckers can now get green just by buying some of the most durable tires around.

Keep the Fuel Flowing

Filters For Trucks

While a semi-truck requires some specialized knowledge and know-how if you’re going to keep it running well, the trick to having a long lasting semi-truck are rather simple. In fact, one of those tricks is simply being sure to keep up with scheduled maintenance and the replacement of disposable filters for trucks.

The fuel filter is an important example of one of those parts. Fuel filters protect fuel injectors, a component that works rather like the heart in the human body, pushing the life force—fuel in this case—to the other components that will use it. Long trips take a toll on injectors, as they are constantly working metering fuel. Other than the injector, Diesel injection systems consist of a variety of parts that must fit to together with precise tightness or risk malfunctioning. Fuel injector systems not only keep the truck going, but they also play a vital role in keeping fuel and engines clean, as well as having an environmental impact.

In order to keep parts like the fuel injector and fuel transfer pipe safe from corrupting materials, like water, a fuel filtration system is used. By placing a screen made of a sturdy material in the line from the tank to the pump, harmful contaminants can be caught much more easily. Many filtration systems even use two filters, a wider one and a finer one, in order to catch contaminants. Some are even designed to protect against water.

Changing the fuel filter, then, is an important part of semi-truck maintenance. While different types of semi-trucks require different amounts of filter changes, it is important to routinely change your filter no matter what you drive. If you don’t the filter could become clogged, loosing its positive affects.

One important name in filters is Fleetguard, or Cummins Filtration, which has been making filter products since the mid-1900s. The leading manufacturer of filtration products and exhaust systems for heavy-duty trucks, Cummins Filtration sets standards for quality and customer service by producing top-of-the-line parts and allowing customers to access orders online. With easy access to top-of-the-line products, truckers should find changing their fuel filter easier than ever.

Although it’s just s simple step in semi-truck maintenance, changing the fuel filter can keep your truck going for longer, and with quality and easy to access filters from Cummins Filtration, it will be easier than ever for you to keep your truck maintained and ready for the road.

For Writers it is Never to Late

Etrucker- Essay Contest

Are you a trucker who has always been a fan of writing? Do you spend your hours off the clock writing a novel in your cab? Or do you simply have something to say about driving and the impact it’s had on your life? Have you ever wanted to be a published writer?

 If you’re a trucker who likes to write, your hobby might earn you $1,000, enough money to get some of those chrome accessories for your truck. The Mark Twain Essay Contest, sponsored by etrucker.com, is open to all truckers and their immediate families. Truckers have to write about trucking or something to do with life on the road. Whether you write a romantic story of a trucker falling in love, or an essay about a sad or hard time in your career, your essay could be among the winners. Although unless you have some really good material on hand, it might be to late for this year, but it gives you a good head start for next year’s constest. So keep reading!

Truckers who want to take a look at previous winners can visit Etrucker, where they can read a published honorable mention.

Truckers can write a fiction or nonfiction piece no longer than 2,000 words, a little over six pages double-spaced, and enter it in the contest for a chance to win. First place essays win a prize of $1,000, while second place earns $500, and third place $250. Honorable mentions will also win a free one-year subscription to Trucker’s News. Winning entries will even be published in the magazine.

Winners will be determined by those who spend much of their time writing about trucking, the editorial board of Trucker’s News. Truckers who are interested in writing about their chosen field should enter the contest. Anyone could end up with a publication in Trucker’s News. So if you’re looking to make a name for yourself in fiction or non-fiction, then try entering this essay contest specifically for truckers.

The Bulldog Mack

Mack Museum

Whether you’re looking to learn a little bit about the history of trucking or you just want to feel more confident about buying a Mack, visiting the Mack museum will introduce you to the impressive past of one of the most popular truck manufacturers in the world.

Often called “The Greatest Name in Trucks,” Mack has long been America’s leading truck manufacturer, as well as a name that people trust. At the Mack museum, truckers and their families can see how this manufacturer got so far.

Truckers and their families will be fascinated by this illustrious brand’s start as they visit the museum and view the first vehicle to ever be called a Mack—one of the open air busses that the Mack brothers built for tourists to peruse Chicago and New Orleans in the early 1900s.

In addition to the bus, visitors will also see early Mack trucks made deliveries while other companies were still relying on horse drawn carriages, as well as Mack’s contribution to war—the 1918 AC manufactured for WWI, which earned the company’s vehicles the names of Bull Dog.

But while looking at these early models can be interesting, and speak to the longevity of Mack as a manufacturer, truckers and their families can also view hundreds of photographs at the museum, as well as records indicating when certain trucks were build. The museum even allows truckers to contact them when seeking information about a particular model of truck. Displayed in conjunction with the America on Wheels exhibit, truckers who visit the Mack Museum will not only learn the history of Mack, but also the importance of the transportation industry in America since its early days.

Visitors to the Mack Museum can find the institution in Allentown, PA, a convenient route for truckers and their families who tread the major highways nearby. The museum is open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

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The Cautious Used Truck Buyer

Buying Used Trucks

For many truckers and those looking to become involved in the trucking industry, a used truck is a cost-effective and practical way of getting into or investing in the trucking business. But although many web sites hale the benefits of buying a used truck, truckers who choose this option should act with care. While good deals are certainly to be found, truckers should not be hasty. The fact of the matter is that trucking is a specialized field, and many trucks are specialized, which might make them difficult to apply to your business. Also, many used trucks have been run hard and constantly, so being sure that you get a truck with a lot of life still in it is important.

For instance, box trucks are usually available with hydraulic lifts, ramps, and other accessories that might be beneficial or necessary to you. If you’re searching for a used truck you want to make sure that the truck is not so old that these accessories are not standard if you need them. In addition, you will need to make compromises when you purchase a used truck, but you must be sure that these compromises that are not essential to what you need in your truck. In other words, don’t get carried away by the price and advertisements, but make sure you actually get what you need.

Trucks also have other amenities, like heated seats, air conditioning, and stereo options that are a good place to start saving. Like cars, trucks that don’t have these amenities are usually cheaper, even when purchased used. It’s even cheaper, from time to time, to add your own features to the truck after the purchase than to buy them on a used model.

While used car sales are high, used truck sales aren’t quite as booming. That’s because many trucks are specialized, and truckers know that trucks are often run until they can barely limp by their previous owners. That being said, there are many good used trucks out there, and buying a used truck is probably the best bet for many truckers, but truckers need to be cautious when examining this option.

How About a Truck Pull

Big Rig Pulling

Truckers have to spend long, hard days working on the road, but that doesn’t mean they don’t want to use their trucks to play just has hard. For truckers that like to try and test the might and strength of their trucks, big rig pulling events can be a fun way to spend off time. And for truckers who just like to see the show, big rig pulling can be a good way to relax from the road and reconnect with why you became a trucker in the first place.

One of the most recent, and most popular, big rig truck pulls happened in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, where famous rigs with names such as “The Killer,” “Silver Bullet,” and “Lady Butterfly” took home titles and prizes.

Events such as the Bloomsberg fair draw trucks from all over the nation. Because truckers travel the major highways in the United States, these events can be great places to spend mandatory time off the road on their way to and from destinations.

Popular events for the summer and early fall, winter’s thaw into spring will most likely see the beginning of such events again, and truckers will be getting themselves in gear through practice and viewing the finals from past championships.

For many truckers, driving a big rig is more than profession; it’s a passion. Most job counselors and life coaches, bosses, and business experts say that finding a job that is also your passion is the best way to gain satisfaction and happiness. For truckers, the machinery, as well as the ability to visit many places and experience life on the open road, is more attractive than any paycheck. Events like truck pulls allow truckers to embrace the fact that their passion is also their hobby. Information about events such as these can be easily found on the Internet.

Truckers Looking Towards Repos

Repo Trucks for Sale

Can you find the perfect truck with just a search engine like Yahoo or Google? Most would say probably not, but knowing where you can find repossessed trucks is a good way to start your search for a new truck, and a search engine can help you learn about and find repossessed trucks.

Many types of trucks are repossessed, from semi sleeper cabs to dump trucks to heavy farm equipment. These vehicles are repossessed for many reasons. Probably the most frequent one, though, is the repossession that occurs when a driver can no longer pay for his or her truck or other type of vehicle. Because of this economic downturn, the time to look for a repossessed truck is now.

Although you’ll need to examine repossessed trucks just as closely as you would examine any other used truck model, repossessed trucks can sometimes be in better condition than other used trucks. Often, people who cannot make their payments on trucks realize this quickly into their lease. Other trucks, however, may have been used for quite some time.

Like the used truck market, the repossessed truck market encompasses many models, years, and types. Just because you’re looking for a good deal doesn’t mean there aren’t certain characteristics that you can’t live without. While repossessed trucks may represent a smaller segment of the used truck market, they are often versatile.

A repossessed truck can often be the best solution for truckers who want a relatively new truck at a low price. Repossessed trucks cross many brands, types, and characteristics, but you need to be sure you’re on your guard when you’re looking at the trucks. Make sure you have adequate time to learn about the trucks you’re thinking of buying before you make a decision.

Looking Good on the Road

Travel Grooming

Are you looking to look your best while on the road? If the answer is yes, then Global Trucker is the place for you. The online shopping mall has tons of 12-volt grooming products designed for men and women who want to look their best while traveling across the country.

For most people, hair care is an important part of their personal grooming regimen. You know that messy hair can be frustrating, whether you’re driving a truck all day or going on a family vacation. In addition, travel isn’t necessarily the best method to keep hair looking top-notch. Instead, leaning back on the seat can mat hair while wind through the cab doors can whip it. Quick showers in truck stops are also far from a way to make sure you’re hair is always looking best.

That’s why Global Trucker has a whole line of electric hair products just waiting to be used by today’s stylish truckers. For instance, the RoadPro hairdryer has a foldable handle that makes it perfect for storage, in addition to its powerful air stream, which is perfect for drying wet hair quickly, an advantage in colder months. In addition, the company claims the hairdryer has another function for truck drivers; it defrosts windows. With a 90 day warranty and an eight inch power cord, this hair dryer is sure to take away the sting of cold hair and frosty windows.

In addition to the hair dryer, Global Trucker’s other hot ticket hair care item is the curling iron, which comes in a variety of different designs from quite a few manufacturers. For instance, the web site Con Air, Marine Pro, and RoadPro models. Plugging into the cigarette lighter, these curling irons are ready to go for looking good on the go.

While hair care may be an important part of personal grooming, shaving is another daily routine that many men have to do before they will be seen each day. Lucky for them, Global Trucker’s electric shavers can be recharged for use without batteries. In addition, the Wind and Go model allows truckers to simply wind a handle on the back of their razor to power it for shaving.

Whether you like to look your best whenever you’re traveling, or you have someone to impress, looking great on the road has never been easier due to the 12-volt and non-electric products featured on Global Trucker’s web site.

Open Up The Windows

Truck Screens

Whether you’re indoors or sitting in your cab, spending hours in stale air is no fun. Even if they have heat and central air, most people prefer to leave the window open in their cars and homes during the cool fall and spring months, and sometimes on mild summer nights. Not only can an open window help regulate the temperature to its most natural feel, but also the sounds and smells of the night air can be comforting when on a long ride. Keeping the window open is also a safety tactic, as you’re more likely to hear oncoming traffic or weather programs than if it’s shut and you’re traveling with a loud radio, CD player, DVD player, or other noise making device.

But keeping the window open while you drive can also have a variety of unfortunate side effects. The force of the wind can be too strong, blowing through your hair and scattering your important papers and logbook pages throughout your cab. Rain, stones, and other elements can come in, and you might even have bugs flying around your cab. Some suggest that an open window can decrease fuel mileage, although the popular televisions show Mythbusters claims they’ve busted the myth. But the fact that an accidentally open window at a truck stop can encourage theft is no myth at all.

 That’s where the Breezeway screen comes in. Breezeway truck screens snugly fit in your cab window to give you all of the benefits of having the window open without all of the disadvantages. Not only can the truck screen end nuisances, such as bugs flying into your cab, but it can also help you save money. With the security and temperature control provided by the screen, truckers can sleep with their windows open at night, therefore reducing the need to idle. Reducing idling times cuts back on fuel costs and helps truckers meet environmental and local standards, saving money both on diesel and on penalty tickets. In fact, the company’s web site suggests that the screen pays for itself in just one day.

Unique in its design, this truck screen performs much differently than the typical window screens that most have in their homes. As it is formatted for the road, this screen is built to keep the noise, vibrations, and fumes of the road outside, allowing you peace of mind inside. Driving with the window open without a screen can pose serious health risks for those driving down busy highways caked with drivers that are emitting toxic carbon monoxide and other air pollutants. By purchasing a Breezeway screen, you’ll be saving your lungs from having to endure the toxic stink of road fumes.

For only $33 for a pair, truckers can easily invest in the screens, fitting both windows so that they can enjoy maximum airflow with minimum discomfort. With two sizes available, the truck screens are fitted for most U.S. class seven and eight trucks. Makes such as Freightliner, Century, International, Kenworth, and Peterbilt are represented.

Whether you’re looking to save the cost of dragging or wanting to spend a cool night with the windows open and the engine off, Breezeway screens are excellent investments that allow truckers to save both money and time spent in an uncomfortable environment. While not all truckers can afford to purchase the luxury items that some truckers use, most can afford the screens. Screens are available for purchase online via the Trucker’s Mall.

Smooth Out Your Ride

Custom Seat Cushions

Can you put a price on comfort? Well, AirHawk did, and it’s less than $100. Truckers sit for long periods of the day, and while this might seem comfortable to someone who works in construction or standing for long periods of time, it can actually be quite stressful.

The AirHawk Comfort Seating System uses dry floatation technology to reduce stress and increase comfort for the driver. By using this technology that has been a part of the medical world for years, AirHawk ensures that truckers will have a comfortable ride on their custom seat cushions.

Traditional vehicle seats are stable, meaning that pressure is increasingly placed on the trucker’s spine. With the Dry Floatation technology, air can be transferred from one chamber to another, which distributes the pressure from a trucker’s weight evenly, instead of concentrating on one area.

The technology increases blood flow, absorbs shock, and adjusts to the shape of the trucker instead of forcing a trucker to inadequately adjust to a vehicle seat. Truckers can easily install the custom seat cushions into any vehicle. They can blow it up themselves, and easily move the custom seat cushion cushion from vehicle to vehicle.

Because it is inflatable, some may worry that it can be easily damaged. In the rare event of damage, however, AirHawk includes a repair kit that can easily patch any punctured areas. Also, the one-year limited warranty allows truckers to be sure that they’re getting a quality product. And because the comfort seating is made of polyvinyl it is easy to clean and dry if it gets dirty or wet.

For truckers that spend long amounts of time driving, the AirHawk Pro Comfort Seating is the perfect system to reduce pressure on the back and make driving a little easier again.  You can now purchase one for under $100.00.

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