Utility vehicles have numerous purposes, such as serving as a pickup truck, a light truck, or even some of the smallest including golf carts. Some types of utility vehicles include:
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Utility Trucks
Utility trucks are typically used to transport small to medium sized items in the cargo compartment often called utility beds. Utility beds are 7-8 feet long and are positioned in the truck's rear. These beds hold a lot of tools and supplies. There are many designs of trucks, ranging from basic trucks to those with crane attachments.
Types of Utility Trucks
Utility trucks come in a variety of types, depending on their intended use. They are typically categorized according to their body type. A few common types of utility trucks are:
Standard BodiesThe most common type of service body is the standard service body. It's got storage compartments on both sides of the body, which you use often for storing your tools and equipment.
Aluminum service beds are often used because they're lightweight, consume less fuel, and don't rust. |
Landscape BodiesLandscape body trucks are used to transport landscaping debris. It’s huge and resembles a dump truck, but it does not have the dumping capability. The entire back of the vehicle is a sliding door that makes loading and unloading easier.
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Enclosed BodiesEnclosed body trucks look like vans and have storage space on the inside. There are many variations depending on factors, such as whether or not you want windows. The enclosed rear compartment features a sliding door that allows you to enter the truck.
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Platform BodiesA truck platform body is used to move machine parts. They are usually used commercially and are capable of transporting several tons of goods at a time. Storage is typically lacking in the platform.
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Utility Truck Inspections
The most effective way of maintaining any vehicle is to inspect it regularly. Inspections may involve the following:
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Heavy Equipment Repair Services Charlotte can help with routine inspections and maintenance to keep your utility vehicles running at peak performance.
Utility Truck Maintenance
Utility trucks require additional preventative maintenance to help avoid costly repairs. Some items to check for when performing routine maintenance include:
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Utility Truck Repairs
Utility vehicles will eventually require repairs due to wear and tear and aging, even with regular maintenance. Among the most common repairs required are the following:
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Although these are the most commonly encountered issues with utility vehicles, other issues can occur that require repair, including problems with:
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Heavy Equipment Repair Services Charlotte is your one stop shop for cost effective utility vehicle repair and service.
Our shop can perform routine maintenance and repairs to your truck, and we’re always happy to provide service for your vehicle.
In addition, we offer towing and roadside help. We also provide emergency repair services. Click here to contact us today for all of your utility vehicle servicing needs.
Our shop can perform routine maintenance and repairs to your truck, and we’re always happy to provide service for your vehicle.
In addition, we offer towing and roadside help. We also provide emergency repair services. Click here to contact us today for all of your utility vehicle servicing needs.
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Heavy Equipment Repair Services Charlotte Phone: 704-486-1717 Email: info@heavyequipmentrepairscharlotte.com |