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ADVICE * USA - Do Your Homework Before Buying a Truck
To keep your vehicle maintenance and operation costs down, you need to do some homework before making another call to your truck dealerCleveland,OH,USA -Lawn & Landscape Magazine, by Robert Johnson (*) -27 Aug 2007: -- Start by establishing and following a logical design process, as outlined here in four steps. Taking a systematic approach to specifying a new work truck makes it easier to ensure that the truck meets your needs...
Step 1. Determine what you need the truck to do.
Step 2. Thoroughly explore technical details to achieve your vehicle goals.
Step 1. Determine what you need the truck to do.
Step 2. Thoroughly explore technical details to achieve your vehicle goals.
Step 3. Factor in vehicle operating conditions and environment.
Step 4. Review the maintenance histories of existing vehicles in the fleet.
(*) Robert “Bob” Johnson is the director of fleet relations for the National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) (Photo by W J Andy: Trips on Truck - Parley Pass, I-80 Utah)
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