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The recall, affecting 661 trucks, will allow technicians to fix a feeder tube problem.
Read More →To eliminate a potential fire risk, dealers will replace a power take-off pressure switch and thermal blanket covering the exhaust.
Read More →The aerial devices may pose an electrical shock risk to operators.
Read More →Altec Industries is recalling 270 work truck aerial devices to address potential safety risks.
Read More →To remedy the problem, Altec dealers will install jib bracket reinforcement kits.
Read More →Developed by PG&E in partnership with Altec Industries, the e-WIMS advanced technology uses a separate battery system to quietly and efficiently power equipment on the truck while on the job site, eliminating the need for the engine to be idling.
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AKRON, OH – Utility company FirstEnergy Corp. is investing approximately $110 million in nearly 850 new vehicles in order to enhance crew safety and deliver improved service to its customers.
Read More →WASHINGTON – Altec Industries Inc. is recalling 245 2002-2009 model-year AH75, AH85, AH100 and HL125 aerial-device vehicles equipped with 16-foot radial outriggers.
Read More →WASHINGTON – Altec Industries Inc. is recalling 2,193 2011-2012 model-year Digger Derrick vehicles equipped with a PENGO digger extension shaft.
Read More →WASHINGTON – Altec Industries is recalling 141 2012 model-year aerial device vehicles built on the Navistar TerraStar chassis, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported.
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