Plumbing Articles

Cutaway chassis are used as a platform to make many kinds of commercial trucks, including cube vans, delivery trucks, moving vans, or even motor homes. A cutaway van chassis is a good starting point for creating the perfect box truck for a company that makes many deliveries.

An experienced plumber describes what is great about this van, and how it compares to another high-roof van in his fleet.

If you’re a plumber, you know that your vehicle is far more than your transportation — it’s your mobile storage, workshop, and office. When you rely daily on your truck or van, it’s worth adding additional equipment to maximize efficiency and performance.

This plumber answers a few questions about what he likes most--and least--about this Ram ProMaster van. For example, being able to stand up inside and not having to crawl around for tools and equipment is a major benefit.

Technically speaking, a plumber can use any car, truck, or van — but why settle for the bare minimum when there are vehicles designed specifically with plumbers in mind? A good vehicle needs to be an office, an indoor workspace, and a storage facility.

If you're new driving a commercial vehicle, here are a few essential items to keep in mind. A work van is usually larger and more substantial than a passenger car and is used for different purposes.

Fleet purchasing includes factors like: timing, budget, fleet compatability, and importantly: what works well in the field for technicians. There are both quantitative and qualitative data points to consider in managing a fleet

With a wide array of work trucks for sale, it is now more critical than ever to know exactly how a box truck can amp up your bottom line, allowing you to serve your customers faster, safer, and in a manner worthy of many positive reviews.