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In this short video, a farmer talks about her heavy-duty Ford pickup truck. Learn why it is great for hauling materials on the farm. She tells us about why the long bed truck is a better fit for farm use than running around town.

An experienced locksmith explains his decision-making process in purchasing a new vehicle. Knowing that his van is a mobile workshop, this technician wants the best equipment to provide the best service to his customers have minimal downtime.

This delivery driver describes weight capacity and loading pallets in the delivery truck. Also, discover one of the challenges about finding parts for this chassis.

This is a Nissan NV200 and it's only about a year old. It's last year’s model, 2018. Honestly, I just did some research as to just the best vehicles out there on the road at this point in time. I researched gas mileage because this vehicle is on the road most of the day doing deliveries and things like that.

A locksmith gives a tour of his "Van Cave" for his mobile locksmith business. The custom setup in his Ford van includes specialized shelving for organizational storage. Because of careful planning he is able to maximize his space and get more work done on the road.

This landscaper's Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Crew Cab works well for him. In pulling heavy equipment and moving heavy materials, the 3/4 ton gives him the power he needs. While the gas mileage isn't ideal, it gives him the space he needs for his gear.

This telecommunications contractor appreciates the man lift. At 42' up, he is able to get to places that would either be challenging, impossible, or unsafe with a ladder--especially in rural locations.

Having a diverse vehicle fleet ready for the types of work required for HVAC can be a challenge. This business has several technicians and different makes and models of vehicles. Plus, given that they are working in many types of trades when at a job site, they need to have a variety of equipment, tools, and supplies on board at all times. Watch the short video to find out more.

This experienced roofing company has Ram, Freightliner, Ford and Chevrolet trucks in their 14-vehicle fleet. With all these, crews can not only bring bring tools and materials to job sites, but also have the power and capabilities for the big jobs.

This tow truck driver tells us about the brands of tow trucks and truck beds he uses and how each of them has a specific purpose for towing vehicles from wrecks. He explains that wreckers are used for rollover accidents and regular towing and that flatbeds are used for all-wheel drive and removing vehicles from extreme wrecks.