KFLT1 Fuel Lube Truck

Continuous or intermittent supply of compressed air can inflate tires and power pneumatic tools on the job site, including but not limited to nail guns, impact wrenches, jackhammers and sprayers.

Multiple jobsite tools converge into a self-contained unit that generates compressed air, electric power, and welding capabilities with some models supporting hydraulic output and battery charging.

Convert conventional direct current (DC) supplied by the vehicle's battery into alternating current (AC), enabling the mobile operation and charging of corded electrical tools and various devices.

Transfer your engine's mechanical power to auxiliary hydraulic driven equipment such as generators, air compressors, pumps operating cranes and dump beds, and other job essential machinery.

Conduct on-site repair, maintenance, and fabrication of metal components, employing the welding method demanded by your application, using either a fuel or engine-driven system.

Safeguard the front end of your vehicle's body and other components from impact damage or provide mounting points for fastening additional accessories such as auxiliary lights and winches.

Make climbing in and out of your vehicle's cab easier or roof mounted cargo more accessible with fixed or retractable solutions of varying styles, material construction and lengths to suit your needs.

Establish a reliable and secure connection between your vehicle and the trailers it will tow by selecting a solution tailored to your specific application and the weight you intend to haul.

Recover stuck or immobilized vehicles, traverse off-road obstacles, and pull or hoist heavy objects using a front or rear-mounted, electric or hydraulic-driven hook and pulley system.

Backup alarms provide an added layer of safety while maneuvering heavy vehicles and equipment. Not only are backup alarms a good idea, in some areas and instances, they're a mandatory piece of safety equipment.