The Knapheide KFLT2 Fuel and Lube Truck enables the operator to carry a maximum capacity for longer preventative maintenance and fueling runs. Knapheide’s modular product tank design enables customers to position the tanks where they need them. A fuel tank with 2,000 gallon capacity enables operators to stay on the job servicing equipment longer to maximize productivity and production. Choose the pre-configured new and salvage product tank sizes or select tank sizes that better fit your application for further customization. Ample storage space is available for your tools and equipment with the numerous underbody toolboxes. No matter if you service mining, construction or agriculture equipment, Knapheide’s KFLT2 Fuel Lube Truck can handle the job.
3 Year Limited Warranty guaranteeing no body rust-through and defect-free material and workmanship when used as directed.
Constructed from 12-gauge high tensile steel for unmatched strength and durability.
Flatbed design with 2,000 gallon holding fuel tank, underbody compartments, and rear dispensing cabinet.
Layout and any additional product tanks can be customized to meet your needs.
Knapheide Bodies are fully immersed in Knapheide's 12-step, electrodeposition prime paint system for superior corrosion resistance.
Modular Platform Design
Allows for flexibility in product tank and equipment layout.
Solid Reel Cabinet
Solid reel cabinet on the rear of the body with aluminum roll-up doors for convenient access to dispensing reels and control panel. Split reel cabinet available upon request.
Product Tanks
Front fuel tank has a holding capacity of 1,000 gallons on KFLT1 and 2,000 gallons on KFLT2. Platform can be configured as needed with additional product tanks. The 3/16" steel product tanks each have a vented fill cap, replaceable sight gauges, and have been reinforced to eliminate tank stress caused from twisting and vibration.
LED Tail Lights and Reflectors
Recessed long lasting and low maintenance tail lights featuring bright LED illumination and stop/turn/backup signaling. Compliant with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards 108 regulations.
Work Lighting
Four adjustable work lights located on the top of the reel cabinet and LED compartment lights for improved visibility in low light conditions.
Underbody Storage Compartments
Located on each side of the body for additional storage of tools, supplies, and equipment.
Door Design
All compartment doors utilize pry-proof continuous hinges, weather protecting neoprene door seals, adjustable security ring striker for tighter closing, and spring or strut retainers to prevent involuntary door swing. Steel models are constructed of double-shell 20-guage, two-sided A-40 galvanneal steel while aluminum models are made from 6061 T6 and 5052 military grade aluminum.
Automotive Latches
Our 6-year warranty backed automotive quality, paddle activated rotary latches make opening and closing compartment doors easy. Interior latching mechanisms include covers to prevent potential damage caused by shifting cargo inside the compartments. Locking can be facilitated via the included key entry feature and/or a power lock option available upon request.
Body Options
Split Reel Cabinet
Enclosure
Aluminum Mechanics Drawers
Steel Mechanics Drawers
Heaters
Shelving Units
Split Reel Cabinet
Designed to divide the reel cabinet into two smaller and more manageable spaces and allow rear entry instead of side access entry. Design employs two smaller aluminum roll up doors that are lockable for security.
Enclosure
Encloses equipment for increased security and safety as well as protection from outside elements
Aluminum Mechanics Drawers
Aluminum alloy construction manufactured by C-Tech. Available in multiple configurations. Rated for maximum of 250 lbs. Appearance may vary.
Steel Mechanics Drawers
Steel construction, 7-drawer cabinet available in multiple configurations.
Heaters
Installed for proper climate control and working in adverse weather conditions
Shelving Units
Provides increased storage and convenient access to tools, equipment, and other accessories utilized on the jobsite
Add-ons
Air Compressors
All-In-One Mobile Power Systems
Power Inverters
Power Take Off Units
Welders
Grill Guards
Steps
Trailer Hitches
Winches
Backup Alarms
Air Compressors
Field technicians use air compressors for diverse tasks, including powering pneumatic tools such as impact wrenches and drills, inflating tires, cleaning equipment with air blow guns, spray painting, conducting emergency repairs, and performing testing and diagnostics. The versatility of compressed air allows the operator to address a wide range of maintenance and repair tasks on-site, enhancing efficiency and enabling roadside assistance for vehicles, machinery and other equipment.
All-In-One Mobile Power Systems
Technicians rely on all-in-one mobile power systems on service trucks to offer a compact solution that combines a generator, air compressor, welder, and occasionally a battery charger into a single unit. This mobile setup takes up less space than individual sets of equipment and ensures dedicated power is delivered for electrical tools, welders, pneumatic devices, and various electronics. This makes the operator capable of performing a range of servicing tasks with greater efficiency on the jobsite.
Power Inverters
Technicians use power inverters on work vehicles for converting direct current (DC) electricity from the vehicle's battery into alternating current (AC) electricity to charge or operate power tools, laptops, cellphones, lighting, and other electronic devices one may use in field work. A dependable power source is essential for seamless on-the-go customer and business communication, as well as for efficiently executing installation, maintenance, and repair tasks that rely on electricity.
Power Take Off Units
These transmission, engine or driveline mounted units harness mechanical power from the vehicle's running engine to operate many kinds of onboard equipment a technician may use on the jobsite. A PTO may power hydraulic systems in heavy lifting or pulling equipment like cranes, winches and hoists, air compressors used in pneumatic tools, welders, or produce electricity for generators to operate power tools. They are most popular in applications that demand high power output and efficiency.
Welders
Fabricate or modify metal on-the-go with portable or mounted, fuel or engine driven welding equipment. This is useful for creating custom or replacing worn components, fixing structural issues, securing loose parts, or addressing damages to equipment and other items, whether for your own needs or as service to others. Knapheide can provide guidance, procure, and install the most suitable welder, factoring in materials frequently worked on, their thickness, and the technician's skill level.
Grill Guards
The primary purpose of grill guards is to provide protection to the vehicle's front end, especially the grill and headlights, from potential damage caused by collisions with animals, debris, or other objects. In rural or off-road settings, work vehicles are more susceptible to encounters with wildlife, and they help minimize the risk of damage. Grill guards also often come with mounting points, allowing work vehicles to be equipped with auxiliary lighting, winches, or other accessories.
Steps
Work vehicles are often large and elevated, making it challenging for individuals to access the cab or cargo area without assistance. Steps play a crucial role in providing a convenient means for drivers and operators to enter and exit while reducing the chances of physical strain or injury due to slipping or falling. The fixed or retractable accessories, available in varying lengths, allow for a more productive work environment for those interacting with these vehicles on a regular basis.
Trailer Hitches
Hitches are rear mounted connectors on commercial vehicles that allow operators to safely tow trailers filled with cargo. These are crucial because they significantly expand a vehicle's hauling capacity, enabling them to transport large quantities of goods, equipment, or materials needed for various business operations. Without hitches, commercial vehicles would be limited to their own bed capacity, hindering efficiency and potentially requiring additional trips.
Winches
Commercial vehicles, especially those engaging in off-road activities, may encounter challenging terrains or obstacles. A winch can be used for self-recovery or to assist other vehicles by providing the necessary pulling power to get them out of difficult situations. They can also be valuable in reaching, lifting or positioning a range of loads including heavy equipment, holding up structures temporarily, or handling large or bulk amounts of materials around the jobsite.
Backup Alarms
Backup alarms, also known as reversing alarms, are crucial safety devices for vehicles, especially those with large blind spots or frequently operating in areas with high foot traffic. They emit an audible warning sound when the vehicle is in reverse gear, alerting nearby pedestrians, cyclists, and other drivers of the vehicle's movement and potential danger zone. This helps to prevent collisions and accidents, particularly in situations where the driver might not have a clear view behind them. Knapheide and it's partners upfit many of the heavy equipment, industries and vehicles where backup alarms are an integral piece of safety equipment.
