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Whether you’re interested in truck parts because something has gone wrong with your big rig, or you’re working on a hobby truck, AnythingTruck is true to its name. From break valves to exhaust parts to lights, mirrors, safety equipment, and chrome parts designed to shine, AnythingTruck has anything you’re looking for.
Finding parts for your truck can be a headache if done traditionally. You may go to a mechanic, and end up with a higher bill because that mechanic chose to buy your part from a specialty store that provides the same part for twice the price. Or, you can spend precious time digging through junkyards or performing endless Google searches. Read more about aftermarket truck parts...
Now that technology has become so mobile and the trucker’s lifestyle so popular, today’s drivers have access to many cooking accessories. Coffee pots and drink warmers promise to keep the driver’s cup of coffee or hot chocolate steaming, while grills, waffle irons, griddles, and ranges offer the best in culinary excellence.
But if you’re not a chef, what are you to do? For most Americans, range or griddle cooking isn’t an every day occurrence. Instead, many of us are prone to sticking our food on a plate and popping that plate in the microwave. From leftovers to Ramen noodles, to TV dinners and other quick meals, the microwave is the most popular method of cooking among many who have a busy lifestyle. more on the Wavebox...
Let’s face it; driving a truck is not the cleanest job in the world. On wet days, it’s probably worthy of feature on Dirty Jobs. Not only do you track in mud, oil, dirt, and fuel from your stops at truck stops, but also you’re probably not always loading and unloading in the cleanest of areas. When you eat fast food or a sandwich that you made earlier in the day, you probably throw the wrapper on the passenger seat. You might even spy a can or two littering the floor.
In this world of messy living, trash, and debris, truckers don’t have to give up on keeping the floor of their cab spotlessly clean. A good floor mat can do the trick, but good floor mats for trucks are also hard to come by. That’s why the Nifty Catch All floor liner is a great product. Read more about Nifty...
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You can wear sunglasses or you can have your truck wear them for you. According to Weather Tech, their newest side wind deflectors are shields of UV protection while still allowing truckers to see easily see through their side windows. Weather Tech actually compares the windows to sunglasses.
And just like sunglasses, they have the ability to make you look good. According to Weather Tech, the side window deflectors are made of the highest quality acrylic material, and offer a sleek and stylish look. For either style or functional benefits, these window deflectors are perfect for the driver who has to sit for long hours in the sun.
Although truck drivers are used to operating their vehicles in almost any condition, a bright shining sun can be one of the most annoying and painful. The Weather Tech side window deflectors for big rigs are designed to alleviate that pressure. In addition, the deflectors allow drivers to enjoy the fresh air no matter the weather condition, as they are specially formulated to fight snow and rain. For the driver who likes a cooler interior on a hot, summer day, truckers can leave the windows open while parked thanks to the deflector’s ability to redirect precipitation. Truckers who use the deflectors on the road will also suffer less from road noises, allowing truckers to relax to their own music or other audio. More on Side Wind Deflectors...
Every truck should have a fire extinguisher. Although the event of a fire occurring is extremely rare, it is a piece of emergency equipment that no trucker can afford to be without. While fire extinguishers can be purchased from a variety of locations for a variety of uses, it is important to insure that you get a good, easy to use, fire extinguisher that can be put to the test and pass with flying colors.
No doubt in your training you had to watch an extremely boring video about fire extinguishers. Although it most likely put you to sleep, the video instructed you about the different types of fire extinguishers. While some extinguishers are still made for just certain types of fires, most can deal with any type of fire, from grease to brush. Read on about the FireAde 2000...
From truck stops to the Internet to specialty stores, companies have come up with quite a few gadgets that are perfect for truckers on the go. Whether they’re helping truckers to enhance their comfort, have some fun on the road, stay safe, or operate their vehicle more conveniently, these companies cater to the trucker’s needs.
But some of these products are so specialized that they can’t be used anywhere but inside the cab or truck bed. While truckers want to make their lives easier by purchasing these pieces of equipment, most don’t have the money to pick up every accessory on the market. And if they did, that would leave no cash left over for their hobbies. That’s why it’s great when truckers can buy accessories that help them out on the road and in their hobbies.
The new and improved Brite Light is one of those products. Perfect for the trucker who might get stuck on the road, this flashlight is great for the driver who is also a hunter, fisherman, outdoors man, mechanic, etc. Read more on the Brite Light...
Are you tired of having to climb into your truck and move boxes, then get back out of your truck and lift them with your forklift? Loading and unloading a truck is already the most perilous part of a trucker’s job. Luckily, technologies like the forklift have been developed in order to make that part of the trucker’s job even easier. But when the tips of the forks don’t reach the boxes, you’re back to square one.
That’s where ForkGrips come in. One of those inventions you swear you should have thought about, ForkGrips are pads that slip on the end of forklift prongs in order to pull boxes closer to you without having to get into the back of the truck. The ForkGrips are “incredibly useful,” as they can be used with many types of trucks, such as flat-bed trucks, box trucks, pick-up trucks, and the like.
Since the technology became available, truckers have used camera systems for a variety of reasons. Some of the most popular reasons include safety and security while parked, increased visibility, and protection against insurance companies and driving companies in the event of an accident. Now, truckers can have all three benefits with one product—the Windshield Cam.
Imagine being able to record on all sides of your truck with one simple truck camera. The Windshield Cam does this and even more. Truckers can record footage from both sides, the front, and the rear of the truck in color as they drive. This ability allows truckers a variety of advantages. First of all, truckers can be safe when passing, merging, backing up, or performing other maneuvers that require increased visibility. Although truckers rely on their training to make these moves, in addition to their standard equipment, many still worry about those hard-to-see maneuvers. The Windshield Cam can put these worries to rest by allowing truckers full visibility even in hard-to-see locations. Mor on the Windshield Cam...
