In 1957 the light trucks received a new grille, while the design of medium and heavy duty trucks remained invariable. The new grille was standard white color, or extra-cost chromed. Cabs from this year received wrap-around rear windows for better...
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In 1955 the new LCF (Low-Cab-Forward) model came to replace old COE (Cab-Over-Engine). The stubby trucks were a cross between the conventional models and the true COEs. These trucks were designed to work in tight quarters, where a short wheelbase heavy...
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The two-wheel, front-drive Type 31 tractor was designed to motorize formerly horse-drawn steam fire engines and heavy ladder trucks. The Type 31 tractor was built in both four- and six-cylinder versions. The first 15 Type 31s were delivered to...
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The conception of the front-drive gasoline-electric hybrid ladders Type 13 / 16 has been used in the design of the front-drive gasoline aerial ladders Type 23 / 25 / 26 / 28 / 30. Type 23 (1914) was a front-drive tractor with a 4-cylinder engine...
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The front-drive tractor of the Type 18 was intended to install steam pumps. In 1913 the first model the Type 18 with 6-cylinder 100 hp was presented. A year later, a version with 4-cylinder engine was showed. In 1914 the company unveiled Type 21, Type...
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