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Tow Vehicle
Portec Pathfinder has introduced the PFT15 Tow Vehicle, which is designed for material transport in a variety of operations requiring loads up to 15,000 lbs. The PFT 15 consists of a durable chassis with state-of-the-art electronics for years of maintenance free operation. By adding the right trailer with a variety of roller decks, the PFT15 will deliver safe, accurate performance in most environments. A Laser Bumper has also been incorporated into the design of the PFT15. In addition to the new PFT15, Pathfinder has introduced the PF Scout Load Carrier. The PF Scout ULC provides a variety of load capabilities handled directly from the vehicle deck. Its ability to navigate freely in tight and constricted space makes the delivery and pick-up of product and materials easy and effective. The Laser Bumper has also been incorporated into the PF Scout ULC design....more
- 04/01/2005
Portec Pathfinder has introduced the PFT15 Tow Vehicle, which is designed for material transport in a variety of operations requiring loads up to 15,000 lbs. The PFT 15 consists of a durable chassis with state-of-the-art electronics for years of maintenance free operation. By adding the right trailer with a variety of roller decks, the PFT15 will deliver safe, accurate performance in most environments. A Laser Bumper has also been incorporated into the design of the PFT15. In addition to the new PFT15, Pathfinder has introduced the PF Scout Load Carrier. The PF Scout ULC provides a variety of load capabilities handled directly from the vehicle deck. Its ability to navigate freely in tight and constricted space makes the delivery and pick-up of product and materials easy and effective. The Laser Bumper has also been incorporated into the PF Scout ULC design....more
- 04/01/2005
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