Patch Management uses our 5000 series valves on their trucks. Every Pothole Killer truck has three valves that they purchase from ABCO and without those valves, the truck could not possibly do what it is intended to do. The boom on the truck contains 2 of your valves that control the flow of air, coolant, emulsion and a flush agent.
The photo called Autocar Truck 160 is a picture of our PK 2000 truck, AKA the Pothole Killer truck. Every Pothole Killer truck has three of the valves that we purchase from Anderson Brass and without those valves, the truck could not possibly do what it is intended to do. The boom on the truck contains 2 of your valves that control the flow of air, coolant, emulsion and a flush agent. Valves must be positioned correctly to allow the proper function to occur. The valves can be manually operated by the operator having to turn them by hand, or they can be fully automated using electrical actuators to turn the valve handle to the proper position.
We purchase these valves from Anderson Brass because of the long standing working relationship we have and because the valves are durable and cost effective compared to other vales that cost three to four times as much.
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