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Western Hauler Trucks
April 11th, 2009 by
Power: All truck drivers love this one word. Regardless of what type of truck is driven, from a pickup truck to a semi truck power is the one thing that sets truck drivers apart from every other driver on the road. This could be one reason why people are drawn to western hauler trucks, because with their large cabs and elongated trailers a western hauler truck even without a trailer represents the ability to pull what they like whenever they want. By now, you may be wondering what exactly a western hauler truck is if you have never heard the term before. Hopefully when you finish reading, you will have a pretty good idea!
Well, chances are that you have seen a western hauler truck before and would easily recognize it even if you are not familiar with the name. The easiest trait to spot on a western hauler truck is the cab, because they have a front seat and a backseat, which is very different to most pickup trucks. The significant feature is that each row of seats has its own door and is full sized to meet ever driver and passenger’s needs. So in essence, western hauler trucks are a sedan combined with a truck’s power.

The difference of course is that even with the extended cab western hauler trucks still have the appearance of a truck. Given that the cab of a truck sits higher it makes the entire truck look much more powerful and its long structure, since it still has an elongated bed, makes the entire truck look like a force to be reckoned with. This is one reason why serious semi truck drivers also love purchasing western hauler trucks, because even when they are not pulling a trailer they still look like a force to be reckoned with while on the road.
Due to the design of western hauler trucks they have the ability to pull almost anything that can be taken on the road. From semi trailers to houses to large boats, you will never experience a problem hauling anything if you own a western hauler truck. The added weight of an extended cab gives western hauler trucks force behind their raw horsepower making a haul that would usually strain a truck engine seem virtually weightless. This not only makes hauling easier on your vehicle, but also allows the driver to have more control over their truck and load.
Of course, western hauler trucks are not for the faint hearted. While it may be tempting to jump in one and try it out you have to keep in mind that with a larger car comes a higher degree of road experience. Given its larger size, navigating the road can be harder than in a typical truck and you must be prepared for less visibility while driving western hauler trucks. However, if you do not feel like these limitations pose a problem then the payoff in return is the power to do what you like on the road!
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Western Star Trucks
October 12th, 2007 by Shenron
Heavy-duty custom trucks for long haul and vocational applications are the basis of Western Star Trucks. They design, manufacture, and distribute these types of custom trucks just for you to have the perfect ride. The Western Star Truck company is known for the high quality and distinctive line of premium trucks that it possesses. With the belief that the driver is the most valuable asset in trucking, the Western Star Truck Company was founded. They believe that in the trucking industry, the driver is best. And with a good driver must come the high quality trucks that can be managed with Western Star Trucks. Its roots can be traced to 1967, when the Western Star Trucks began with engineering and operations located at company headquarters in Cleveland Ohio and its production in Canada. Growing demands from the customers for mining, logging, and oil field heavy-duty trucks, brought the Western Star plant to eventually become 250,000 square feet of manufacturing space and 50,000 square feet of just-in-time warehousing. Improvements were made in efficiency and with the growth of scientific technologies, the engineering and manufacturing of the custom-built Class 8 trucks were for vocational applications.
For the manufacturing and producing, the premium highway trucks offer the Long Haul, Bulk Haul, Auto Haul, and Expediter. These are the serious trucks made for the serious truckers. The severe/extreme duty involves the Twin Steer, Military, Oilfield, Mining, Logging, Fire/Ems, and towing/recovery models. These trucks are custom made for you and the trade that you are in, whether hard labor, deliveries, or just unloading and loading things that must be transported, the severe and/or extreme duty models are the best for you. The newest Stratosphere Star Light Sleepers are out of this universe. A blending of the traditional and the unique of models came out with this truck. There is an owner-operator feel and look that you always fell in love with for the sleepers. Elite trucks are built today with quality walk-through design, uniqueness, and the workmanship that you must be supplied.
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