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FEVA buys 75 Freightliner Business Class M2 106s

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Freightliner Trucks announced that Forestry Equipment of Virginia has purchased 75 Freightliner Business Class M2 106 trucks. Based in Forest, Va., FEVA specializes in mounting aerial lifts for the forestry industry. The final-stage manufacturer assembles its own trucks, and is the only forestry equipment manufacturer that stocks finished trucks. Its inventory includes six standard trucks, including rear mounted and forestry units.

“Durability is so important to our customers – they require trucks that can withstand adverse off-road conditions,” says Bob Dray, FEVA sales and marketing manager. “From its aluminum chassis to the multiplex wiring system to the safety features, the M2 106 is the right fit for all of our needs.”

The Freightliner Business Class M2 106 features a 2,500-square inch windshield, a low-profile dash and sloped hood for added visibility. Comfort features such as wide door openings and low step-in heights enhance overall driver safety and productivity. A 55-degree wheel cut, set-back front axle and swept-back bumper contribute to the truck’s maneuverability – suitable for forestry applications.

“The M2 106 is lightweight and sturdy, and is equipped with several features that are important to this industry,” says Melissa Clausen, director of product marketing for Freightliner Trucks, based in Portland, Ore. “The forestry sector is an emerging market for Freightliner, and we know that FEVA and its customers will be impressed with the Business Class M2 106.”