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Page 1: INTRODUCING THE MAXLE - Silent Drive by Dexter

MAXLE®INTRODUCINGTHE

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HowDoIMaximizeMyPayloadPAST:

q Trucksandbodieswerebuiltsmallerq Couldmaxyourcapacityandbelegalweightq Federalbridgelawswerenotenforced

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HowDoIMaximizeMyPayloadPRESENT:

q Trucksandbodiesarelargerq Can’tmaxyourloadwithoutbeingoverweightq Answeraddloadcarryingaxlesq Stillhadaproblemwithoverallbridgetomax

outcapacity

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HowDoIMaximizeMyPayloadFUTURE:

q Needtolengthenthebridgewithloadcarryingaxle

q Butnotinhibittheoperationofthetruckq Puttheaxlewhereitpaysthemost!

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IntroducingMAXLE®

DB series

FL series

FM series

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MAXLE®-DBForDumpBodies

q Doesnotimpedeloadingordumpingapplicationswhilestowedinupposition

q RaisesandlowerswithstandardPTOq Airridesuspensionforasofterrideq 80inchtracksteeraxleoffersmaximum

stability

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MAXLE®-DBq 7 Axle Super

Dump

q 80,000 lb. GVW Federal Bridge

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MAXLE®-DB DoesNotRestrictUnloadingInto

Paver!

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MAXLE®-DBFull Body Open For Loading With MAXLE® Raised

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MAXLE® vs. Competitionq Airridesuspensionvs.hydraulicpressurefor

smootherandsaferrideq Lightweighttomaximizeproductiveprofiton

increasedpayloadq Totalmodularunitizedconstructionoffers

reducedinstallationtimeandcostq Allowssideloadingwhileraisedq Improvedstabilityfordrivercomfortand

confidence

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LoadStabilityMAXLE® CompetitionOncehydrauliccylindersaredown,theairride Nitrogenfilledaccumulatedcylinderscarrytheloadsuspensioncarriestheloadthroughbumpsanddips. throughbumpsanddips.

Airridecarriestheloadof12,000lbs.Iftireblows Livepoweredhydraulicscarrytheloadof12,000lbs.thecylinderswillnottakeoverandjabrimsintothe andkeepsapplyingpressuretotheaxle,evenifatireground,becauseunitisnotdrivenbylivehydraulics. blows,thusforcingaxletotheground.Maycausean

unstabletruck.

80"trackaxleforstabilityanddrivervisibility 60"trackaxle

RunsoffthesameP.T.O.asthedumpbody, Requireslivehydraulics100%ofthetimetomaintainrequiringpowerwhenyouwanttoraiseorlower. pressuretotheaxle.Requiringseparatepump

fromthehoistpumpjusttorunthesystem.

IntheuppositiontheMAXLE® Inuppositionthewheelsimpededoesnotimpedeloadingapplications. mostloadingapplications.

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RearviewofAirRideFull 80” track axle

Load supported by Air Springs at frame width for stability

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AxleTravelWhentravelingthroughaseveredipthecylinderswillcontractafewinchesuntilpressuresexceedasafelevel.TheMAXLE®willthenreleasenotifyingthedriverthattheMAXLE®isde-energized.WhenthedriveristhroughthediptheypushthedownswitchpoweringdowntheMAXLE®again.

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MAXLE® Prerequisitesq MAXLE®shouldbesuppliedwithaminimumof15GPMofflowfroma

solenoidoperatedmotorspooltypecontrolvalvewheretheAandBportsgotothetankinthecenterposition.Thiscaneitherbeastandalonevalveorandadditionalsectioninastackvalve.

q Overallreliefshouldbesetat2500psiminimum.

q Hydrauliccircuitshouldhavea10micronabsolutereturnlinefilterinstalledalongwitha10micronbreatherelementonthehydraulictank.

q SilentDriveleavesthedesignofthehoiststrictlyuptothehoistmanufacturer,experiencehasshownthattheextraweightoftheMAXLE®-DBusuallyrequiresadoubleactinghoisttolowerthebody.

q Customerneedstosupplyfour2inchhingepinsformountingtheMAXLE®.

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IncludedWith

MAXLE®-DBPackageq Controltower

q Accumulatorwithapre-chargeof2100psi

q ValveBlock

q MAXLE®-DBFrame(assembled),swivelframe,airridesuspensionwhub&drums,additionalairtank,lights,airlines,2hydrauliccylinders,aircylinder,airvalvesolenoid,andispre-wiredforlighthookuptotruck.

q AirControl

q FendersandMud-flaps

q AllWarningDecals

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MAXLE®-izeq Getthemostofeverytripyoumake

Maximizeyourloadcapacityoneverytrip

q Bodyhas100%productutilization(DBandFLunits)

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TypicalGenericChassisSetup

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TypicalGenericChassisSetup

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Withextrapayload,ownerstellustheyhavecustomersrequestingthetruckwiththeMAXLE®!

OwnerFeedback

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ROIWorksheet- ShortHaulMAXLE®-DBq TruckwithMAXLE®(6axles,36’bridge)vs.withoutMAXLE®(5axles,24’bridge)

q AdditionalcostfortruckwiththeMAXLE®$30,000

q ExtrapayloadwiththeMAXLE®=5ton

q ShortHaul(5to10miles)

q Revenue=$1.50perton

q Averageof18loadsperday

q Workweek=6days

q $1.50x5ton=$7.50morerevenueperload

q $7.50x18loadsperday=$135.00perday,$135.00x5days=$675.00perweek

q $30,000/$675=44.4weeksofworktopaybackcostoftheMAXLE®

q 1season!

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ROIWorksheet- ShortHaulq MAXLE®-DB,statesthatallowamax.of4axles

q TruckwithMAXLE®(4axles,36’bridge)vs.Regular(3axle,20’bridge)q AdditionalcostfortruckwiththeMAXLE®=$30,000q ExtrapayloadwiththeMAXLE®=5ton

q ShortHaul(5to10miles)

q Revenue=$1.50perton

q Averageof18loadsperday

q Workweek=5days

q $1.50x5ton=$7.50revenueperload

q $7.50x18loadsperday=$135.00perday,$135.00x5days=$675.00per

week

q $30,000/$675=44.4weeksofworktopaybackcostoftheMAXLE®

q Stilllessthan1season!

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ROIWorksheet- LongHaulq MAXLE®-DB

q TruckwithMAXLE®(6axles,36’bridge)vs.withoutMAXLE®(5axles,24’bridge)

q AdditionalcostfortruckwiththeMAXLE®$30,000

q ExtrapayloadwiththeMAXLE®=5ton

q LongHaul(averageof30loadedmiles)

q Revenue=$.11pertonperloadedmile

q Averageof8loadsperday

q Workweek=5days

q $.11x5tonx30miles=$16.50morerevenueperload

q $16.50x8loadsperday=$132.00perday,$132.00x5days=$660.00perweek

q $30,000/$660=45.5weeksofworktopaybackcostoftheMAXLE®

q 1Season!

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ROI Worksheet - Long Haulq MAXLE®- DB,statesthatallowamax.of4axles

q TruckwithMAXLE®(4axles,36’bridge)vs.Regular(3axle,20’bridge)

q AdditionalcostfortruckwiththeMAXLE®=$30,000

q ExtrapayloadwiththeMAXLE®=5tonq LongHaul(averageof30loadedmiles)

q Revenue=$.11pertonperloadedmile

q Averageof8loadsperday

q Workweek=5days

q $.11x5tonx30miles=$16.50morerevenueperload

q $16.50x8loadsperday=$132.00perday,$132.00x5days=$660.00perweek

q $30,000/$660=45.5weeksofworktopaybackcostoftheMAXLE®

q Stilllessthan1Season!

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Distribution

q MAXLE®-DBseries,mustbecoordinatedwithbodymanufacturer

q MaybeinstalledatdistributorifbodyisdesignedtoaccepttheMAXLE®-DB

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MAXLE®