ARM – A TruckCorp LLC Company carries the legacy of American Road Machinery, whose roots reach back to 1878 in Minerva, Ohio. Now based in Canton, the company works from a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing and upfit facility, developing purpose-built equipment around the practical needs of public-works departments and contractors. Its long history includes Emil J. Hank’s hands-on engineering approach and a reputation for turning operator problems into workable equipment designs.
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Royal Truck & EquipmentFounded in 1986 as a used-truck conversion shop in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, Royal Truck & Equipment has spent more than four decades developing a distinct focus on protecting crews in active work zones. The company now builds TMA trucks at its 60,000-square-foot Shoemakersville facility, where its safety-driven work led to North America’s first driverless attenuator truck deployment in 2017.SHOEMAKERSVILLE, PA
Brookville Equipment CorporationFamily-owned Brookville Equipment Corporation has been making American transportation equipment since 1918, when L.A. Leathers began fitting flanged rail wheels to gasoline-powered trucks in rural western Pennsylvania. Today, the Brookville, Pennsylvania manufacturer is known for custom-built equipment for demanding transit and underground work, with a vertically integrated operation and lifetime parts and service support.BROOKVILLE, PA
Reading TruckReading Truck began as a small body works shop in 1955 and has spent more than 70 years growing into a privately held American manufacturer of work truck bodies. Based in Reading, Pennsylvania, the company also helps businesses and fleets keep those vehicles working through its upfitting and service network.READING, PA
TrackmanFor more than 30 years, Trackman has built its reputation around rubber-track technology developed and manufactured in St. Marys, Ohio. Now part of American Rheinmetall, the company supplies durable track systems to farmers, contractors, and the U.S. Army, drawing on a St. Marys plant with rubber-production roots reaching back to 1940.ST MARYS, OH