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Coover Trucking uses primarily Gardner Denver blowers, but the carrier has tried some Tuthill blowers on new tractors.

Coover Trucking uses primarily Gardner Denver blowers, but the carrier has tried some Tuthill blowers on new tractors.

With its 14 tractors and 14 dry bulkers, Coover Trucking Inc hauls cement and related products throughout Kansas and into the surrounding states. A diverse customer base generates business virtually year-round. The fleet operates out of facilities in ErieCoover Trucking Inc is a family operation. Family members include [from left] Dave Coover and his cousin Mike.While full-service leasing has proved to be beneficial, Coover Trucking plans to continue running some company-owned tractors. The cement hauler currently owns six of the 14 tractors in the fleet.Cement trailers are specified for a maximum payload of at least 55,000 pounds. Coover trucking orders most of its trailers with 1,000-cu-ft or 1,040-cu-ft capacity.
Weight-saving specifications include a single 120-gallon fuel tank on tractors.Coover Trucking uses primarily Gardner Denver blowers, but the carrier has tried some Tuthill blowers on new tractors.Cat’s Eye tire-pressure monitoring units are specified on Coover Trucking’s tractors and trailers.Drivers refuel tractors from this 12,000-gallon storage tank at Coover Trucking’s Humboldt KS terminal. Diesel fuel also is available at the Erie KS location.

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