Peterbilt 567 Adds Front Frame Mounting Package
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Peterbilt rolled out a front frame mounting package for the ’s set-forward axle, targeting faster upfits on new orders.
The company . The provisions add front frame equipment mounting points intended to simplify configuration and give body builders more flexibility across vocational applications.
Peterbilt said the mounts provide a framework for accessories such as snowplows, outriggers and hose reels.
“The front frame structure of a vehicle plays a vital role for various body builder componentry that can transform the vehicle into a customized vocational workhorse,” said Erik Johnson, assistant general manager of sales and marketing. “This latest offering illustrates Peterbilt’s commitment to tailoring solutions that align with the unique demands of our customers’ operations.”
A 567 with the front frame mounting package. (Peterbilt)
The 567 includes a standard 2.1-meter cab and a broad selection of engines, including Paccar MX engines and a near-zero-emission Cummins natural gas option. Multiple transmission configurations are offered to suit different applications, and the interior is described as focused on driver comfort and productivity.
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The truck’s sloped hood design is intended to provide enhanced visibility and a more aerodynamic profile for improved fuel efficiency. The new front frame structure is offered for the set-forward axle and is meant to make the vehicle more adaptable to specialized equipment requirements.
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