PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS
Raybestos BRAKE HOSES FOR TYPE C SCHOOL BUSES
www.raybestos.com 800/905-2240 Ext. 24103 A new line of premium brake hoses fit
Blue Bird and Tomas Built Buses Type C conventionals. Each part is engineered to help demanding fleets endure severe conditions and provide exceptional cost- p e r -m il e value. Ray- bestos all
said four part
numb e r s , were in stock and available at this writ- ing from local
distributors. A full assortment of friction, rotors, calipers and master cylinders un- dergo systematic testing and on-going validation also meet or exceed OE re- quirements for safety and performance.
SafetyTrim WHEEL NUT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
www.safetytrimworldwide.com SafetyTrim
is now offering four-, five- and six-stud versions of its wheel safety products for medium- duty buses in addition to the
original eight- and 10-stud trims for heavy duty truck and trailers. Te SafetyTrim ring is pressed on the wheel and becomes an integral part of the wheel rim assembly. In operation the “At-Glance” Safety Device provides an individual visual signal by means of a fluorescent marker when a nut is back- ing off. Simultaneously the offending nut is “Locked” in position to prevent further back-off.
Heavy Duty Bus Parts DIRECTBUY
www.directbus.com 800/905-2240 Ext. 24158
Heavy Duty Bus Parts, Inc., recently
unveiled DirectBuy online at DirectBus. com. DirectBuy is an on-going promotion that features one item that is drastically reduced in price for 24 hours. Essentially, customers purchase products at cost, plus shipping and handling. Last month, DirectBuy featured the UltraLED lamps during the entire month of April. Includ- ed in the DirectBuy April line-up was the 9500AL UltraLED Stop Arm Lamp, effec- tive for reducing illegal passing, extensive product life and quick installation.
60 School Transportation News Magazine May 2011
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