• Extended daycab puts accent on roominess

    Kenworth Truck Co's new extended daycab for its T600, T800, and W900 models adds 6" to cab length, mounts the seat 2" further back from the steering wheel,
    April 1, 2002

    Kenworth Truck Co's new extended daycab for its T600, T800, and W900 models adds 6" to cab length, mounts the seat 2" further back from the steering wheel, and offers a seat recline up to 21°. The extended daycab increases storage by 2¼ cubic feet on the rear wall. It also offers another 3" of headroom, has an option for Kenworth proprietary corner windows, and will be available with back-of-cab- and side-of-cab-mounted exhaust.

    According to Kenworth, the extended daycab has only a slight weight increase over the current cab. The company is targeting the extended daycab for those involved in fuel and regional hauling, pick-up and delivery, dump trucks and mixers, and logging. Production availability is planned for fourth-quarter 2002. For more information, contact Kenworth, PO Box 1000, Kirkland WA 98083-1000.

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