The next generation articulating multi-purpose truck (AMT) from ARDCO features a modular back end platform that offers the ability to customize attachments to suit any work environment, from urban construction projects to extreme off-road job sites.

Following in the tradition of the K 4x4 and K 6x6 off-road transportation platforms, the next generation articulating multi-purpose truck (AMT) from ARDCO features a modular back end platform that offers the ability to customize attachments to suit any work environment, from urban construction projects to extreme off-road job sites.

Adaptable to numerous applications, the powerful and rugged AMT is highlighted by a convenient, easy-to-use universal attachment system that is designed to accept a wide array of equipment. Available configurations include a flat bed, water tank, fuel tank, service and lubrication bed, utility bed, personnel carrier and many more.

Multiple tire choices and other custom options help further configure the machine to various work conditions. The AMT can navigate difficult terrain and work in any environment, including construction, desert, forest, mountains, artic, swamp and railroad, according to the manufacturer.

ARDCO is part of the Pettibone LLC Heavy Equipment Group. Founded in 1955, ARDCO has become widely accepted as the off-road equipment standard. What started as 4x4 buggies has transformed into a full line of wheeled, tracked and amphibious vehicles and airboats, equipped with platforms designed for a variety of hauling, drilling and countless other applications.

For more information, visit www.ardcomfg.com.

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