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  • TRUCK ACCESSORY & EQUIPMENT INSTALLER | Truck Equipment, Inc.

    We are looking for qualified individuals to join our team today. Apply for our truck accessory and equipment installer position today and get started on your new career. TRUCK ACCESSORY & EQUIPMENT INSTALLER This person will be required to install service bodies, platforms, dumps and van packages, hoists, electrical components and circuits, cranes, aerial lifts, snowplows, ladder racks and other light mechanical assembly. Truck Accessory and Equipment Installer Expectation Statements: This person will need to read work instructions and installations directions, gather materials, properly build the equipment, and test its performance before delivering the unit to a final product audit. Truck Accessory and Equipment Installer Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Ability to read schematics, diagrams and blueprints Meet production standards Strong mechanical background Ability to work independently and in a team environment Able to provide own tools Positive attitude and willing to learn Progressive assembly line capabilities Work safely in a production environment wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when required Regular and predictable attendance Ability to interact with others Preferred Experience and Training: Previous work in an assembly environment Previous experience working against timed job standards and a proven record of being able to meet completion standards Attention to detail in every aspect of the job Able to maintain a neat, clean and organized work area Equipment, Tools Used to Perform the Essential/Preferred Duties and Responsibilities: Hand tools - pneumatic and battery operated Cutting torch Overhead cranes Grinders Plasma Cutter Welders Physical Requirements: Normal standing, walking, bending and twisting as necessary to perform job duties Use of hand tools Exposed to normal seasonal temperatures Lifting/moving up to 75 pounds Education Requirements: High School or GED Type: Full-time Salary: $20.00 - $28.00 per hour Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off Schedule: 8 hour shift Monday to Friday Overtime Weekend availability Supplemental Pay Types: Bonus pay Ability to Commute/Relocate: Des Moines, IA 50313: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required) Experience: Auto/Truck Mechanical: 1 year (Required) Language: English (Required) Work Location: One location

  • SUSPENSIONS | Truck Equipment Inc.

    Iowa's premier suspensions dealer selling Silent Drive suspensions. Call today or stop in! SUSPENSIONS SEE MORE Silent Drive Expect the most complete product line, capacities from 8,000 to 30,000 pounds, axle lifts from 6 to 18 inches, patented Uroflex pull arm bushings, and excellent customer service from the industry leader.

  • Truck Equipment Inc. | Des Moines, IA

    Truck Equipment, Inc. is central Iowa's premier truck equipment dealer founded in 1970, selling a wide variety of truck equipment and parts to get your work truck ready and on the road. All New PILE DRIVER XL Learn More USED EQUIPMENT Check out our used equipment inventory. FULL PARTS INVENTORY Check out our showroom in store full of the parts you need to get to work. WORK READY TRUCKS Why reinvent the wheel? Check out the work ready trucks waiting for you. KEEP INFORMED Receive our quarterly newsletter, The Upfitter, and keep current on all things Truck Equipment. SIGN UP Thanks for signing up! QUALITY PRODUCTS DEPENDABLE SERVICES VIEW OUR GALLERY GET IN TOUCH SEE MORE SEE MORE SEE MORE SEE MORE FEATURED PRODUCTS Quick View 72560 HEADLIGHT KIT, LED CONVERSION Out of Stock Quick View 96400 MULTI-POSITION PLOW JY CONTROL Out of Stock Quick View 69826-2 ADAPTER KIT, RELAY PARK LIGHT Add to Cart Quick View 29051 HARNESS KIT, H/L, 2B/2D/HB2 Out of Stock Quick View 74039 QUAD SOFT START ADAPTER KIT Out of Stock Quick View 90730 FUSE KIT, 200 AMP Out of Stock Quick View 49532 HOSE 3/8 X 36 W/ FJIC ENDS Out of Stock Quick View 5572 5/8-11X2 CARRIAGE BOLT G5 Out of Stock Quick View 56369 JOYSTICK CONTROL KIT, U Out of Stock Quick View 38800 HEADLIGHT KIT, H9/H11, PAIR Out of Stock Quick View 29400-7 HARNESS KIT, H/L, HB3/H11 Add to Cart Quick View 78490 GM FIELD ADAPTER KIT Out of Stock Quick View 85200 UTV HANDHELD CONTROL Out of Stock Quick View 29400-7 HARNESS KIT, H/L, HB3/H11 Add to Cart Quick View 29050 HARNESS KIT, H/L, HB5/HB1-HB5 Out of Stock Quick View 69892-1 HARNESS KIT, 7 WIRE Add to Cart RECENT NEWS 2026 Summer Hours Truck Equipment is beginning our annual 2026 summer seasonal hours. Seasonal Equipment Maintenance: Are your plow and spreader ready for the weather? The snowy season is off to a strong start this year. Are you ready? 2025 Holiday Hours The 2025 holiday season is quickly approaching. Here are our special hours for the upcoming holidays.

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  • 2026 Summer Hours

    Truck Equipment is beginning our annual 2026 summer seasonal hours. We will be open Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. starting Tuesday, May 26th. Thank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you.

  • Seasonal Equipment Maintenance: Are your plow and spreader ready for the weather?

    The snowy season is off to a strong start this year. It's crucial that you inspect, service and clean your snow removal equipment as early in the season as possible to avoid higher repair and maintenance costs in the future. Here are some helpful tips to ensure your equipment is ready to work all season long. SNOWPLOW MAINTENANCE Replace all damaged or worn parts. Check all fasteners: with regular usage, they may become loose, so tightening them up is necessary. Check cotter pins and welds: read your owner's manual for instructions on how to do this properly. Adjust trip springs: you must adjust the trip springs to confirm they are set correctly. You should be able to slide a piece of paper between the second and third springs. Look the plow over for areas that may need to be greased. Greased areas may differ depending on the plow. For example, the Western PRODIGY has two areas. Cutting edges should be inspected for uneven wear: the length of the cutting edge should depend on the driver's experience, ground surface type, etc. If it is worn too far, it will begin to wear on the actual blade. Check electrical routing and connections for bends, rubbing, or cuts; replace or adjust these prior to usage as needed. Add dielectric grease to all connectors: this will prevent corrosion and attain a proper seal. If this is not done, it could be costly down the road. Check all hydraulic hoses for leaks, cracks or damages. Also, verify that they are hooked up correctly. Drain and replace hydraulic fluid in the unit yearly. This will ensure the quality of the fluid is always at its best. Verify all snowplow functions are working properly, including the raise, angle left, angle right, and lower. Ensure headlamps are providing ample illumination. Test the battery and charge or replace if needed. Make sure the plow mount is correct. Ensure your vehicle is properly maintained as well. Ensure oil changes are performed, and the brakes, etc. are all in working condition. SPREADER MAINTENANCE With the hopper spreader in the upright position, lubricate the bed chain and ensure that it is set to the proper tension by grasping the bed chain and checking for one to three inches of chain deflection. Once the spreader is in the vehicle, attach the shoot (check your manual for proper positioning). Bolt it to the frame of the vehicle. Make sure bearings are greased on the spreader and chute and lubricate before each use. Change gear oil in gear box annually to prevent buildup of moisture in the gear box. Check the drive motor chain to ensure it is lubricated and set to the proper tension. Under the hood of the vehicle, verify the power cables are installed directly to the battery. Ensure the terminals are clean. Inspect the 100 amp fuse and apply dielectric grease. Inspect harnesses to ensure they are well-secured and remain away from hot or moving components. At the rear, ensure electrical harnesses are routed free from sharp edges, heat source, and moving parts. All connectors should be checked for damage or corrosion. In season, apply dielectric grease after each use. Inspect electrical connections to ensure they are tight. Test run your hopper spreader to ensure it's running properly. Visit www.westernplows.com for more information on preseason maintenance on Western equipment, and www.snowexproducts.com for information on SnowEx plows and spreaders. Happy winter season!

  • 2025 Holiday Hours

    The 2025 holiday season is quickly approaching. Here are our special hours for the upcoming holidays. THUR. 11/27 | CLOSED FRI. 11/28 | CLOSED SAT. 11/29 |   8 a.m. - noon WED. 12/24 | 7:30 a.m. - noon THUR. 12/25 | CLOSED THUR. 01/01 | CLOSED Thank you for your understanding, and have a safe, happy holiday season.

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  • BATTERY CHANGE

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