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Aspen Equipment has added Switch-N-Go to give customers versatility and flexibility in their work truck investment.

In a move to expand its capabilities to serve customers, Aspen Equipment has added Switch-N-Go to give customers versatility and flexibility in their work truck investment.

Switch-N-Go truck bodies enable companies to operate with fewer trucks. The interchangeable work truck bodies can be staged on job sites, so companies can switch over their truck configuration to meet a current application need, according to Aspen.

"Aspen Equipment is committed to helping its customers maximize their investments, and adding Switch-N-Go gives us another way to help them become more versatile and more profitable," said Molly Nelson, new product development manager of Aspen Equipment. "The goal is to help them take on more jobs by adapting their trucks to current needs, rather than purchasing additional new trucks."

Aspen Equipment has decades of experience in truck upfitting, equipment sales and rentals and aftersales service and support for many industries, including contractors, landscapers, tree care, railroad and more. With an Aspen-built upfit, customers get a product that is professionally installed, with product parts and support from the company's skilled technicians, according to Aspen.

Switch-N-Go options include drop box and dumpster bodies, platform and equipment bodies, enclosed bodies, arbor bodies and more. Bodies can be switched in an average of three minutes with single-handed, push-button operation, according to Aspen.

"We very much look forward to working with and supporting Aspen Equipment," said Switch-N-Go Sales Manager Jim Baker. "Switch-N-Go offers a unique product line. The truck bodies do very well with small trash, landscaping, and municipal markets. With the high cost of new trucks today, adding this flexibility to current truck fleets adds tremendous value."

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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