Tackle the most demanding jobs in style. The Pro-Max looks as great as it performs. The body is fully welded into a strong, solid unit. Some of the features include: dirt-shedding boxed top rail, full depth rear corner posts and massive 6 panel tailgate.
The classy Pro-Max combines great looks and great strength with rugged durability.
The Underbody Hoist is a solid design Class 50 Series, that combines solid reliability with superior load lifting power. The 1/4" AR-400 crossmemberless floor is supported by trapezoidal longitudinals that span the entire length of the floor.
The exceptional durability of the Pro-Max is enhanced by the standard 6-panel tailgate, full depth rear corner posts, and flush mounted tailgate hinges.
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Pro Max Dump Body. Superior Strength Combined With A Great Design - Pro-Max Series Body Delivers!
To automate the old style of manually harvesting onions, the company’s founders developed and patented a mechanical harvester. The unique design used the principle of “air flow” to operate the harvester. Their design changed the way onions were harvested and although Air-Flo no longer builds harvesters, that same basic design is still in use today.
In the 1960’s, Air-Flo moved into the manufacturing of truck equipment with the introduction of ice control spreaders. By the 1980’s, Air-Flo added dump truck bodies and the now very popular Flo N’ Dump multi-purpose dump body to their growing line of truck equipment. As the manufacturing business grew, Air-Flo began to grow out of their facility in Prattsburgh, NY.
In 2000, Air-Flo expanded their manufacturing facilities by opening a new plant in Elmira, NY. The Elmira plant is dedicated to manufacturing Air-Flo’s highly popular Pro-Class® and Pro-Max® dump bodies as well as our new product introduction for 2006, the Quick-Silver™ Snow Plow.
Air-Flo’s growth and success is attributed to the company’s manufacturing core objectives that the original founding brothers developed. The focus on innovative design, quality construction, and competitive pricing has served the company well in the past, and continues as a guide today. The company is still family owned and operated by the second generation of Musso brothers. As Air-Flo looks toward the future, with an eye to its core manufacturing values, the outlook is very promising as the company continues to develop and build products for the truck equipment industry.
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