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Heil Environmental has sold its truck equipment business, consisting of the Heil Truck Equipment Group and Heil South distributorship, to Truck Bodies and Equipment International Inc., a portfolio company of Kirtland Capital Partners. Terms of the sale, announced Wednesday, Aug. 30, were not disclosed.

Heil says the sale enables it to concentrate all of its resources on continuing to build its core refuse business. Based in Chattanooga, Tenn., Heil manufactures a full line of refuse collection and recycling vehicles at its flagship manufacturing facility in Fort Payne, Ala. Parts Central, a Heil company, offers replacement parts for most refuse and recycling vehicle brands. Heil subsidiary Bayne Premium Lift Systems produces hydraulic refuse cart lifters in Greenville, S.C. Heil Europe manufactures refuse collection vehicles and replacement parts for the European market in Hillend, Scotland.

The Heil Truck Equipment Group manufactures and mounts a complete line of dump bodies, snow/ice bodies and hoists at its plant in Tishomingo, Miss. Products include the Yardbird, Sidewinder and HPT dump bodies featuring Heil’s patented DuraClass design. Heil South is a company-owned truck equipment distributorship in Austell, Ga., selling and servicing dump bodies, hoists, rolloffs and knuckleboom loaders.

“Heil has a long, proud history in the truck equipment business and our employees have done a great job of serving our customers,” says Michael Jobe, Heil president and chief executive officer. “After careful study, the Heil management team determined that we could best serve all of our customers by selling our truck equipment division and associated sales branch to a company that is exclusively focused on that market and its customers. This move allows us to likewise concentrate solely on the refuse customers that are the core of our business. Moving forward, all of our efforts will be centered on supplying haulers worldwide with the most innovative refuse collection and recycling vehicles, replacement parts and cart lifters that offer the overall lowest total cost of ownership.”

The sale includes Heil’s 204,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Tishomingo, the Heil South sales and service facility outside of Atlanta, and the use of certain intellectual property. The Heil Truck Equipment Group and Heil South are now part of TBEI, which was formed by Kirtland in 2005 by combining three major truck equipment companies: Crysteel Manufacturing, Ox Bodies and Rugby Manufacturing, adding Hardee Equipment Co. in 2006. TBEI’s corporate headquarters is in Eden Prairie, Minn.

“Heil dump bodies and equipment are recognized throughout the industry for their quality, design innovations and longevity,” says Dale Pilger, TBEI CEO. “We are very pleased to add this premier manufacturer to our roster so that we can continue to expand the wide range of high-performance products that we offer our customers across North America.”

The changeover will be virtually invisible to customers. TBEI has indicated that it will keep the manufacturing facility in Tishomingo open with its 140-person work force intact. Under the sales agreement, all existing orders will be filled, current vehicles will be supported and warranties now in effect will be honored. The truck equipment distributor network and sales force is expected to remain unchanged.

Heil South will be renamed TBEI Atlanta. TBEI has expressed plans to retain the distributorship’s 16 employees and continue to offer truck equipment products and services. The refuse collection vehicle sales force and other aspects for supporting customers of the refuse business will be moved from the TBEI Atlanta facility, and Heil intends to further increase its focus and efforts to continue growing its customer base in the Georgia refuse markets.

“TBEI is a true leader in the design, manufacture, delivery and service of truck bodies, hoists and other equipment,” Jobe says. “We know that our loyal truck equipment customers are in good hands.”

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Since 1991, Cylinders, Inc. has been proud to offer Heil hydraulic repairs to the Chicagoland area. Instead of simply replacing your Heil cylinder, our team works to identify the issues with the one you have, repairing and remanufacturing it to save you money.

Over the years, Heil cylinders will undergo expected wear and tear, however, this natural disintegration can hamper your everyday operations. To ensure performance stability, Cylinders, Inc. will repair any issues we find with your Heil cylinder. Not only is our team equipped to handle any repairs, but will additionally build you a custom cylinder when necessary.

Unique lift geometry: With a direct line to the hopper and no kick-out, the Rapid Rail can get in and out of tight spaces easily. The lift is automated and dumps using a straight-up, vertical motion. It can handle containers from 30 to 300 gallons. The specially formulated grabber gears virtually eliminate gear wear and can be cycled up to 1,000,000 times with virtually no evidence of wear.

Quiet and fuel efficient: Not only does the Rapid Rail not disturb the whole neighborhood thanks to the noise-reducing Operate-in-Gear-at-Idle system, it finishes routes 20 percent faster, saving up to a gallon of fuel per hour and reducing wear and tear on the lift assembly, chassis, engine, and transmission.

Easily accessed hydraulics: Installed in easy-to-service locations accessible from the ground, the twin-packer hydraulic cylinders are located under the body to protect them from refuse contamination.

No packer panel: The patented packer design of this Heil model continuously sweeps the hopper and packs the load so the operator can keep collecting without having to stop and run a cycle.

Enhanced visibility: Thanks to an outstanding visibility design, operators can drive from the preferred left-hand side of the truck and there is flexibility in selecting a cab style, either cab-over or conventional.

Easy to operate: The Rapid Rail was designed to be a simple but mighty side loader that delivers a smooth arm motion for the ultimate in operator friendliness. It is easy to operate and the only demand of the operator is to control the arm and let it do all the heavy lifting.

Heil has redefined how refuse is collected, packed, and dumped. Their many models of automated side load garbage trucks allow municipalities and independent garbage and recycling collectors to select the machine that has the features ideal for their needs, such as:

The Heil Rapid Rail is an industry standard to which all other trash trucks are compared. Dependable, tough, fast, structurally sound, and highly productive, this model is an excellent automated option for large and small waste-hauling fleets alike. Its capacity and cycle time combine for incredible efficiency, and its light weight allows it to perform for speed, collecting from over 1,000 homes a day.

Get more information about all Heil models from Bell Equipment, trusted dealer of Heil machines in Michigan and Ohio. Contact us to discuss the side loader that is right for your fleet.