Utility vans come in various body lengths, roof heights, and varying features. This diagram calls out some of the key features of a utility van including compartments, conduit chute, and rack type. Other considerations include hitch types and trailer plugs which depend on hauling needs. The sides of the body can be used for advertising your business.
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Utility Van
Utility vans carry parts, tools and equipment to a job site for a contractor like an electrician or plumber, all while keeping everything out of the elements. The enclosed body of a utility van may even offer enough headroom to stand while working. This body type is also called a service van, enclosed service van, or plumber van.
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