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Strong, Straightforward, Dependable. Here’s a better way to build a cab - high visibility, great comfort and super low noise levels. All-in-all, it’s a great place for a driver to spend the day. We borrowed some philosophy on interior design from our brothers and sisters at Toyota to make it a complete package of the most necessary features—and then kept it simple and serviceable. Your drivers, technicians and accountants will love it.
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1. Strong Specs
Air conditioning is standard. So is a CD. Tilt and Telescoping steering column? Of course. Cruise control? Got it. Our goal was to make this a great place to spend the day - then make sure it makes business sense. We think you'll like the combination.
2. Wide Enough for the Team
Standard two person passenger seat and comfortable driver's seat. You can bring the team.
3. View of the Road We placed the driving position high to gain a wide perspective of the road while also maintaining a good feel for the corners of the hood.
Tough
Fully galvanized steel cab with extra rigidity for ride comfort and noise reduction. |
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4. A Study in Ergonomics
Everyone claims “ergonomic design” – it just sounds good. So instead of reading about it here, check out a Hino soon to see that, in this case, the study of reach and comfort really paid off.
5. Technicians will be Comfortable.
Everywhere you look in the Hino cab, the attention to serviceability detail is impressive. Service panels are easy to remove. Fuses are right out front where you can see and replace them.
6. Blue is Beautiful!
Part of the whole layout is the pleasing blue color. Easy on the eyes – doesn’t show the dirt. A nice change of pace. |
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