Mack Trucks intoduced its series of CH trucks in 1988 for their highway models. In 1990, Mack Trucks, Inc. beccame a wholly-owned subsidiary of Renault V.I. The company became one of North America's largest producers of heavy-duty diesel trucks, in addition to major product components, and is an integral member of the worldwide Renault Group.
Mack came out with its fleet of refuse trucks in 1994 under the LE brand and, later in 1999, Mack released the Vision highway trucks. On December 18, 2000 the United States Department of Justice approved the acquisition of Mack by AB Volvo, Sweden.
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 1959 Mack B-81 |
 1978 Mack DM686 |
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 1998 Mack Tri-Axle |
 1973 Mack RS700L |
 1988 Mack RD686 |
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 1988 Mack RD686S |
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 1995 Mack Midliner |
The three pictures below, with credit to Marcel Larouche, Generic Tractor Service, show the versatility of a Mack truck! Every day, the world turns with thousands of truck drivers
taking responsibility for such tractor service jobs. |
 Mack Transporting
Concrete Column |
 Mack Truck Transporting Trusses |
 Mack Transporting
Bulk Loads |
In 1893, Jack Mack and his brother Augustus bought and developed a wagon and carriage building business in Brooklyn, New York. They
gained a reputation as skilled workers. Over time, the two brothers felt the times dictated that they try to build some type of motorized wagon.
After several years of building and testing their vehicles, they finally produced one in the form of a bus used to carry tourists around Brooklyn.
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