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YOUR 2026 & EARLY 2027 PRODUCTION
Beginning in 2027, CARB emissions regulations will significantly limit the availability of diesel-powered chassis. OEMs will prioritize zero-emission vehicles, making pre-buying now the best way to get the truck you want.
PRODUCTION SLOTS




The prevailing expectation is that all previously announced 2027 EPA emissions and NOx standard changes will remain in place and enforceable.
Manufacturers anticipate significant technology updates to engines and aftertreatment systems to meet compliance requirements. Additional product information is expected in 2026.
While final pricing has not yet been formally announced, public leadership commentary has suggested customers should anticipate potential increases associated with new emissions technology.
Current industry discussion indicates possible adjustments in the range of:
Final pricing clarity may not be available until later in 2026.
While there is no delay in implementation of the 35 milligram NOx standard for 2027, certain requirements related to warranty and full useful life may be reconsidered. Additional clarity is expected in the near term.
The 2027 NOx standard remains highly challenging, and required technology is expected to increase the transaction price of new trucks.
Recent regulatory changes include the elimination of Greenhouse Gas Phase Three regulations and California-specific NOx and zero-emission vehicle programs. However, efforts to rescind CO2 endangerment findings will not impact the 2027 NOx standard.
PACCAR Powertrain continues to advance fuel economy performance, delivering a 40% improvement over the past 15 years. Upcoming engine platforms are designed to meet final 2027 NHTSA mileage-per-gallon requirements without electrification.
— PACCAR Investor Relations










DODGE CENTER
MINNESOTA (MIDWEST/CANADA)
65740 State Hwy. 56 Dodge Center, MN 55927 dcsales@ctmmixers.com 507-374-2239

CLEVELAND
OHIO (NORTHEAST) 38134 Western Pkwy., Unit 2 Willoughby, OH 44094 northeast@ctmmixers.com 440-946-3322
PENNSYLVANIA (NORTHEAST) 74 Grace Boulevard Morgantown, PA 19543 440-946-3322

ATLANTA
GEORGIA (SOUTHEAST) 108 Hudson Industrial Dr. Griffin, GA 30224 southeast@ctmmixers.com 770-229-1773
TEXAS (SOUTH CENTRAL) 3621 Shelby Lane Denton, TX 76207 dallas@ctmmixers.com 972-941-8592

TEXAS (SOUTH CENTRAL) 11175 Windfern Rd. Houston, TX 77064 houston@ctmmixers.com 832-688-8449
CALIFORNIA (WESTERN)
378 E. Commercial Rd. San Bernardino, CA 92408 west@ctmmixers.com 909-478-0017
















The new self cleaning fin design allows for small amounts of material to pass through the fins which drastically reduces build up. Elevated surge fins allow water to flush underneath to reach the main fin row during clean up.
is lighter and stronger than hollow designs, providing more contact surface area and eliminates flexing and cracking.


allows for a smooth discharge with virtually no surging, while allowing maximum discharge performance.

Con-Tech’s patent pending EcoFin technology allows concrete to flow through the mixing fins then folded into the mix coming over the top of the fin. This provides a much more homogenized mix in a much more efficient manner than conventional designs.
Mixing holes allow concrete to pass through the fin along the drum skin providing a barrier from the mixing chamber. Reducing the wear on your mixing fins and drum skin.


OTHER BRANDS OTHER BRANDS
Con-Tech’s patent pending Dura-Tech steel ‘lip doubler’ provides ultimate wear protection.
head and belly sections allow for 25% more material in the mixing bowl CREATING THE LOWEST CENTER OF GRAVITY.


KEY FEATURES


Providing greater strength and wear resistance
MORE USABLE STEEL
1/4” heads are true nominal thickness unlike spun heads that get thin on the forward radius.
1/4” heads are 172 lbs. lighter than 1/4” spun heads.
paddle system is strategically located for breaking apart floating dry balls.
WHAT IS DURA-TECH™?
Dura-Tech™ is a proprietary steel blend developed by Con-Tech and our steel mill partners for the ready mix industry. Dura-Tech™ Steel is made to outlast and outperform previous abrasion resistant steel. Engineered for the most demanding applications, offering superior strength, hardness, and corrosion resistance.
INCREASED YIELD STRENGTH
Designed to withstand heavy duty stress, while maintaining structured integrity.
Increase in Brinell hardness for improved wear resistance.
Built to withstand corrosion for longer service life and reduced maintenance.
Custom steel blend made exclusively for Con-Tech Manufacturing.




The house recently passed the new tax law with significant changes to federal tax policy, but what does that mean for our customers looking to finance or lease equipment? Bonus depreciation, Section 179, and Interest Expense Deductions have all received updates that benefit businesses looking to lease or finance equipment. We’ve outlined a few of the advantages these changes bring to equipment financing.
Businesses can immediately expense qualifying assets placed in service during 2026, eliminating the previously scheduled phase-down.
Effect: Businesses can immediately write off the full cost of new equipment, reducing taxable income in the year of purchase.
Small businesses can expense up to $2.5 million in qualifying property, creating an expanded opportunity for heavy equipment operations to write off costs. The phase-out threshold also rises to $4 million, enabling more businesses to take full advantage of these deductions
Effect: Small and mid-sized businesses will be able to expense even more equipment upfront, significantly lowering their near-term tax burden.
The new law reverts the business interest deduction to an EBITDA-based limit instead of EBIT, allowing many companies to deduct more interest on financed purchases.
Effect: Deduct more interest on financed equipment, boost cash flow, lower costs, consult your CPA and act now to grow.
SUMMARY OF THE MAIN BENEFITS OF SECTION 179 FOR FINANCING EQUIPMENT:
• Equipment deduction limits up to $2,500,000
• Bonus depreciation available for qualified equipment placed in service in 2026
• Section 179 applies to both NEW and USED equipment

START PLANNING EARLY TO MAXIMIZE TAX SAVINGS FOR YOUR BUSINESS THIS YEAR!
The Section 179 tax deduction limit is set at $2,500,000 for all of 2026. Businesses like yours will be able to deduct the full cost of business essential equipment purchased in 2026 up to $2,500,000*. This includes both new and used equipment purchased and placed in service. Section 179 can provide you with tax relief for the 2026 tax year, but your equipment must be purchased and in place by midnight of December 31st, 2026.




DODGE CENTER
MINNESOTA (MIDWEST/CANADA)
65740 State Hwy. 56 Dodge Center, MN 55927
dcsales@ctmmixers.com
507-374-2239
DALLAS
TEXAS (SOUTH CENTRAL) 3621 Shelby Lane Denton, TX 76207
OHIO (NORTHEAST) 38134 Western Pkwy., Unit 2 Willoughby, OH 44094 northeast@ctmmixers.com 440-946-3322
dallas@ctmmixers.com 972-941-8592 HOUSTON
TEXAS (SOUTH CENTRAL) 11175 Windfern Rd. Houston, TX 77064 houston@ctmmixers.com 832-688-8449
PENNSYLVANIA (NORTHEAST) 74 Grace Boulevard Morgantown, PA 19543 440-946-3322
SAN BERNARDINO
CALIFORNIA (WESTERN) 378 E. Commercial Rd. San Bernardino, CA 92408 west@ctmmixers.com 909-478-0017
ATLANTA GEORGIA (SOUTHEAST) 108 Hudson Industrial Dr. Griffin, GA 30224 southeast@ctmmixers.com 770-229-1773

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