Zoresco Equipment Company

Established in 1944, Mill Supply Inc. is a supplier for step van parts. Located in Cleveland, Ohio, it sells radiators, fuel tanks, mirrors, lamps, oil pans, brake pads and many more. It also offers equipment parts for the commercial landscape industry. The company carries one of the most extensive inventories of step van parts in United States. Mill Supply Inc. s parts brand names are Kason hardware, Carbo-based metallic brakes, Whiting roll up doors and Todco Roll-up doors to name a few.

Powerbore: A Leader in Custom and OEM Cylinder Sleeves Located in Salem, Ohio, Powerbore—a division of Quaker City Castings—manufactures custom and OEM cylinder sleeves for a broad range of engine applications. Whether your needs are standard, or high-demand, such truck and tractor pulling, or marine, street, cycle and other types of drag racing, strong, well-built, precisely-manufactured cylinder sleeves are of paramount importance. At Powerbore, we believe in taking a centralized, American-made approach, which starts with our own nearby foundry—in fact, it’s located right across the street! Having a foundry of our own means not importing materials (and as such, avoiding the risk of contamination, incorrect composition, and poor quality control), instead allowing us to cast and machine every sleeve we sell. Many manufacturers provide cylinder sleeves in a limited range of materials, which may be less than appropriate for highly demanding applications. Powerbore cylinder sleeves maximize the potential of any project: We can cast nearly any ferrous material found in the comprehensive ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) manual— and even custom-cast materials of your own design. If you require a sleeve in non-standard dimensions, we can help—custom cylinder sleeves are our specialty. Powerbore utilizes a number of materials—but for truck and tractor pullers, drag racers, and other “power users”, we proudly offer and most highly recommend Power Ductile™—our proprietary ductile iron, whose mechanical properties significantly outperform those of industry standard 100-70-03 ductile iron. Extreme conditions demand extreme materials. Power Ductile™ is up to any task you can put it to. It’s time to make the most of your engine applications. Choose Powerbore, where strength, quality and precision is built into everything we do. Visit http://powerbore.com/, or call (330) 332-1566 today!

Quality Truck Body's main business is the sales, maintenance, and repair of commercial garbage trucks, but the company also does a brisk business in new truck sales and repairs to local contractors, landscapers, and snow removal businesses. In 1971, with 5 years' experience in the truck equipment industry and a strong desire to start his own small business, 30-year-old Charles A. Smithberger founded Quality Truck Body & Equipment Company Inc He chose Youngstown, Ohio as his start-up site because he saw tremendous potential in the small, hard-working town. After some encouragement from industry icon Joe Heil, Charlie opened his doors for business on July 1st, 1971 with a single bay and a single employee, in a 6000 square-foot building. Through plenty of dedication and hard work, the business expanded to 10, 000 square-feet in 1985. But soon the business outgrew even this facility and expanded once more, this time to a new 36, 000 square-foot facility ( almost 6 times the size of the original business ). Charlie notes that the expansion "has really paid off for us." After 35 years of business, the Quality Truck now employs over 20 great people. The new building boasts 5 65-foot bays, facilities for all manner of maintenance and repair, and a 3-bay, state-of-the-art paint booth, which keeps 2 full-time painters plenty busy. Currently the office staff consists of 7 salesmen and 2 employees in the parts department? Today a 2nd generation of Smithbergers runs and manages the business. Charlie's son, Chad A. Smithberger, is currently company President. Chad grew up in the shop, learning to weld, repair, and maintain vehicles, and is currently in his 15th year of employment. From the beginning Quality Truck was intended to be a family business, and it is still run like a big family! Charlie always said that he would retire after 30 years in business, and in 2001 he did just that.