Foremost Husky 8 '1967

Founded in 1965, Foremost is an important manufacturer of all-terrain vehicles, both wheeled and tracked, used to transport heavy loads.

Foremost models are mostly used for geophysical exploration, oil field transportation and logistics, oil pipeline construction and repair, utility construction and repair. Vehicle decks can be setup with a variety of equipment such as excavators, aerial lift buckets, welders, seismic recorder shacks, personnel carriers, water and fuel tanks, and drills.

Nodwell 110 With payload capacities ranging from 10 to 40 tons, the tracked models have wide, flexible d-dent or flat tracks for superior traction and low ground pressure in deep snow, swamp or muskeg. Wheeled models, on the other hand, are equipped with large high-flotation terra tires, suitable for numerous environments.

According to the company's statements, there are more than 2,000 Foremost vehicles operating in over 40 countries, with rough terrains ranging from the deserts of Saudi Arabia to the deep musked of the former Soviet Union.

Currently, the Track Mounted series include the Nodwell 110, Nodwell 240, Chieftain C, Chieftain D

Chiefitain R and Husky 8, while the wheel mounted units include the Delta 2, Delta 3, Commander C and Terra Bus.

Husky 8 With a payload of 11.5 tones, the Nodwell 110 is a multi-purpose two-tracked vehicle and can be equipped for either hot or cold weather operation and with various auxiliary equipment such as digger derricks, man lifts, cranes, backhoes, drills, dump boxes, dozer blades or personnel carriers. The 240 version serves the same purpose and has a greater 16-ton payload and comes equipped with a larger engine.

The Chieftain lineup, including the Chieftain C, D and R, is four-track carrier with articulated steering that can be used to transport equipment, supplies and personnel in geophysical, utility and oilfield operations over various terrain types. .

The Husky 8 stands as Foremost's largest four-track vehicle designed to move payloads up to 40 tons in mud, muskeg, swamp and snow conditions. The independent crankarm suspension and flexible track provide constant ground contact for maximum traction and shock absorption.

Terra Bus The Delta 2 is a two-axle, all wheel drive terra-tired transporter that accepts a variety of equipment, fuel or water tanks for oilfield support and vacuum tanks for dewatering applications, while the Delta 3 adds a third axle and is ideal for logistical support of remote drilling operations, pipeline construction or other specialized projects in problem terrain.

The largest wheeled carrier in Foremost's lineup, the Commander C is widely used in the petroleum industry as well as other resource industries for heavy hauling across soft ground, mud, sand and snow. It features a 3 axle, all-wheel drive chassis that can transport payloads up to 30 tons.

The Terra Bus is a 56-passenger vehicle for off-road terrains and can be used for shuttling tourists and scientific personnel in rough terrain areas, such as Columbia Icefield in Canada's Jasper National Park and the Antarctic.