Why Web-Tex had the Best Super Bowl Ad

The big game has come and gone and apart from the players whose names will be etched in the history of football, the only thing that remains is our memory of the always hyped advertisements that air in the downtime of the game.

As always some of the ads were better than others and some employed big name celebrities to help promote their product, from Bill Murray reliving the glorious Groundhog Day, to John Krasinski and Chris Evans donning Boston accents, and the beefy Jason Mamoa shedding down to a 98-pound body.

Some ads made us chuckle, some like Google's may have even brought a tear to the odd eye, and some made us go, "meh." Charlie Day is always hilarious, but even he couldn't make us care about a stained shirt, and its still unclear what Molly Ringwald has to do with avocados.

It may surprise you, but the big winner of the biggest ad-running campaign of the night was none other than Web-Tex Tilt Trucks.

The reason Web-Tex Tilt Trucks had the best add of the night is simple. Because they didn't have one. With a price-tag for a Super Bowl Ad being over 5.25 million dollars we decided to consider better options for our money, and you can too. For the same cost of a 30-second ad someone could purchase around 15,000 heavy-molded tilt trucks made from 100% recycled plastic, with which you could haul over 16.5 million pounds of debris. And that is some serious bang for your buck.


Call Web-Tex Til Trucks Parts & Accessories at (214) 939-0082 or visit www.tilttrucksaccessories.com today!

Nobody wants to be the Main Character in these Scary Stories

It’s October and a time for kids of all ages to walk the streets going house to house.  A fun time for many, but during these fall nights many will remember the tales of our youth.  These tales, many based off of real stories distorted throughout time are meant to teach us lessons.

In the early 1800’s, a young teen who was from a poor family was invited to a formal dance.  Unfortunately she didn’t own a dress as she was the daughter of a peasant farmer.  Her father helped her rent a beautiful gown and for one night she became the belle of the ball.  She eventually becomes dizzy, from too much dancing she thinks and ask her date to take her home.  The next morning, her father tries to wake her to help with the chores but there is no response as she has passed.  It turns out that the dress her father rented was stolen from a corpse before burial, and she was poisoned with embalming fluid that activated when she sweated, slowly stopping her blood flow.

A man who was on a business trip in Chicago woke up in his hotel from a commotion outside his room.  It turns out to be a hearse “filled with people,” and the scary-looking driver shouts the titular phrase “There is room for one more!” at the businessman. The hearse eventually leaves, and the man’s colleagues try to convince him it was all a dream. However, the next day, he goes to enter a crowded elevator in a skyscraper office building, and someone says the same thing to him. Before the doors shut, he sees that it’s the hearse driver and refuses to enter. The doors close, and he hears shrieks as the elevator plummets to the ground and kills everyone inside.

Teenagers love the freedom that comes with being able to drive, but for one high school senior unknowingly carrying a passenger in the backseat of her car left impressions on many young drivers since the 1960’s.  The story goes that a man in a red pick-up truck keeps flashing his high beams at her.  At first, she gives him the benefit of the doubt, but as he continues to flash his lights and closely tailgates her, she panics and rushes home.  There, she abandons her car in the driveway and yells for her dad to call the police. When they arrive, the man in the pick-up truck explains that he was trying to warn the girl and save her from an intruder in her backseat who was wielding a knife.

We have all heard about the young lady who was babysitting two children.  After she tucked them into bed, the telephone rang.  A low gruff voice on the other line whispered, “I’m coming for you.”  Thinking it was a prank call from one of her teenage friends, she hung up the phone with a roll of her eyes.  Thirty seconds later the phone rang again.  This time the heavy breathing rumbling low voice on the other line started to describe what she was wearing and threatened her with certain death.  The terrified baby-sitter quickly called the police who traced the call and informed her that the call was coming from inside the house.

However, the scariest story was of the demolition company that was offered a multimillion dollar contract to remove the heavy debris from the job site.  The scariest part of the story is the company didn’t have the rotomolded tilt truck designed by Web-Tex built tough for the interior demolition and construction industry.  The company wasn’t able to use the powder coated welded steel frame tilt trucks that are proudly manufactured and assembled in North Texas.  As a matter of fact, they were not able to use a tilt truck that could fit through standard commercial doorways and onto elevators with ease.  Their forklifts they had were not forkliftable and were unable to dump debris without issues.

Fortunately for us, all of these stories are variations of truths.  And as for the last story in this blog, companies in the demolition, construction, landscape and janitorial industries can sleep well at night because Web-Tex Tilt Trucks Parts & Accessories are made from 100% recycled plastic and can haul debris over 1100 pounds with no effort at all.  You can put your mind at ease by calling Web-Tex at (214) 939-0082 or visit www.tilttrucksaccessories.com and assure yourself not to become the subject of a Scary Story.

Big Tex versus Web Tex

With the largest State Fair taking place this week at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas; many people from all over the world will be greeted with a deep booming “Howdy Folks” from the iconic Big Tex.

Fairgoers will see the famous Cotton Bowl Stadium where so many Southwest Conference greats once played.  Head Coaches like John Heisman, Dana X. Bible, Paul "Bear" Bryant, Darrell Royal, Frank Broyles, Hayden Fry, Lou Holtz, Bill Yeoman, Gene Stallings, and Grant Teaff could be seen barking plays at notable SWC players like Davey O'Brien, Sammy Baugh, Bobby Layne, Doak Walker, Tom Landry, Bob Lilly, Don Meredith, Earl Campbell, Andre Ware, Mike Singletary, John David Crow, Lance Alworth, Dan Hampton, Steve Atwater, Joe Ferguson, and Eric Dickerson.

The other larger than life staple is the Ferris Wheel appropriately named the Texas Star.  It has an overall height of 216 feet and was the tallest Ferris wheel in North America from 1985 until 2013.  It can carry up to 264 passengers in its 44 gondolas not to be confused with Web-Tex Tilt Trucks which we will discuss soon.

Over 2 million visitors will enter the gates and have the pleasure of experiencing rowdy fans attending the OU-Texas Football Rivalry, World Famous Fletcher's brand corny dogs, unusual deep-fried items, including deep-fried Oreos, deep-fried Twinkies, deep-fried s'mores, deep-fried pork ribs, fried cheesecake; deep-fried butter, fried avocados, deep-fried peanut butter, jelly, and banana sandwiches, and most recently a batter-based fried Coke.  Since 1886, the State Fair has celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, Elvis Presley, Garth Brooks, Jonas Brothers, Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher and Selena Gomez have entertain guest adding to the enjoyment of all.

As a comparison between the longest running fair in the USA and Web-Tex which has proudly manufactured and assembled the toughest rotomolded tilt trucks for landscaping, janitorial, interior demolition and construction industries; the average onlooker would think Big Tex and company would have the edge.  However, did you know that the State Fair only operates for 2 weeks during the fall?  Web-Tex tilt trucks coated welded steel frame fits through standard commercial doorways and onto elevators with ease.  These tilt trucks are forkliftable and can handle over 1,200 pounds of heavy debris.  Not to mention, all Web-Tex Tilt Trucks are made from 100% recycled plastics.

Web-Tex Tilt Trucks Parts and Accessories are reliable and will help all businesses (even the State Fair of Texas) all year long.  For more information contact Web-Tex at 214.939.0082 or visit the website at www.tilttrucksaccessories.com.

Are Web Tex Tilt Trucks the Greatest Invention of Our Lifetime

Several things come to mind when thinking about inventions or products that make our life easier.  Many people might point to the year 1886 when Karl Benz patented his Benz Motorwagen allowing short trips to become much quicker and more efficient.  Others might state that Harry Burnett Reese should be credited when he introduced the world in 1928 to a chocolate-covered peanut butter candy utilizing Hershey’s chocolate as the main ingredient.  Although Peter Goldmark invented the modern color television August 20, 1940; entertainment as we know reached new heights when James Wright created silly putty in 1943 only to be outdone in 1952 when George Lerner started manufacturing Mr. Potato Head.

However, since 1997; Web-Tex Tilt Trucks Parts and Accessories have been manufactured and assembled in North Texas.  The rotomolded tilt trucks are designed tough for the interior demolition, construction, landscaping and janitorial industries.  With a powder coated welded steel frame they easily fit through standard commercial doorways and onto elevators.  These heavy haulers can carry over 1100 pounds and are forkliftable.  Not to mention, all of the tilt trucks are made from 100% recycled plastic.

Recently, critics have talked about the first artificial heart being put to use in 2001 or 2005 being a great year with the commercializing of the first modernized GPS satellite.  They might even say touch screens, social media engagement or mobile operating systems changing how we communicate is pretty significant.

It really is a no brainer.  Without the tilt trucks, manufactures have a tough time hauling around all of the materials within the warehouse.  As these companies move into larger locations and have to demolish the old locations; who do you think they call on to pick up the excess debris?  For more information about Web-Tex Tilt Trucks call 214.939.0082 or visit www.tilttrucksaccessories.com.

The Most Lopsided Duos Ever

Duos. Everyone loves a good team, but for every iconic pairing such as peanut butter & jelly, Laurel & Hardy, or Han Solo & Chewbacca, there are hundreds of pairings that just don't work. And sometimes, there are terrible pairs that against the odds do work, thanks to one-half of the duo carrying the load. This week, Web-Tex takes a look at some of the most lopsided duos in history.

The Gretzky Hockey Brothers

Wayne Gretzky may very well be the most dominant athlete of all-time. Sure, we hear phrases such as "he's like the Michael Jordan of accounts receivable paperwork", you never hear anyone in sports compared to Wayne Gretzky because no one can be compared to the level of dominance he achieved when it comes to individual performance, breaking 61 NHL records in 20 seasons. However, Wayne wasn't the only professional hockey player his parents produced. His younger brother Brent, was a 3rd round pick for the Tampa Bay Lightning, but spent the majority of his career in various professional leagues overseas. Talk about a large shadow.



Keanu Reeves & Gary Oldman in Bram Stroker's Dracula

Bram Stroker's Dracula is a great movie directed by Francis Ford Coppola and closely adhering to the source material. However, the main cast gives a pretty lopsided performance. As much as we love the star of John Wick & The Matrix, he certainly was not at his best for this movie and when sharing the screen with the always impressive Gary Oldman, it really showed. Safe to say Gary Oldman did the heavy-lifting when it came to performing in this movie.


Braun Strowman & Some Kid

The world of wrestling has produced some pretty lopsided tag teams over the years, such as Hulk Hogan teaming with Brutus Beefcake or the Hardcore legend Mankind & Al Snow, but we think the time "The Monster Among Men" teamed up with a random kid from the crowd to become Tag Team Champions takes the cake for lopsided duos. At Wrestlemania 34 Braun Strowman went into the crowd and came back with a 10-year old named Nicholas as his partner for a match against Cesaro & Sheamus. The pair emerged victorious as the new Tag Team Champs, only to relinquish them later due to 'scheduling conflicts' (Nicholas had to go back to school). Definitely, Strowman did the heavy-lifting in this pair, but we will always tip our hat to former champion Nicholas.

Web-Tex Tilt Trucks & You


You're awesome, we know you're awesome, and we know how hard you work. However, when it comes to hauling debris you don't have to. Our rotomolded tilt trucks are made from 100% recycled plastic and are built to literally carry the load and make your life easier. Visit http://www.tilttrucksaccessories.com today and let something else work for you.

The Coolest Stuff in the World vs Tilt Trucks

We all know that Web-Tex Tilt Trucks are pretty awesome. They are manufactured in North Texas using recycled plastic and rotomolded to be tough and durable. If you have construction, janitorial, or demolition debris to haul - these trucks can handle whatever you throw at them. They have steel-frames capable of hauling up to 1,200 lbs. So yeah, they're cool. However, how do they stack up against the coolest stuff in the world? Time for some head-to-head comparisons.

ROUND 1: Beef Jerky vs Web-Tex Tilt Trucks

Jerky is lean and delicious, and it can be marinated with a number of delicious liquids or spices. That gives it a slight advantage out of the gate, because you can marinate a Web-Tex Tilt Truck, but it's not gonna make it taste any better. When it comes to the need to be refrigerated, neither jerky nor a Web-Tex Tilt Truck needs to be refrigerated. However, good jerky is flimsy and easy to tear where Web-Tex Tilt Trucks are not. Go ahead and try to tear one of our trucks, you'll just hurt your hand. This gives the Tilt Trucks an 11% advantage over jerky.

THE VERDICT: Tilt Trucks are cooler than Beef Jerky

ROUND 2: Dolph Lundgren vs Web-Tex Tilt Trucks

Dolph Lundgren may be Swedish, but that didn't stop him from being the greatest action movie star of all time (we will argue with you about this). Lundgren has portrayed The Punisher, Gunnar Jensen, The Universal Soldier, He-Man, and of course Rocky Balboa's nemesis Ivan Drago. Unfortunately our Tilt Trucks are still working on their headshots before breaking into the film industry so this advantage has to go to the star of Sharknado 5. Lundgren also gets a nod for his martial arts skills as he is a 3rd degree Black Belt. However, don't count the Tilt Trucks out just yet because they have wheels and as far as we can tell; Dolph Lundgren does not have wheels. In order to have wheels, Dolph would need to strap on a pair of rollerblades, which would severely limit his karate skills, and even Ivan Drago can't make those look cool. This gives a major advantage to the Hand Trucks.

THE VERDICT: Wheels are cool, and Lundgren has none. Tilt Trucks (but just barely).

ROUND 3: 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 vs Web-Tex Tilt Trucks

Carroll Shelby knew how to build cars. The 66' Cobra 427 is the coolest car of all-time (once again, we stand behind this definitive statement). While the Cobra has some roots in Great Britain, the perfect iteration of it was designed in cooperation with Ford in Detroit, Michigan. This beauty of engineering has a top speed of 164 mph in the standard model and 185 mph in the competitive version, this gives it an advantage in cool factor over Web-Tex Tilt Trucks which only has a top-speed of 27.8 mph if it were being pushed by Usain Bolt. However, there is only one genuine 66' Cobra Super Snake left in the world which recently sold for over 5 million dollars. Web-Tex Tilt Trucks are still being manufactured and won't break the bank (even for a pallet of 5-trucks).

THE VERDICT: Money and availability talks, Tilt Trucks are cooler than a Shelby Cobra

There you have it folks. Web-Tex Tilt Trucks are cooler than a 1966 Shelby Cobra 427, Beef Jerky, and Dolph Lundgren*. Get yours online today at https://www.tilttrucksaccessories.com and be the coolest thing since sliced bread.


DISCLAIMER*: The above head-to-heads only test Tilt Trucks vs each item individually, we do not know if they are cooler than Dolph Lundgren driving a 1966 Shelby Cobra while eating beef jerky.

Friday Night Lights in Texas

Late August Fridays only means one thing in Texas!  High School Football will be played across the Lone Star State.  Fans dressed in school colors will be yelling.  Cheerleaders will be cheering. Communities will come together in one location to support their teams.

Sodas will be flowing.  Hot dogs and popcorn will never taste better.  Streamers and confetti will create an iconic backdrop as horns, bells and sirens blare throughout the stadium.  However, around 10:30 PM the game will be over and the real work will begin.  The janitorial and cleanup crew will have a short amount of time to get the stadium ready for the next event.

Web-Tex is known for its rotomolded tilt trucks which are design for tough interior demolition and construction industries.  They are synonymous when it comes to heavy hauling debris as they can carry over 1100 pounds.  They are made for easy dumping and forkliftable.  With their Powder coated welded steel frame they can fit through standard commercial doorways and onto elevators with ease.

A Web-Tex Tilt Truck would be perfect for the stadium crew to utilize to haul all of the trash left behind from the excitement of Friday Nights!  These tilt trucks will save time and school districts a lot of money which ultimately saves tax payers in the end.  For more information on how to find the perfect solution to help support your cleanup team contact Web-Tex Tilt Trucks Parts & Accessories at www.tilttrucksaccessories.com or contact 214.939.0082.  You will quickly find out why everyone wants Web-Tex on their team!