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Pac-Mac

Refuse and recycling equipment built in Mississippi: grapple trucks, rear loaders from 6 to 25 cubic yards, roll-off hoists and front loaders.

Overview

Pac-Mac, a Hol-Mac Corporation brand based in Bay Springs, Mississippi, manufactures refuse and recycling equipment for public works and solid waste operations. The line covers KB series grapple trucks with the industry’s only full one cubic yard grapple, RL, RLM, and RLX series rear loaders from 6 to 25 cubic yards, roll-off hoists in 60K and 75K capacities, debris vacuum systems, and a new FL series front loader in 40, 42, and 44 cubic yard models. The front loader uses a patent-pending spool-valve system with body-mounted hydraulic control, integrated airflow cooling, and a removable valve package to manage heat and simplify troubleshooting. Non-CDL options such as the KB-2 grapple truck let municipalities put more operators behind the wheel.

Key Products and Services

  • Knuckleboom (grapple)
  • Non-CDL knuckleboom (grapple)
  • Roll-off hoist systems
  • Leaf vacuum truck
  • Storm debris removal truck
  • Container transport vehicles

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