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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of Diesel Progress North American Edition

• Excavators—the money machine
  by Charles R. Yengst
• Transmissions, transaxles
• Cummins Westport Inc
• Fueling a debate: 55 mph vs. 65 mph in 1987
  by Jim Winsor
• Hatz, Robin Subaru to cooperate on small diesels
• Haynes Corp. has successfully completed its acquisition of Hatch & Kirk Fuel Injection Systems, Norwalk, Calif., from its parent company, Hatch & Kirk Inc., Seattle, Wash
• Electronic throttle control
• TMT Motoco do Brasil, a subsidiary of Tecumseh Products Co., and Motorenfabrik Hatz GmbH & Co. KG, have signed a joint cooperation agreement that includes the manufacture of Hatz B and D series diesel engines in Brazil for sales in the Latin American
• Following its own path off-highway: DaimlerChrysler Off-Highway newest independent in non-road engine markets
  by Mike Brezonick
• Westport Innovations Inc
• Woods Equipment Co
• International Truck and Engine Corp
• Engine and equipment pressure transducer
• Heat exchangers
• Standing up to the job: commercial mower designs that keep operators on their toes is the Wright Manufacturing idea
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Oil filter
• dateline
• Trombetta
• A heavy-duty expansion: Ricardo enhances engine emissions test capabilities at Illinois facility; "exciting time" in diesel business
  by Mike Brezonick
• REC seal
• Waukesha Engine
• Small noise from big Komatsu dozer
• Yanmar Co
• Stone Construction Equipment Inc
• Lister Petter Americas Inc
• New digital control for machining center
• Environmental Solutions Worldwide Inc
• Cat reman buys engine, transmission rebuilders: adding Wealdstone, Williams Technologies, Caterpillar Remanufacturing stakes out automotive territory
  by Mike Osenga
• Vibration sensors
• JLG Industries
• Tier 2 for telehandlers
• ASV Inc
• Eaton Corp
• International design for new counterbalance hydraulic valve
• Liebherr Construction Equipment Co. via Liebherr-Werk Telfs and John Deere's Construction & Forestry Division have announced an agreement to end their current dual-branding strategy
• Combustion Components Associates
• AMEC
• Winsert Inc
• Caterpillar
• Electronics module for small equipment
• Plug Power Inc
• One mower, twice the power
• Switches, sensors and transducers
• Playing a new course: diesel-powered four-wheel drive utility vehicle swings Club Car into new markets
  by Dawn M. Geske
• AEM elects new chairman and members
• Hendrickson
• Port/fitting system
• AM General LLC
• One of its own—again: Auburn Industries unveils new version of its first Everride commercial mower
  by Dawn M. Geske
• ConExpo-Con/Agg 2005
• Test system for small engines
• Auxiliary switch
• Iveco Motors of North America
• Improved housing design
• Komatsu Ltd
• It's not easy being green
  by Mike Osenga
• Sakai America
• JCB
• Fuel tank cleaning and transfer system
• Cleaire Advanced Emission Controls LLC
• Deep Sea continues product expansion; eight new products include additional J1939 modules; markets expand to include pumps sets, chippers, shredders
  by Mike Osenga
• Hydrogenics Corp
• Krohn new president, COO at EMP
• Ifpe 2005
• Particulate measurement test systems
• Circuit selector valve
• Briggs & Stratton