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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Diesel Progress North American Edition

• New 12-point bolts
• Another angle on cooling fans
  by Mike Brezonick
• Stewart & Stevenson Services Inc
• Rebuilding toward the future: California city purchases rebuilt buses incorporating hybrid drive system
  by Bill Siuru
• Fuel cell-powered forklifts at work in auto plant
  by Bill Siuru
• Returning with a vengeance: Yanmar reintroduces vertical shaft V-twin to North American markets; horizontal shaft to follow, both assembled in Georgia
  by Mike Brezonick
• Mining new possibilities: fuel cells may find promising niche in underground equipment; prototype loader reduces emissions, noise
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Wacker adds Weidemann: parent of Wacker Corp. expands construction product line by acquisition; new products include loaders, implements
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Looking beyond an icon: Detroit Diesel unveils Series 60 for 2007—and its successor; new engine to be built in updated Redford manufacturing facility
  by Mike Brezonick
• Weasler Engineering Inc
• Dateline
• Heavy-duty engine oil
• Modine Manufacturing Co
• The flagship behind the flagship: Volvo's D16 engine debuts in VT 880 truck; new engine features 625 hp rating cooled EGR for emissions
  by Mike Brezonick
• Hose connectors
• Equipment rental industry back to "good ole times"
  by Charles R. Yengst
• New president at Tramont Corp
• DOE advanced combustion projects announced; projects targeted to increase the engine energy efficiency of commercial vehicles
• Engelhard Corp
• Engine maintenance
• Washington D.C. Metro Board of Directors
• AGCO Corp
• Consistency key for Cummins: company's 2007 truck engines build on existing cooled EGR foundation with more in-house aftertreatment
  by Mike Brezonick
• Field testing for active DPF regeneration
  by Mike Brezonick
• Making the HEMTT a hybrid: Oshkosh Truck develops diesel-electric version of workhorse Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Mike Schwanzl—to global director of business development, Trailer Products for Dana Corp
• FedEx Express
• Generac engines
• ICUEE exhibit space sales top 958,000 sq.ft
• Bosch Diesel
• Fleets getting serious about idle times
  by Jim Winsor
• New marine engine ratings
• Shin Caterpillar Mitsubishi Ltd
• Forecasting the outlook for market economics
• Navistar International Corp
• Cat takes aim at '07: heavy-duty engines to include ACERT Technology with addition of crankcase filter, diesel particulate filter and Clean Gas Induction
  by Mike Brezonick
• California court rules against public fleet diesels in SCAQMD; here we go again? Same judge rules Fleet Rules do apply to public fleets
  by Mike Osenga
• A big step up for international: first in new family of big bore truck diesels to debut in '07; first fruits of alliance with MAN
  by Mike Brezonick
• Williams Controls Inc
• Chicago School Transit
• The European Parliament
• LED lights
• MTS introduces hydraulic cylinder position sensors
• Deere engine emissions
• Johnson Matthey
• Material gains: AlloyTec offers expertise in engineered alloys for engine system applications
• Advanced military vehicles keep rolling along
  by Bill Siuru
• Speaking a hybrid language: thermal management specialist EMP finds growing opportunity in hybrid vehicle markets
  by Mike Brezonick
• New PDC for Volvo
• The next big thing
  by Mike Osenga
• MHSA approves biodegradable hydraulic fluid
• Hitachi Construction Machinery Co
• Universal signal converter
• U.S. firms, EPA partner to help Mexico City toward cleaner air
• Scania 12 L V8 diesel
• Same story, different show: off-highway manufacturers ready for Tier 3, Tier 4; truck engine markets get more interesting; the return of the dreaded "Fleet Rules?"
  by Mike Brezonick
• Alternative fuel choices growing for diesel engine operators
  by Keith Corkwell
• Solenoid features built-in control
• Volvo Group
• 26th annual engine yearbook
• Odyssey Investment Partners LLC