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Jim Meil "It's taken a licking … how well the economy will keep on ticking depends on a range of volatile factors; "muddle through" scenario seems most likely". Diesel Progress North American Edition. FindArticles.com. 03 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FZX/is_9_74/ai_n29474658/

Diesel Progress North American Edition

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Articles in Sept, 2008 issue of Diesel Progress North American Edition

• Doosan Infracore
• MICO Inc
• Dateline
• New Holland Construction
• Another update on DPFs: so far, so good
  by Jim Winsor
• Plotting to reclaim the land: Pennsylvania firm employs Topcon's global navigation satellite system to specify mine reclamation
• Hauling a higher tonnage: Komatsu launches 960E-1 ac electric drive mine haul truck; largest truck in lineup with 360 ton payload
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Expanding the eliminator: Alfa Laval lube oil system now available for utility vehicles and haul trucks from 540 to 1340 hp
  by Mark McNeely
• A monster mechanical: Cat adds 785D mechanical drive mine haul truck, 155 ton payload, 555,000 lb. operating weight
  by Dawn M. Geske
• A U-turn toward 2010: Cummins changes direction, embraces SCR for 2010 heavy-duty on-highway engines; new catalyst material, higher fuel costs cited
  by Mike Brezonick
• High speed from Deere's new dozer
• Will the last one out turn off the lights? It looks like to be an extended stretch of stormy weather in most of the North American machinery markets
  by Charles R. Yengst
• It's taken a licking … how well the economy will keep on ticking depends on a range of volatile factors; "muddle through" scenario seems most likely
  by Jim Meil
• Is it done yet? Despite a modest economic recovery, 2009 is shaping up as a difficult year for North American engine producers
  by George Zirnhelt
• NAFTA diesel production likely to climb after anemic 2008
  by Thomas Rhein
• Another slow year ahead before things start to improve in 2010
  by Frank Manfredi
• Set for 2010—and beyond: engine manufacturers put the finishing touches on 2010 and Tier 4 Interim technology; greenhouse gas seen as a growing concern
  by W. Addy Majewski
• On a road to recovery? Several factors pointing toward 2009 being a better year for commercial truck industry
  by Stephen Latin-Kasper
• A bigger dig from case: three newest models in company's CX B excavator line powered by Tier 3 Isuzu diesels
• New president at Briggs & Stratton
• AGCO
• Wheeling in new compact loaders
• More lift, more height from Manitou: three new rough terrain telescopic handlers; 31 ft. lift heights; heavier lift capacities from 26,000 to 46,000 lb
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Creating compacts: Bobcat adds smallest excavator and skid-steer loader to equipment line with 418 and S70
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Bobcat
• As the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach approach the Oct. 1 deadline for their Clean Trucks Program, banning 1988 and older trucks from entering and leaving the ports, two new trucks orders have been awarded to Volvo and Mack Trucks
• Oshkosh Defense
• Lovejoy
• Stone
• Ridewell
• Grinding on tracks
• Pacor
• Nanmac
• RigMaster
• Field serviceable valves
• Electronic relay
• Everything in RearSight
• Push lock cable clamps
• Rotary position sensors
• Ballard Power Systems
• Tenneco Inc
• Hydrogenics
• Helping to harness the sun and wind: Parker hydraulic technologies provide key support for advanced solar and wind power generation systems
  by Mike Brezonick
• Stronger sensing
• Smaller redundant sensor for mobile equipment
• Bypass switches
• From cooling to cutting: versatility of mobile hydraulic systems demonstrated by Eaton applications in on-highway motor coaches to concrete cutting systems
  by Mike Brezonick
• New valves, displays from Eaton
• A material edge: HydraForce finds increasing application of Dura-Bar ready solution to steady increase of hydraulic system pressures
  by Mike Brezonick
• Fiberoptic borescope
• Going with the flow—only faster: new Bosch Rexroth flow-sharing system designed to make implements work faster, be more responsive to operator
• Filters for the underground
• Hydraulic poppet cartridge valves
• Oil sampling valves
• Emissions control products
• Engine certification
• Vibration sensors
• Remote control system
• High-performance gaskets
• Seal and flow control
• Portable analyzer
• Rubber products
• Radio remote controls
• Cable carrier catalog
• Abrasive products
• Hearing protection
• Temperature sensors
• Cooling products
• End of an EEAra: European Engine Alliance ends; Cummins purchases CNH share of CDC; Fiat to acquire Cummins assets in Turin plant
  by Mike Brezonick
• Industrial sine wave inverters
• Thermal analysis
• Transporting into the future: Boeing and Skyhook team up for neutrally buoyant aircraft
  by Bill Siuru
• Obstacle detection sensor
• Leak detection
• Engine coolant
• CAD/CAM molding
• Steeling equipment against thieves: flexible anti-theft technology developed to help protect oil patch equipment can be widely applied
  by Richard P. Schook
• The Association of Equipment Manufacturers has welcomed 11 new members to its international trade group
• Case Construction Equipment
• ArvinMeritor Inc

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