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Engine makers’ group to settle lawsuits with EPA, CARB
The Engine Manufacturers Association announced Wednesday it has agreed to settle several outstanding lawsuits with the Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board. As part of the agreement, engine manufacturers will develop and implement a program to test emissions from heavy-duty vehicles and trucks that are in use. The lawsuits were brought by […]
June 18, 2003
Equipment
Engine makers’ group to settle lawsuits with EPA, CARB
The Engine Manufacturers Association announced Wednesday it has agreed to settle several outstanding lawsuits with the Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board. As part of the agreement, engine manufacturers will develop and implement a program to test emissions from heavy-duty vehicles and trucks that are in use. The lawsuits were brought by […]
June 18, 2003
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EMA president testifies at hearing on off-road diesel emissions proposal
While proposed off-road diesel emission requirements would provide huge air quality benefits, sufficient time must be allowed for manufacturers to develop the necessary technology, Jed Mandel, president of the Engine Manufacturers Association, said Tuesday at a public hearing on the proposal. In a testimony at the Environmental Protection Agency hearing, Mandel stressed the commitment of […]
June 16, 2003
Equipment
EPA Administrator Whitman resigns
After two years at odds with the White House over environmental issues, Christine Todd Whitman resigned as chief of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday. Whitman, who met with President Bush Tuesday, said in a resignation letter that she needed to spend more time at home with her husband in New Jersey. Her decision will […]
May 27, 2003
Equipment
New retrofit system to be altered for off-road diesels
Fleetguard Emission Solutions announced April 16 a retrofit system that reduces nitrogen oxide and particulate matter emissions from diesel engines. The Longview system, which has been installed in approximately 60 dump trucks, refuse trucks, transit buses and long-haul trucks, is expected to be altered for off-road diesel engines in the near future. EPA announced a […]
April 28, 2003
Equipment
Cat’s new C-Series wheeled excavators showcase increased performance
Caterpillar introduced three new C-Series wheeled excavators, the M316C, M318C and M322C. The M316C, a new size in the lineup, delivers 138 net horsepower and has an operating weight of 35,800 to 40,200 pounds. A new Cat 3056E ATAAC engine provides power for all three models. This electronically controlled engine is turbocharged and air-to-air aftercooled […]
March 27, 2003
Equipment
Flash Facts — March 3
MANUFACTURER NEWS Sun Hydraulics to open Midwest operation Sun Hyraulics announced its plans to establish an operation in Kansas City, which will be used for the promotion and production of custom engineered hydraulic valve packages. The company is hoping its Midwest operation will help produce larger manifolds in the United States as well as ductile […]
March 6, 2003
Equipment
Cat’s new C-Series wheeled excavators showcase increased performance
Caterpillar introduces three new C-Series wheeled excavators, the M316C, M318C and M322C. The M316C, a new size in the lineup, delivers 138 net horsepower and has an operating weight of 35,800 to 40,200 pounds. A new Cat 3056E ATAAC engine provides power for all three models. This electronically controlled engine is turbocharged and air-to-air aftercooled […]
February 16, 2003
Business
Flash Facts
MANUFACTURER NEWS EPA certifies Caterpillar ACERT engine Caterpillar announced Friday the Environmental Protection Agency certified its first engine equipped with Advanced Combustion Emission Reduction Technology (ACERT). ACERT reduces emissions at the point of combustion. The engine EPA certified is the C9 engine, which is used in emergency and recreational vehicles, mass transit buses and vocational […]
January 21, 2003
Business
Bush administration prepares stricter off-road diesel rules
Heavy construction equipment and other off-road, diesel-powered vehicles will have to meet stricter emission standards and use low-sulfur fuel under proposed rules the Bush administration plans to unveil this spring. The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to send its proposal to the White House in January, and the final rule is slated to come out […]
January 5, 2003
Equipment
Excavators work in tight corners
John Deere’s C-Series ZTS compact excavators work with ease in tight corners and around obstacles. The new 27C, 35C and 50C ZTS machines offer multiple attachment options. Compared to their predecessors, the units feature improved serviceability, reduced maintenance costs due to longer oil change intervals and extended greasing intervals, reduced emissions and increased engine horsepower.
December 31, 2002
Business
7 quick ways to reduce rental equipment costs
Before you visit the rental store with your list of equipment needs, take time to help ensure you will have the right tools and machines for the job — and the jobsite. 1. Examine the jobsite. Take a look at travel distances, steepness of grades and underfoot conditions. Know the height and reach requirements for […]
December 16, 2002
Business
Flash Facts — Dec. 2
MANUFACTURER NEWS Eaton to produce Volvo transmissions in Brazil Eaton Corp., based in Cleveland, Ohio, has signed an eight-year agreement with Volvo Trucks to manufacture heavy-duty transmissions for the South American market. The transmissions will be produced at Eaton’s facility in Sao Paulo, Brazil. According to the agreement, Eaton will manufacture and deliver all the […]
December 5, 2002
Equipment
Flash Facts
MANUFACTURER NEWS EPA approves three Daewoo engines The U.S. EPA has awarded Tier 2 emissions certificates to Daewoo Heavy Industries & Machinery for three engines that produce from 175 to 300 horsepower. These engines satisfy the EPA diesel emissions requirements for 2002 production models. Those rules require the manufacturer to prove its lower emissions over […]
November 21, 2002
Equipment
Caterpillar cuts back on layoff plans
Improved demand for on-highway truck engines will reduce the number of temporary manufacturing shutdowns and employee layoffs at Caterpillar’s engine and fuel systems facilities, the company announced. The impacted facilities are in Mossville, Ill., Pontiac, Ill., Jefferson, Ga., and Thomasville, Ga. The revised schedules mean that some employees will not face layoffs at all, while […]
November 18, 2002
Equipment
Contractors attend seminars, ride-and-drive demos in Arizona
A range of vocational truck operators recently took a first-hand look at the newest Kenworth trucks during “Rock N’ Dirt,” a hands-on program at Caterpillar’s Tinaja Hills proving grounds near Tucson, Ariz. The annual event attracted more than 100 customers and combines fact-filled seminars with ride-and-drive demonstrations where vocational truck operators can get behind the […]
November 15, 2002
Business
Flash Facts
MANUFACTURER NEWS U.S. government awards Bobcat five-year contract The U.S. government has awarded Bobcat a five-year contract to supply skid-steer loaders to the Army. An initial order for 283 units is worth $7.24 million. Successive orders depend on annual funding, but the contract could result in orders for 1,000 units worth $25 million, the company […]
October 9, 2002
Equipment
EPA certifies Cat engine; new emissions standards unmet
Caterpillar announced Thursday the Environmental Protection Agency has certified its newest diesel engine, which does not meet emissions standards that took effect Tuesday, but will allow the company to continue selling engines in all U.S. states except California. The company said it expects California to certify the engine as well. EPA approval of the newest […]
October 8, 2002
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