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Sage Oil Vac

Sage Oil Vac Lube Equipment utilizes a vacuum and pressure process for fluid exchanges. This process allows technicians the ability to vacuum oils directly from the equipment without first draining into a bucket or pan. Vacuum warm motor oils at rates up to 5-7 gpm, without the use of pumps. Equipment is available with a […]

July 9, 2010

FORD TRANNY PAN

Cooler Running for 2011 Ford F350/F250 PML Transmission pan holds more fluid for better cooling under heavy-duty work applications Keeping transmission temps in line is critical for the longevity of any transmission. Overheat the trans fluid during heavy towing or hauling situations and trans life is severely compromised. A great way to provide a larger […]

May 16, 2010

Cummins Power Generation buys Terex Generator Set assets

Cummins Power Generation announced the purchase of the generator set assets of Westport, Ct.-based Terex Corp. The agreement, effective Jan. 22 but publicly announced on March 31, increases Cummins Power Generation’s rental business capabilities through expanded production operations in its Fridley, Minn., facility. “Cummins Power Generation and Terex Corporation have had a long-standing relationship,” said […]

April 12, 2010

RUST PREVENTION

RUST NO MORE Tips to prevent road salt from ruining your ride By Bruce W. Smith Winter brings a lot of beauty to the landscape. But it also brings with it a cause for concern to owners of new vehicles: rust. Rust is the cancer of cars. Once it starts, it’s difficult and expensive to […]

April 10, 2010

Product Review: Argus Battery Bug

Product Review: Argus Analyzers Battery Bug BUGS YOU’D LOVE New monitoring devices keeps you instantly informed about battery status By Bruce W. Smith Most people who work outdoors don’t like dealing with bugs. Bugs are annoying and do nothing to enhance the joys of work, fishing or hunting. But we have found two bugs readers […]

April 10, 2010

The feast and famine of road repairs

It’s either feast or famine. After several years of minimal maintenance and street resurfacing in the Chicago area because of state funding shortfalls, dozens of projects were carried out last year because of stimulus funding. And about 45 miles of road projects are slated for resurfacing this year, according to the Chicago Department of Transportation […]

March 30, 2010

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