EPA certifies Cat’s fourth ACERT engine

September 15, 2003

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has certified Caterpillar’s fourth on-highway truck and bus engine equipped with ACERT technology. The C13 engine, which received 2004 certification, is popular in vocational-class trucks such as dump trucks, refuse haulers and cement mixers. EPA certified Caterpillar’s C7, C9 and C15 engines earlier this year.

TyBot, the Concrete Rebar Tying Robot: 2 Million Job Ties and Counting

April 20, 2021

Video: Cat Replaced the 316F with Faster 317 and 317 GC Excavators

Cat's small excavator lineup looks pretty different these days. We discuss the new 317 and 317 GC, how these models differ and how they both improve over the 316F L that they replace.

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TyBot, the Concrete Rebar Tying Robot: 2 Million Job Ties and Counting

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Taking Matters Into Your Own Hands

Is paying for chemical spraying too expensive? It was for Jonathan. That's why he worked with Marvel Coatings to launch his own chemical spraying operation and cut out the middle man.