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BOMAG discontinues two-cycle tamper production

Citing more stringent emissions standards and growing customer acceptance of four-cycle tamper technology, BOMAG has discontinued production of its two-cycle tampers. Four-cycle tampers offer both performance and operating-cost advantages over two-cyle options, said Bert DeJong, vice president of sales and marketing for BOMAG. The company will continue to provide parts and service for its two-cycle […]

March 8, 2004

Guidelines to make new WTC environmentally friendly

Imagine an office building where the rainwater on the roof is used to flush the toilets, where wind generates 10 percent of the electricity used and where the materials used in construction are made up of organic substances and recycled metals. According to recently released development guidelines for the new World Trade Center, its construction […]

January 22, 2004

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January 29, 2024

Caterpillar C11 engine earns EPA 2004 certification

Caterpillar announced Dec. 16 that its C11 engine, popular for use in vocational trucks, has earned EPA’s 2004 certification. The 2004 regulations require engine manufacturers to demonstrate lower emissions for nearly double the miles of operation called for in the October 2002 decree. Full production of the C11 engine, offered in the 305- to 370-horsepower […]

January 12, 2004