July/August 2022

OEM Off-Highway July/August 2022

Image 1. The tentative schedule of presentations for the OEM Off-Highway Industry Summit

Educational Content from the Industry and the OEM Off-Highway Team

Software can connect GPS, electronic logging devices and predictive maintenance technology with transportation management systems to provide insights for drivers and dispatchers.

Overcoming Electric Vehicle Adoption Barriers

Software and hardware can extend equipment life and improve jobsite safety.

Employing Vehicles with Aftermarket Automation Keeps Existing Fleets on the Road

Software and hardware can extend equipment life and improve jobsite safety.

Employing Vehicles with Aftermarket Automation Keeps Existing Fleets on the Road

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The Fastest Path to Emissions Reduction for Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines

The Hybrid and Electric Technology Transition

How is the industry moving away from diesel and toward other sources?

August 10, 2022

An augmented image of an off-highway vehicle with propulsion products onboard

Hydraulic Graders and Scrapers

The earliest graders and scrapers relied on manual or mechanical control to operate the blade or bowl, not hydraulics.

August 2, 2022

This Austin-Western 12-Yard Hydraulic Scraper is being tested at Moffat Coal Company near Sparta, Illinois, on June 25, 1936. Austin-Western also offered three smaller scrapers operated by cable. (R. G. LeTourneau, Inc. photograph, Maier-Daily Papers)

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