Trends in Lubrication of Heavy-Duty Off-Highway Equipment

Authors

• M. I. Michael - John Deere Product Engineering Center Waterloo, IA
• G. M. Schmidt - John Deere Product Engineering Center Waterloo, IA
• W. H. Cave - John Deere Product Engineering Center Waterloo, IA

Topic

• Transmission fluids
• Diesel / compression ignition engines
• Tools and equipment
• Suppliers
• Lubricants

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References

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