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Industrial Engines

MSHS Pacific Power Group to Present at PowerGen University 2026: A Deep Dive Into DSG and Genset Emissions Retrofits

MSHS Pacific Power Group is proud to announce its participation in the 2026 PowerGen Technical Conference, also known as PowerGen University (PGU). This year, our team will lead course PGU103, titled: “Dispatchable Standby Generation (DSG) for Demand Response and Emissions Retrofit”   What This Course Covers Course PGU103 offers a comprehensive look at how utilities...

MTU Powers North America’s First Tier 4 Final Log Stacker

A 50-year legacy of building innovation in its log stackers continues for Komatsu, which recently unveiled its newest version, the 45 Series electric log stacker that becomes the first in North America to use a Tier 4 engine. Letourneau Inc., a subsidiary of Komatsu, built two log stackers that are using MTU Series 6R1300 EPA...

Volvo Penta Expands Service School Offerings in North America

Our partners at Volvo Penta have been offering technical training classes for dealer and OEM service technicians. They have recently announced an expansion of the service school offerings for technical training. Their current locations now include: [su_spacer size=”15″] •  Georgian College in Barrie, Ontario (Canada) •  Oak Harbor Vocational School in Oak Harbor, OH •...

Reaching Great Heights: Repowering One of the Largest Yarder Towers in the World

What piece of equipment is possibly strong enough to haul a five-ton tree through the dense forests of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula? Capable of pulling heavy logged trees from more than 5000 feet away, the Berger Yarder Tower is a true force in the forest, making logging and timber transportation easier for Dahlgren Logging Co. in...

An Engine Worth its Weight in Gold

Originally founded in the 1890’s, the town of Republic, Washington, is one of the original gold mining towns in the Pacific Northwest - second only to Yosemite in California during the 1850’s Gold Rush. In Republic, it is safe...
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