and what brand do you work on? i work in the used equipment shop at MacAllister Machinery. they are the largest CAT dealer in the state of indiana.

 

I work for halliburton in the shop we work on cat cumming detriot v12 and v16 big 2250 hp

 

I run a shop for a rock company, Komatsu, Hitachi, Deere, Kobelco, Cat, Volvo, and Kenworths

 

I'm studying to be a diesel mechanic.

 

work for FedEx Freight...maintaining all the trucks, trailers, forklifts, etc...mostly Cummins Engines but there are a few DT's left floating around and some CATs down south but i have yet to see one

 

I have worked on a little of everthing from cat d's to generators.

 

work for a asphalt and grading company have CAT and John Deere, Komatsu , in fact the company I work for bought the very first 575 dozer ever brought to the states and at one time a couple years ago we had 2 575's and 2 475 komatsu dozers. really good machines for ripping but they suck to work on

 

I'm a licensed heavy duty tech but mostly worked on trucks ,started out working on equipment but decided early on that I didn't like the heavy lifting and a boom truck to do little jobs so I got into the truck and trailer part for a while then found that there was more money behind the wheel,now I'm up to 3 trucks and do all my own work on them and my backhoe and tractors

 

When I was in school I worked for Giles and Ransome Cat on heavy equipment. I did everything from working parts, working in the main shop, repairing undercarriage and even field service. I then worked 2 years for Transedge Mack / Volvo mainly doing modcenter work (wheelbases, lift axle installation and removal and frame repair). And now i work for Werner Enterprises Allentown, Pa terminal. Werner runs several different makes of trucks and they're mostly all powered by Cat C-15 ACERT's althought we have some older freightliners and almost all the new Cascadias are powered by Detroit Diesel.

 

awesome. lots of big diesel tech guys