It was big news back in 2014 when a 57-metre vessel with four Cummins generator sets at the heart of its hybrid diesel-electric propulsion system was put into service by Bhagwan Marine, a major Australian service provider to the offshore oil and gas industries.
The words are prominent on the door of the Kenworth – PRIDE, CARE, RESPECT, EXCELLENCE – and in a nutshell they reflect what Emerald Carrying Co (ECC) is all about.
Beware of fake Cummins parts That’s the message being delivered loud and clear as the illegal trade in cheap bogus parts thrives, with criminal groups exploring new avenues to expand their enterprises.
The Australian trucking industry is full of road transport operators who are not big enough to be truly national players, but with a fleet which is well known in one market sector and has a national reach.
It’s a warning often repeated by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), yet some businesses continue to put their operations at risk – knowingly or otherwise – by using cheap counterfeit parts.
Carey’s Freight Lines has been based in Tamworth for 75 years, a remarkable achievement in road freight operations which the company has celebrated by proudly specifying heritage liveries to its 2022 model Kenworths and Mercedes-Benz prime movers to reflect the longevity of the service Carey’s has provided to the local...