Engine
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19 March 2008
| Manufacturers | |
|---|---|
| Briggs & Stratton | www.briggsandstratton.com |
| Caterpillar | www.cat.com |
| Cummins | www.cummins.com |
| DaimlerChrysler | www.daimlerchrysler.com |
| Deutz | www.deutz.de |
| Hatz | www.hatz-diesel.de |
| John Deere | www.deere.com |
| Isuzu | www.isuzuengines.com |
| JCB | www.jcb.co.uk |
| Kawasaki | www.kawpowr.com |
| Kubota | www.kubota.com |
| Mitsubishi | www.mitsubishi.com |
| Mercedez-Benz | www.mercedes-benz.com |
| Perkins | www.perkins.com |
| Scania | www.scania.com |
| Volvo | www.volvo.com |
| Yanmar | www.yanmar.co.jp |
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