INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS: PRODUCTS & SERVICES
BORGWARNER S300S Turbochargers
www.turbos.bwauto.com/aftermarket
BorgWarner Turbo Systems supplies S300S replacement turbochargers for International DT466 engines. The S300S is built for maximum durability that can extend the life of your engine. BorgWar- ner’s S300S turbochargers are engineered for high-efficiency and feature Forged Milled Wheel Technology. This incorporates improvements through superior material properties of the compressor wheel forg- ing. This process helps to resist compressor wheel failure and to decrease equipment downtime.
Ü UPCOMING EVENTS
Tennessee Assn. of Pupil Transportation Conference & Equipment Show June 2 − 4, Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Contact: Larry Riggsbee, 615/406-9199
Nebraska School Transportation Association Summer Conference June 6, Kearney, Neb. Contact:
president@nsta-nebraska.com
Minnesota School Bus Operators Association Summer Conference June 8 − 10, Grand Rapids, Minn. Contact: Shelly Jonas, 320/274-8313
Alabama School Transportation Association Summer Conference June 9 − 13, Montgomery, Ala. Contact: Joe Lightsey,
joel@alsde.edu
Virginia Association for Pupil Transportation Annual Conference June 16 − 19, Norfolk, Va. Contact: Kermit Shaffer, 540/582-5125
kshaffer@scs.k12.va.us,
www.vapt.org
POWERTRAIN INTEGRATION PIthon
www.powertrainintegration.com
The PIthon (pronounced python) 8.0L V8 LPI propane autogas engine is the result of more than four years of development and testing to OEM standards. Power Integration said it is designed to fill the gap for big-block engines in the medium-duty, on-highway market and is destined for the Thomas Built Buses Saf- T-Liner C2. PIthon-equipped vehicle weights average approximately 500 pounds less than comparable diesel chassis, which the company said enables users to increase their payload by an equivalent amount or possibly save more fuel.
STERTIL-KONI EARTHLIFT
www.stertil-koni.com
The new generation of EARTHLIFT from heavy-duty vehicle lift manufacturer Stertil-Koni has a lifting capacity of 18,500 pounds per column and is engineered to deliver optimum safety, performance and environmental stewardship. Its columns are made with components that are 98-percent recyclable, and the Active Energy Retrieval System (AERS) allows operators to achieve 35 percent more lifting cycles at maximum lifting load. As a result, operators can aver- age up to 45 or 50 lifting cycles on a stan- dard-sized school bus without recharging.
Visit the STN 2014 Calendar online at
www.stnonline.com/go/2f
Kansas State Pupil Transportation Assn. June 16 − 20, Hutchinson, Kan. Contact: Barbara Pringle, 620/341-1744
pringrb@seamless.net,
www.kspta.com
Georgia Association for Pupil Transportation Conference June 16 − 20, Jekyll Island, Ga. Contact: James Waggoner, 770/429-5875
james.waggoner@cobbk12.org,
Florida Association for Pupil Transportation Technicians Workshops June 16-19, Daytona Beach, Fla. Contact: Louis Knebel, 954/591-6520,
louis.knebel@
browardschools.com
Illinois Assn. for Pupil Transportation/ Illinois School Transportation Assn. Conf. June 17-19, Peoria, Ill. Contact: Vicki Mattson,
email@ilapt.net
Utah Mechanics Association In-Service June 17 – 19, Park City, Utah Contact: Rick Sanderson, 435/586-2864,
rick.sanderson@
ironmail.org
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School Transportation Association of Indiana Annual Conference June 18 − 20, Fort Wayne, Ind. Contact: Lynn Hower,
lhower@stai.us
Annual Texas Association for Pupil Transportation Conference & Trade Show June 19 − 24, Corpus Christi, Texas Contact: Pam McCurdy, 254/716-3885,
pam@tapt.com,
www.tapt.com
Pennsylvania School Bus Drivers Safety Competition / PSBA Annual Conference June 20 − 21, 22-26, State College, Pa. Contact: Selina Pittenger, 717/975-1951
smpittenger@paschoolbus.org www.paschoolbus.org
Annual Wisconsin School Bus Association Trade Show & Convention June 23 – 26, Green Bay, Wis. Contact:
m.mcmanus@
wi-sba.org
Southeastern School Bus Safety Road-e-o June 26 - 27, Huntsville, Ala. Contact: Roger Kerns, 270/839-1022
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