Targeted for release in the fourth quarter of 2022, Allison Transmission’s newly designed transmission for the fracking industry, FracTran, meets the unique needs of the hydraulic fracturing industry. Western Branch Diesel is proud to offer transmission sales and to be a part of Allison’s Authorized Service network. Allison has been
One way Western Branch Diesel focuses on customer satisfaction is to offer a wide array of engine choices to our customers. mtu‘s small, industrial engines easily meet the needs of our underground mining, construction, agriculture, and forestry customers with a power range of 134 to 644 horsepower. The engines are dual-emission certified and meet
“Western Branch Diesel is top in the market for service and parts for Volvo Penta industrial engines and power generators. We’re very versed on Volvo Penta parts and can provide superior support to keep engines and equipment up and running,” says Chad Wells, Industrial Territory Sales Manager, Western Branch Diesel.
Summertime is coming and that means fishing and the start of tournament season — your boat needs to be in top working order. Among the fun and fish, the summertime also brings the occasional breakdown and need for service, parts, and a qualified, trained technician. Johnson & Towers and Western Branch
An industry leader in designing, engineering, and manufacturing fully automatic transmissions, Allison Transmission’s® commitment to the oil and gas market is evident through the 9832 Oil Field Series (OFS) transmission for fracking applications. Available through Western Branch Diesel, a member of the Indel Power Group, this lightweight and compact transmission
The mtu Series 4000 Tier 4 engine is the only fracking engine on the market with no aftertreatment needed. The engine models available are the 12V4000T95 (2,250-2,600HP) and 16V4000T95 (3,000-3,200HP), with a choice of 2,250 to 3,000 bhp. The engine features an integrated, cooled exhaust gas recirculation with two-stage turbo charging, which
The spring tune-up is an essential step in maintaining heavy-duty equipment. By keeping up-to-date on service requirements and in top-operating condition, companies are ready for summer’s work and can eliminate downtime. “Companies should prep in the spring for summer work through a spring tune-up. Having your exhaust, heating, and cooling