Local News
- One charged with arson in March fire at Schuyler County convenience store
- Rossford Fire Department’s full-time staff grows with 4 new members
- Okemos fire damages several apartments, firefighter injured
- Several departments respond to Newton Township house fire
- Fire damages Great Falls home, kills one dog
National News
- New Mexico Governor declares emergency for Trout Fire
- Rocky Mountain Power plans major Casper Mountain infrastructure upgrade aimed at wildfire mitigation
- Firefighters face 80 mph winds and rain in Hutchinson blaze
- 06/25/25 – Webinar: How Fire Chiefs Can Communicate Effectively with Elected Officials and Senior Leadership – Darkhorse Emergency
- Gov. Kotek throws support behind using state reserves for short-term wildfire funding
OSFM Fireline Jan: 2010
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April Meeting – NCFMA – Burton’s Fire
NCFMA, Past Meetings, TrainingsBurton’s Fire, Inc. will host the NCFMA Allison Transmission Service Class.
The NCFMA Allison Transmission Service Class will be held at Burton’s Fire, Inc. in Modesto. Training will be lead by Correy Mello of Mello Transmission in Modesto. A delicious BBQ lunch will be provided.
Thursday, April 15th, 2010
NCFMA Business Meeting at 9:00AM
Allison Transmission Service Class begins immediately after
Please fill-out and fax the downloadable sheet by:
Thursday, April 8th to:
Burton’s Fire, Inc.
Fax: 209.544.1109
Download the RSVP .pdf
Allison Transmission – Service Information Letter – Fluids
News, Safety, TroubleshootingFULL LETTER CAN BE DOWNLOADED BY CLICKING HERE
Introduction:
Optimum performance and reliability of heavy-duty automatic transmissions can be noticeably influenced by the type of fluid used and the frequency with which that fluid is changed. Allison Transmission has designed extensive programs including specifications and tests to verify the quality of fluids and consequently have specific fluid and filter change recommendations. Due to field studies, changes in emission requirements, vehicle design, and operating environments, Allison Transmission has realigned recommended fluid and filter change intervals. Heavy-duty Automatic Transmission change intervals have been revised to more closely match today’s operating environments. Allison has also created a new automatic transmission fluid specification, Schedule One TES 389. The new Allison specification gives OEMs and customers another approved fluid choice. Allison C4 fluids and DEXRON® fluids are no longer approved for new Commercial On-Highway products.