Abstract: A fluid injector for an exhaust treatment system is disclosed. The fluid injector may have a body, a pin member, and a heater. The pin member may be disposed within the body and have a fluid receiving end and a fluid injecting end. The heater may be disposed about the fluid injecting end of the pin member.

Abstract: A trailer caddy is provided for enabling a user to tow or otherwise maneuver trailers or agricultural equipment with a light-duty pickup truck that would otherwise have too great of a tongue weight for towing behind a pickup truck. The caddy includes a trailer chassis with at least one axle having wheels mounted thereon. A fifth-wheel hitch having a frame is configured so that the frame is affixed to the chassis such that the frame faces opposite the chassis. The caddy also includes a hitch assembly configured to connect to various hitch styles.

Abstract: A fluid injector for use in an exhaust treatment system is disclosed. The fluid injector may have a nozzle portion, a heater associated with the nozzle portion, and a controller in communication with the heater. The controller may be configured to recognize a condition triggering a purge event of the fluid injector. The controller may also be configured to activate the heater to purge the fluid injector in response to the recognized condition.

Abstract: A fluid injector for use in an exhaust treatment system is disclosed. The fluid injector may have a nozzle portion, a heater associated with the nozzle portion, and a controller in communication with the heater. The controller may be configured to recognize a condition triggering a purge event of the fluid injector. The controller may also be configured to activate the heater to purge the fluid injector in response to the recognized condition.

Abstract: A fluid injector for an exhaust treatment system is disclosed. The fluid injector may have a body, a pin member, and a heater. The pin member may be disposed within the body and have a fluid receiving end and a fluid injecting end. The heater may be disposed about the fluid injecting end of the pin member.

Abstract: A piston for an internal combustion engine is disclosed. The piston has a piston crown with a face having an interior annular edge. The piston also has first piston bowl recessed within the face of the piston crown. The first piston bowl has a bottom surface and an outer wall. A line extending from the interior annular edge of the face and tangent with the outer wall forms an interior angle greater than 90 degrees with the face of the piston. The piston also has a second piston bowl that is centrally located and has an upper edge located below a face of the piston crown.

Abstract: A mounting device for supporting a printed circuit board on a carrier includes a spacing element attached onto the carrier and an electrically conducting mounting element coupled to the spacing element for forming a mechanical and electrically conducting connection between the printed circuit board and the carrier. The spacing element has a sleeve-type spacing section and a mounting section attached to the spacing sections. Preferably, the section is formed by elastic, finger-type or wing-type mounting sections that are provided for engagement in corresponding recesses of the carrier. The mounting element is preferably a screw that is screwed into the carrier when tightened.

Abstract: A mounting device for supporting a printed circuit board on a carrier includes a spacing element attached onto the carrier and an electrically conducting mounting element coupled to the spacing element for forming a mechanical and electrically conducting connection between the printed circuit board and the carrier. The spacing element has a sleeve-type spacing section and a mounting section attached to the spacing sections. Preferably, the section is formed by elastic, finger-type or wing-type mounting sections that are provided for engagement in corresponding recesses of the carrier. The mounting element is preferably a screw that is screwed into the carrier when tightened.