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After the First World War in the United States, the demand for trucks has increased dramatically. In many respects this is favored by the increase in the network of good roads. In 1919 organized a company for the production of diesel engines, which to this day bears his name. download 2015 Mitsubishi L200 User Manual there.  It makes a lot of efforts to popularize the diesel engine and in 1931 he makes several advertising runs across the country on trucks and buses equipped with his engines. As a result, more and more manufacturers prefer diesel engines.

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