Cummins Inc.'s Jamestown Engine Plant in Lakewood, N.Y., is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
From left, Dave Crompton, president of the Cummins' engine business, reviews papers while Jim Kelly (sitting and one of Crompton's predecessors) talks to current plant manager Mike Abbate, standing.
In the Jamestown Engine Plant museum, a Cummins Westport ISX12 G, left, and a traditional Cummins ISX12 are on display.
A fresh stack of new engine blocks at the Jamestown Engine Plant. Cummins gets engine blocks from China, Mexico and South Africa.
This engine block is in its early stage of assembly to become a Cummins engine. Cummins has a goal of making 500 engines per day.
A Cummins employee uses a yellow hoist to lift an engine block.
Plant employees make Cummins engines as they move along the assembly line.
A plant employee watches as a yellow robot hauls a finished engine from the assembly line to a test cell.
Workers assemble Cummins engines on the plant floor.
A finished Cummins diesel truck engine stands in the Jamestown plant.
Cummins Inc.'s Jamestown Engine Plant in Lakewood, N.Y., is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
From left, Dave Crompton, president of the Cummins' engine business, reviews papers while Jim Kelly (sitting and one of Crompton's predecessors) talks to current plant manager Mike Abbate, standing.
In the Jamestown Engine Plant museum, a Cummins Westport ISX12 G, left, and a traditional Cummins ISX12 are on display.
A fresh stack of new engine blocks at the Jamestown Engine Plant. Cummins gets engine blocks from China, Mexico and South Africa.
This engine block is in its early stage of assembly to become a Cummins engine. Cummins has a goal of making 500 engines per day.
A Cummins employee uses a yellow hoist to lift an engine block.
Plant employees make Cummins engines as they move along the assembly line.
A plant employee watches as a yellow robot hauls a finished engine from the assembly line to a test cell.
Workers assemble Cummins engines on the plant floor.
A finished Cummins diesel truck engine stands in the Jamestown plant.