Archive of
commissioned work for Castrol's Liquid Engineering
Words: Roderick
Eime Diesels At Sea - No Plain Sailing Castrol develops effective countermeasures
against the destructive by-products in marine diesel engines.
Mad About Lil The
story of Bruce Rose and Diamond Lil could almost be a movie. Set in
the balmy tropics of far north Queensland, the pair tackle adversity
on a daily basis. STAMP of Approval Castrol
Australia is playing an important role in a major Research & Development
project conducted jointly by the Deakin and Australian National Universities.
Captain Cook Cruises on Castrol When
Australia's largest small-ship cruise company, Captain Cook Cruises,
first laid plans for its largest floating restaurant and sightseeing
vessel, it was always going to be Castrol lubricated. New Age Generators are a Gas! The
Glenelg Waste Water Treatment facility in suburban Adelaide has been
in operation since before the First World War Top Cats Down Under Queensland-based
Noosa Cat Australia, delivers a range of world-class, all-weather powered
catamarans built on a solid Australian heritage. Remarkable Events at Sea No Mystery You
could accuse John Hughson of JJ Marine Craft of being a bit one-eyed
when it comes to Castrol products. One Million... and Still Counting Bill
and Tammy Hickey are battlers in the bush. Not 'battlers' in the usual
sense however, because they're winning! And they're winning because
they make the right decisions about the things that concern them most.
Old Timer Pumps Castrol Some
people say collectors are nuts. If that is true, then Norm Raddatz is
a Castrol "nut". RiverCats Purring Again It
was just on five years ago when Sydney Ferries contacted Castrol with
a particularly nasty problem they were having with the Schottel Steerable
Rudder Propulsion units (SRPs) on the new RiverCats. Sunlover Cruises To Success On Castrol Sunlover Cruises burst onto the Cairns cruise scene as precocious newcomers back in 1991. Freemantle, known around the world as a hub of maritime activity has, just to its south, the town of Henderson, also flourishing from the expanding marine industry. Scania, one of the most respected
names in heavy trucks, has chosen to install the new Macnaught Inventory
Control Plus Fluid Monitoring and Management Systems in their new, state-of-the-art
workshop. |