Caterpillar Inc.

Craig B Kelley

Daniel Edward Shearer

Gary C Bryant

Ashley D Menges

Jeffrey Alan Brush

Michael T Baltes

John J Maas

Susan M Boast

Brian R Janes

Colton T Anderson

Kevin F Stremlau

Sarath B Chirumamila

Mazin M Merghani

Chad Stollenwerk

Aaron Stritesky

Elmer R Crabb

Noel J Rytter

Michael J Vance

Val G Boucher

Charles H Menke

Matthew T Keeley

Anthony S Cooksey

Matthew A Hartman

Mark D Shane

Clifford E Miller

Brian S Underwood

John F Brandenburg, Iii

Rahul S Visal

Ryan Rouderbush

Peter M Nelson

Bernie D Lunsford

Jeffrey J Doll

Troy A Larsen

Andrew M Rummer

Timothy J Bromenshenkel

Robert W Briggs

David E Nelson

Kolin J Kirschenmann

Thomas Edmund Fennell

Royce E Leaders

Larry T Ryterski

Ryan D Looper

Terry Allen Coins

Matthew P Jacobs

Don J Robinson

Stephen Bushong

Jared L Becker

Ryan Roudebush

Kunaal Khanna

Jerry Gavin

Sundaravelan Bhakrarajamohan

Dan Hatfield

A machine includes a frame having ground engaging elements for propelling a machine, and a body mounted to the frame. The body includes a plurality of body components, one of which is contoured for mounting a camera that includes a continuous face and a pocket each formed in an outer surface thereof. The method of assembling a machine includes molding a unitary body component for machine body, the body component having an outer surface with a continuous face and a pocket. The method further includes mounting a camera within the pocket and establishing an electrical link between the camera and an electrical system of the machine via a port disposed in the pocket which extends through the outer surface.

Machine having camera and mounting strategy therefor

Portion of a wheel loader

Hood portion of a wheel loader

A control console for a work machine having at least one work tool has a rest and a plurality of operator control devices. The plurality of operator control devices are adjustable relative to the rest and configured to control at least one function of the at least one work tool.

Machine tool control console

Grill portion of an off-highway truck

Off-highway truck

Portion of an off-highway truck

A control system for a work machine, having an articulated joint and a work implement with at least one axis of rotation, has a first lever with a first longitudinal axis. A twist angle of the first lever about the first longitudinal axis is related to an articulation speed of the work machine. The control system also has a second lever having a second longitudinal axis. A twist angle of the second lever about the second longitudinal axis is related to a rotation speed of the work implement about the at least one axis of rotation. A plurality of operator control devices are disposed on the first and second levers.

Machine joystick control system

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Dunlap, IL, United States of America

Craig B Kelley