As before, two games were needed to win the match. The winner received a total of $1,000. The loser received an Argus digital camera as a consolation prize in addition to the $500 if they won a game. The third game, if necessary, was played similar to the tiebreaker on the original Card Sharks with three cards. The difference, other than the fact that there was only one row of cards used, was that no Clip Chips could be used. The two match winners then squared off in the Big Deal, one final row of seven cards.
Oso2, International tells me that you won't hurt your MaxxForce, which is an overhead cam engine, by revving it high, up to 2200 RPM while braking. Your exhaust type engine brake will work very well under load going down hill in position 3 if you do rev it high. Mine has never betrayed me.
International Diesel â The only diesel company not using DEF technology. International makes their own motors for their own trucks. Paccar Engines â Paccar now manufacturers motors for their own trucks (Peterbilt and Kenworth). Petes and Kenworth trucks can also be ordered with a Cummins engine. Paccar trucks are the only big trucks with a choice of engine. Caterpillar Engines â Caterpillar no longer manufacturers a heavy truck engine, although Cat parts are still available. They chose to bow out of the market after struglling to produce a reliable motor that met the tough emission standards and regulations.