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K&L Clutch Dallas Service Shop
No matter where you are in the world, our office in Hurst, Texas will seem like just a local call away.
For years, we’ve been leaders in the worldwide sales of torque converters , PTOs and service parts. But with energy demands around the world growing, and with rapidly developing economies creating new business opportunities in the most remote corners of the earth (plus the improved internet services needed to reach those corners), we’ve expanded our international business reach from our head office here in Dallas-Ft. Worth to South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Russia.
This means that nearly anywhere in the world you can get industrial service and power products , units, and service for:
- Cranes
- Draglines
- Crushers
- Oil Field Units
- Stationary Units
From such manufacturers as:
But beyond our comprehensive product catalog and service capabilities (including sales and service staff with more than 150 years combined product knowledge), we offer extensive overseas experience, and this matters as much as anything when it comes to international industrial power projects. Here’s why:
As you probably know, each country can have a dizzying web of laws, cultural factors and customs that can complicate your project. With our experience comes the ability to anticipate where unexpected problems might arise and to address them with minimal project disruption. We know what to expect, how to react, and how to work effectively within complicated cultures. Flexibility, international savvy, and a keen eye for potential problems are key.
So when you’re looking for the best service, best pricing, best on-time delivery, and most experienced personnel””both here in Texas and on the other side of the globe””we at K&L Clutch International Sales know how to get you what you need. This is why so many of our clients and customers have to come to rely on us for their international industrial power needs again and again.
Contact us for more information. We’ll be there whenever and wherever you need us.
Mobile oil coolers need to be durable, rugged, flexible and reliable. With that in mind, our mission to supply Texas with its heat exchanger needs came down to one brand and one brand only.
Our line of heat exchangers from Young Transmission do every job efficiently, and provide simple solutions to complex cooling problems. The mobile oil coolers come in eight standard sizes, each of which can be piped at installation in one or two pass oil flow arrangements, and boast performance ranges of 100 GMP oil flow and heat transfer capacities from 5,000 to 350,000 BTU per hour.
The result is low cost oil cooling systems with minimum oil pressure drop and low air flow resistance. Read Full Article →
8/21/09
Dallas Cowboys fans got a glimpse of everything they were hoping to see Friday night. Their new stadium dazzled. Tony Romo was darn good. And the Cowboys won, pretty easily. In the first football game at the nearly $1.2 billion Cowboys Stadium, Romo looked right at home, going 18 of 24 for 192 yards and sending Dallas on its way to a 30-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans in a preseason game. “It was incredible,” Romo said, comparing the atmosphere to a regular-season game.
K & L has (4) 9163507 Brake Drums (New) for a Euclid B70 Haul Truck for sale. Please call 800-732-3059 for our rock bottom pricing.
7/22/09
K & L has taken on the WPT line of Twin Disc style power take offs as a distributor for North Texas and Oklahoma. With WPT based in Wichita Falls, any backorders can be filled in one day and all PTO units are competitively priced. K & L, although, will carry and extensive inventory to include complete units and supporting parts. We are ready to service you now. Please call any of our experienced sales associates and ask more about the new WPT product line.
Good news, Cowboys fans: The Jessica Simpson Curse has been lifted! Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo broke he’s relationship off with Jessica last week before her 29th birthday. This after Jessica bought Tony a boat for this birthday. What a deal.
There still may be some hope though, as Simpson posted on her Twitter account “Everyone need to know that hope floats…grab the strings and pull it back to you”.
Lets just all hope that she pulls him back after the Cowboys win the Superbowl this year. Go Cowboys!!!
What a terrible way to end the last week of June 2009 with the death of so many celebrities. May they all rest in peace and ever be remembered.
Michael Jackson-Singer/Entertainer and the “King of Pop” died June 25
Farrah Fawcett-Actress Of “Charlie’s Angles Fame” died June 25
Gale Storm-Singer/Actress of 1950’s TV died June 27
Fred Travalena-Impressionist died June 28
Billy Mays-TV Pitchman and the “Most Watched Person In TV History” died June 28
You will all be missed.
Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood shared the stage Tuesday 23rd June at the American Airlines Arena (Center) in Dallas, Texas as their U.S. tour entered its final week. Walking on stage shortly after 8PM, the enthusiastic crowd was treated to Blind Faith Classics, material from Clapton’s and Winwood’s solo careers, blues and Hendrix’s “Voodoo Chile”.
There were no changes to the 20 song set list from the past several show. The next three shows are in Houston, Texas, Glendale, Arizona and ending in Los Angeles on 30th of June.
6/20/09 Saturday
Miley Cyrus made a surprise appearance at the Jonas Brothers’ first concert stop in Arlington, Texas inside the New Dallas Cowboy Stadium. Cyrus performed “Through the Storm” with beau Nick Jonas, whom she “reconnected” with after splitting from Justin Gaston, 20.
A crane accident occurred in Cleburne, Texas when an operator was injured when the boom collapsed, landing on top of the cab. The RT crane was hoisting a generator onto a trailer when the accident occurred. “as the operator was doing that, there was a catastrophic failure of the crane” the fire chief said. The operator suffered neck, back, and shoulder injuries.-Star Telegram
Always remember – safety first!
