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NAM and Polaris Industries Honor Senator Thune for Supporting Manufacturing

Paul Eickhoff – Director, North American Distribution
Paul Vitrano – VP, Global Government Relations
Senator John Thune (R-SD)
Stacy Bogart – VP, General Counsel
Jim Williams – VP, Human Resources Integration.
MINNEAPOLIS (April 13, 2015) – The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) awarded Senator John Thune (R-SD) the NAM Award for Manufacturing Legislative Excellence at an event hosted by NAM member Polaris Industries in Vermillion, South Dakota.
“We are lucky to have Senator John Thune in our corner, advocating policies that will allow us to grow, create jobs and compete globally.” said Paul Vitrano, Polaris VP, Global Government Relations, at Polaris Industries.
“I’m honored to receive this award on behalf of all the hard-working manufacturers in South Dakota and throughout the country who help create jobs and strengthen the U.S. economy,” said Thune. “While manufacturers are at the forefront of economic growth in America, I think they could be even more competitive if Congress passed pro-growth, comprehensive tax reform. Congress could also take steps to open new markets to U.S. products by enacting bipartisan Trade Promotion Authority. I look forward to working on these issues, and more, during the 114th Congress.”
“Manufacturing in South Dakota and across the country is making a comeback,” said NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons. “Manufacturers are growing the economy and creating high-paying jobs in a sector that adds $1.32 to the economy for every $1 spent. Senator Thune understands that leaders in Washington must advance policies that will continue to fuel this economic growth and has consistently supported manufacturers through his votes in Congress.”
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Key Votes included in the Voting Record are selected by small, medium and large manufacturing executives who serve on the NAM’s Key Vote Advisory Committee. Additional information on the NAM Award for Manufacturing Legislative Excellence can be found here.
2004.5 Sportsman 400
I bought a used 2004.5 Sportsman 400 {4×4} from a fellow that’s local to where I live. He had taken good care of it and all appears to be working well with the exception of accelerating from a dead stop. When I put it in high or low forward gear I have to accelerate to a higher RPM before it’ll start moving forward. Once moving all is well. But each time I stop I’ll have the same problem. It feels like the brakes are on then releases at a certain RPM. But, I know this isn’t the case because it will freely roll forward if pushed. If I place it in reverse I only need to touch the gas and it’ll start moving as expected.
Is this comment to the Sportsmans 2004.5 series or do you guys think something could be wrong, and if so, what do you feel my problem could be?
Thanks everyone,
Tony B.
Fuel Pack
Dangerous to drive with bad Lower ball joints?
Is it bad to drive with bad lower
ball joints and will this affect tire wear?
ideals for roadbike motor in xplorer frame
Dangerous to drive with bad Lower ball joints
Is it bad to drive with bad lower
ball joints ?
Model abreviations
When it comes to our ATV’s model, what does FE, FM, TE, TM stand for?
30 year old engine
Here’s some before/after cleaning, the ultrasonic cleaner makes quick work of it.
30 year old engine
Here’s some before/after cleaning, the ultrasonic cleaner makes quick work of it.