John Deere - Dubuque, Iowa Area since Nov 2010
Product Marketing Manager - Four Wheel Drive Loaders
John Deere - Dubuque, Iowa Area Jan 2008 - Nov 2010
Product Marketing Manager - Articulated Dump Trucks
John Deere Jan 2004 - Dec 2007
Product Sales Consultant - Four Wheel Drive Loaders
John Deere May 1998 - Dec 2003
Machine Evaluation Engineer
US Navy - Naval Mobile Construstion Battalion 25 - Fort McCoy, WI Feb 1993 - Oct 2003
LTJG - Civil Engineer Corps
Education:
University of Iowa 2007 - 2008
MBA, Business
University of Iowa - Henry B. Tippie College of Business 2006 - 2008
MBA, Business
Iowa State University 1994 - 1999
BS, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Product Development Product Marketing Engineering Cross Functional Team Leadership Sales Manufacturing Heavy Equipment New Business Development Strategic Planning Sales Management Marketing Competitive Analysis Product Management Management Forecasting Pricing Sales Operations Engineering Management Product Launch Business Planning Market Analysis Lean Manufacturing Business Strategy Negotiation Budgets
Denis J. Montocchio - Dubuque IA, US David F. Rindfleisch - Asbury IA, US John M. Chesterman - Dubuque IA, US
Assignee:
Deere & Company - Moline IL
International Classification:
B60K 5/00
US Classification:
180 541
Abstract:
An articulated vehicle is provided having a cab portion, a trailer portion, and a coupling assembly positioned between the cab portion and the trailer portion. A front wheel assembly may support the cab portion, and a rear wheel assembly may support the trailer portion. The vehicle may include a modulated retarder system configured to slow the vehicle when descending a slope.
Gregory K. Werner - Durango IA, US Daniel J. Schuller - Dubuque IA, US John M. Chesterman - Dubuque IA, US Denis J. Montocchio - Dubuque IA, US Karl G. Heine - Dubuque IA, US
International Classification:
B62D 25/10 B23P 6/00
US Classification:
180 6924, 2940201
Abstract:
A work vehicle includes a chassis, an engine compartment and an engine. The engine compartment is carried by the chassis and defined by a plurality of upstanding walls, one of which includes an openable access panel. The engine is carried by the chassis and includes a plurality of service points positioned inside and adjacent to the access panel for servicing the engine by a person positioned outside the access panel.
Joseph M. Montocchio - Dubuque IA, US David R. Didelot - Asbury IA, US Karl G. Heine - Dubuque IA, US Boyd M. Nichols - Dubuque IA, US John M. Chesterman - Dubuque IA, US Carl R. Starkey - Dewitt IA, US
International Classification:
F28F 13/00
US Classification:
165121
Abstract:
A cooling system comprises a first cooling package, a second cooling package, and a fan control system. The first cooling package comprises a first fan and at least one heat exchanger to cool at least one fluid associated with the machine. The first fan is configured to rotate in a cooling direction and an opposite cleaning direction. The second cooling package comprises a second fan and at least one heat exchanger to cool at least one fluid associated with the machine. The second fan is configured to rotate in a cooling direction and an opposite cleaning direction. The fan control system is configured to alternate the first and second fans between a first cleaning mode and a second cleaning mode.
- Moline IL, US John M. Chesterman - Dubuque IA, US Michael R. Gratton - Dubuque IA, US
International Classification:
B60K 11/06 B60K 11/02
US Classification:
454141, 180 682
Abstract:
A work vehicle includes a cooling fan that selectively and/or periodically runs in reverse in order to discharge accumulated dirt or debris from one or more coolers. The reverse activation of the fan is prevented from initiating when the operator of the running vehicle is outside the operator cab in the vicinity of the coolers. In an exemplary embodiment, activation of a parking brake interrupts or prevents reverse activation of the fan, though a fuel door sensor may also be used. A minimum engine speed may be specified to ensure adequate power for maximum fan power during the reverse operation.
System And Method For Preventing Power Head Rollover During A Dump Operation By Monitoring Front Struts
Deere & Company - , US John M. Chesterman - Dubuque IA, US
Assignee:
Deere & Company - Moline IL
International Classification:
B60P 1/04
US Classification:
701 50
Abstract:
A system is disclosed for preventing power head rollover of a vehicle during a dump operation. The system includes a dump signal indicating when the vehicle is dumping, a strut sensor reading indicating a condition of the front struts, and a controller receiving the dump signal and strut readings, and activating a warning signal when the dump signal indicates the vehicle is dumping and the strut reading indicates the front wheels may be lifted off the ground. The strut sensors can be height, pressure or other types of sensors. The controller can also disable further lifting of the dump body when the dump signal indicates the vehicle is dumping and the strut sensor indicates the front wheels may be lifted off the ground. The system can include a strut limit, and the controller can act based on comparing the strut reading to the strut limit.