Engine Business Komatsu and Cummins jointly developed the worldGLYPH<213>s largest diesel engine for mining trucks, which is being launched in 2001. In 2000, Komatsu Mining Systems chose Cummins as its exclusive diesel engine supplier. 2000 Sales $4.0 Billion Dodge Ram, RV 20% Construction, Ag, Marine  22% Heavy-duty Truck 35% Medium-duty Truck, Bus 17% HHP/Mining 6% Dodge Ram, Recreational Vehicles Mining supplier of engines to its mining equipment division. By the end of the year, the success of the 2700 horse- power QSK60 helped increase our penetration from 26 percent in 1999 to 47 percent for mining applications above 2000 horsepower. In 2000, the Engine Business posted earnings before interest and tax* of $24 million. Even before market con- ditions declined mid-year, we initiated actions to redefine our participation in the North American heavy-duty truck market in order to improve profitability over the business cycle. By first quarter 2001, we had negotiated three long-term supply agreements with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) as part of that strategy.  Cummins shipped 119,000 engines for the Dodge Ram, setting another record despite DaimlerChryslerGLYPH<213>s production slowdown in all vehicle categories at the end of the year. A decline in consumer demand was reflected in lower shipments of engines for recreational vehicles, but Cummins continued to be the market share leader. The QSK engine has increased our success in the mining market. The engineGLYPH<213>s outstanding 98 percent availability rating led to an agreement with Komatsu to be the exclusive  10