now three companies using either the Fairbanks or Fairbanks Morse trademarks, with lineage to the original Fairbanks Morse and Company. Fairbanks Scale and Fairbanks Morse Pump claim lineage back to E & T Fairbanks Company. Modern descendants In the 1990s, Fairbanks Morse merged with ALCO to make the FM | ALCO line. In October 2013, FM signed a joint development and licensing agreement with Achates Power to reduce emissions and fuel consumption of Fairbanks Morse proprietary and dual-fuel opposed-piston engines. The opposed-piston (OP) diesel engine once made by Fairbanks-Morse is still (August 2019) manufactured. Also, Fairbanks-Morse still (November 2021) manufactures large four-stroke diesel engines such as the FM 48/60 CR series, which ranges from 7,200 to 19,200 kWm in output. Fairbanks Scales has dropped the Morse from the name as most scales made by FM had. Fairbanks Nijhuis makes pumps. See also List of Fairbanks-Morse locomotives Fairbanks Morse 38 8-1/8 diesel engine References Footnotes Bibliography Further reading External links Fairbanks Morse website Beloit, Wisconsin Manufacturing companies based in Wisconsin Manufacturing companies established in 1823 Electrical generation engine manufacturers Historic American Engineering Record in Vermont Defunct locomotive manufacturers of the United States Gas engine manufacturers Diesel engine manufacturers Locomotive engine manufacturers Marine engine manufacturers Pump manufacturers Two-stroke diesel engines Opposed piston engines American companies established in 1823 Engine manufacturers of the United States