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Nebraska Army National Guard Sgt. Scott Witthuhn invented

Nebraska Army National Guard Sgt. Scott Witthuhn invented

Nebraska Army National Guard Sgt. Scott Witthuhn invented a new power switch for a family of skid steer loaders with recurrent dead battery problems. His solution has already saved the Nebraska National Guard t... More

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn poses with the new power switch

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn poses with the new power switch

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn poses with the new power switch he invented for a family of skid steer loaders with recurrent dead battery problems. His solution has already saved the Nebraska National Guard time and money... More

Nebraska Army National Guard Sgt. Scott Witthuhn invented

Nebraska Army National Guard Sgt. Scott Witthuhn invented

Nebraska Army National Guard Sgt. Scott Witthuhn invented a new power-switch for a family of skid steer loaders with recurrent dead battery problems. His solution has already saved the Nebraska National Guard t... More

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn explains the new power switch he

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn explains the new power switch he

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn explains the new power switch he invented for a family of skid steer loaders with recurrent dead battery problems. His solution has already saved the Nebraska National Guard time and money, ... More

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn poses next to a skid steer loader

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn poses next to a skid steer loader

Sgt. Scott Witthuhn poses next to a skid steer loader installed with the new power switch he invented to combat against recurrent dead battery problems. His solution has already saved the Nebraska National Guar... More

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