With an operating capacity of 16,100 pounds, Case’s newest compact track loader is now the largest in the industry, designed for size and power for residential construction and land clearing....
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Construction Blogs
Dozers Decked Out with Tech: Pushing Dirt is Getting Easier
The market is full of new dozers and those new dozers are full of new technology. The new tech includes increased automation features to make the machines easier to...
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12 Road Projects Named Finalists for America’s Transportation Awards
After months of regional competitions, 12 road construction projects have been chosen as finalists for America’s Transportation Awards. The awards, sponsored by the American Association of State Highway and...
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Deere: Split With Hitachi Allows It to Flex Technology Muscle
What was behind the surprising Deere-Hitachi excavator split announced in August? What will this mean for Deere customers of both brands? PRuccoloJohn Deereerhaps a better question is what it...
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“Death Trap” Chutes Removed from I-85 Work Zone in S.C.
Five miles of concrete barriers that created one-lane chutes on the I-85 widening project in Cherokee County, South Carolina, have been removed after being blamed for a deadly crash...
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Used Truck Prices Skyrocket, But Will the Bubble Burst?
The Class 8 auction market heats up more each month, and retail selling prices continue to crush records as the industry stands at the confluence of a strong freight...
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Why Is Terex Trucks’ Articulated Truck Line Now Called Rokbak?
When Volvo Group changed the name of its Terex Trucks articulated truck line to Rokbak earlier this month, it represented the first time the company had created an entirely...
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Equipment World Announces Editorial Leadership Transition
After a stretch of more than three decades, Randall-Reilly announces a change at the top of the Equipment World editorial team. Marcia Doyle, Equipment World’s chief editor, is retiring...
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Contractor Faces $1.35M in Fines After 2 Die in Dump Truck Incident
A Boston area contractor faces $1.35 million in penalties following the death of two workers who were hit by a dump truck and then fell into a 9-foot-deep excavation,...
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D.C. DOT Opens Triple-Arch Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge
Vehicles can now travel the new Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C., marking the end of the largest construction project in the District Department of Transportation’s history. Work...
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