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Technology
Top Financed Equipment
Milling machines These top financed machines met the market with leveling technology and powered wrap-around endgates. By Lauren Heartsill Dowdle The Wirtgen W 2100, which replaced the W 2100 DC, drills up to 32 centimeters deep, with a milling width of 7 feet 2 inches. The W 200 and W 210 cold mills replace the […]
September 5, 2011
Wirtgen W 2100
Construction Equipment
Foreman Equipment now distributes Terex Roadbuilding equipment
Foreman Equipment is now the authorized Terex Roadbuilding equipment distributor for British Columbia and Yukon. They offer local sales, parts and service support for Terex asphalt and concrete paving equipment, reclaimer/stabilizers, milling machines, concrete plants and the Trashmaster landfill compactor line. Foreman offers its customers roughly 75 Terex products targeted to the road-building industry. The line […]
August 18, 2011
Foreman Equipment
Roadbuilding
Mike Anderson’s American Iron
Everyone goes home from the National Asphalt Pavement Association’s Asphalt in Depth with great expert information. But, equally if not more significantly, attendees also go home with nuggets of anecdotes, advice and perhaps even scuttlebutt from their peers
July 7, 2011
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Safety
Machine Matters More
Churning ahead Regardless of what you call them, milling machines are at home in front of pavers By Mike Anderson Some manufacturers call them “cold planers.” Others market them as “cold milling machines.” Yet another puts the two terms together for “cold planer milling machines.” There’s more, too. “Milling equipment” and simply “planers” bring the […]
March 24, 2011
Capable of full-lane milling, the Wirtgen W 250 unveiled at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2011 has “parallel-to-surface” technology to automatically keep the cold milling machine level as it moves into the cut. An intelligent speed control system includes an electronic flow divider that makes the machine’s four tracks work in harmony when turning.
Business
Machine Matters
Fill out the team Pavers remain the cornerstone of a road contractor’s arsenal, but is another full-time member primed to join the equipment team? By Mike Anderson   If you’re a paving contractor, no doubt you’re used to having milling equipment working at your jobsites. The use of cold planers as part of the road […]
March 24, 2011
Roadtec asphalt pavers, including the 225-horsepower tracked RP-195 model, boast sturdy frames that start with a 2-inch-thick front cross member, joined to two continuous side sheets that run the entire length of the machine and then wrap around to make up the rear. The side sheets are also connected by numerous cross members throughout the length of the paver.
Roadbuilding
New Road Products: New power equipment, materials and supplies for the road market
New diesel engine technology, portable air compressors, rumble strip machines and milling machines are among the products featured.
May 1, 2010
Roadbuilding
Featured Articles: The Power of Milling
Versatile and adaptable, milling can help pavement and budget management programs.
October 1, 2009
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