Equipment World Staff (EQW)BusinessOn RecordOne seller’s global reach illustrates potential ULSD shutout  Tracking what one seller – Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers – sold worldwide in 2011 from U.S. equipment auctions illustrates the global reach of U.S.-sourced equipment. Ritchie sold this equipment to more than 30 countries – and only seven currently have ULSD fuel.  By Marcia Gruver Doyle  […]October 16, 2012TechnologyBaldwin promotes vice presidentsBaldwin Filters has promoted Rich Palmer to vice president, worldwide original equipment sales. He succeeds Gary Grabau, who has assumed the position of vice president, strategic OE initiatives with Baldwin. Palmer will be responsible for Baldwin’s global original equipment sales. Palmer started his career with Baldwin in 1987 as an intern in the purchasing department. […]October 15, 2012SafetyCintas launches new websiteIn addition to providing personal protective apparel in North America, Cintas also provides employers with an online resource to stay updated regarding standards and guidelines for safety compliance in the workplace. Cintas has launched a new website dedicated to its Flame Resistant Clothing line. The website was created in order to educate companies about risks […]October 11, 2012RoadbuildingApplications & InnovationsLet the job site be the judge of whether to use tires or tracks.October 9, 2012RoadbuildingSuperthin Concrete OverlaysSpurred forward by some brave new thinking, the concrete pavment industry is moving toward thinner concrete overlays these days — down to three inches, even two inches.October 9, 2012RoadbuildingRoad ScienceForensic studies give clue to pavement failure.October 9, 2012RoadbuildingHighway ContractorResearchers dig into sub-bases.October 9, 2012RoadbuildingLattatudesWhen mountains of outgoing paperwork from agencies require mountains of incoming paperwork from contractors, engineers, designers, etc., costs, delays and unnecessary work and procedures are apt to be the by-product.October 9, 2012RoadbuildingKirk Landers, Editor EmeritusThe U.S. Department of Transportation quietly announced that more than $470 million in unobligated earmarks was being released to the states for investment in infrastructure.October 9, 2012RoadbuildingKirk Landers, Editor EmeritusThe U.S. Department of Transportation quietly announced that more than $470 million in unobligated earmarks was being released to the states for investment in infrastructure.October 9, 2012Previous PagePage 64 of 590Next PageTop StoriesWheel LoadersA Closer Look: Komatsu's New WA485-11 Wheel LoaderTake a walkaround tour of one of Komatsu's first next-generation models – a 6.4- to 7.2-cubic-yarder with 363 horsepower.Compact ExcavatorsNew Holland Unveils Its First In-House Designed and Built Mini ExcavatorsCompact Track LoadersJCB Unleashes Its Most Powerful Teleskid & Compact Track Loader: The 4TS and 400TBackhoe LoadersQuick Data: Top-Selling Backhoes in 2024-2025Featured SponsorThink like a thief to protect your fleet. Watch our on-demand webinar.
