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Takeuchi intros TB260 six-ton excavator with Tier 4 final engine and fuel saving options
With it’s Tier 4 Final engine, Takeuchi’s new TB260 excavator weighs in at slightly more than 12,500 pounds and features a reinforced long arm with integrated thumb and 12-foot, 9.4-inch dig depth. The TB260, in action this week at ICUEE 2013, will replace the five-ton, TB250 model in the company lineup, a move that reflects […]
October 3, 2013
Construction Equipment
Vacuworx debuts Concrete Barrier Lifter at ICUEE 2013
Vacuworx introduced its concrete barrier lifter at ICUEE, a product aimed at providing a safe and efficient way to move highway barriers. “Barriers are typically moved late at night or early in the morning, which doesn’t lend itself to ideal working conditions,” says Bill Solomon. “We feel this is a way to get people out […]
October 3, 2013
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Minnich Hornet makes drilling gas leak detection holes easier and more ergonomic
Well known for its concrete dowel drills, Minnich has developed a new, back-saving drill for gas leak detection and extraction holes. The Minnich Hornet is a pneumatic drill on a wheeled carrier assembly. Compared to the conventional technique of drilling these holes with a jack-hammer-sized, hand-held drill, the Hornet is simply wheeled into place and […]
October 3, 2013
Construction Equipment
First look at the 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD (photos too)
With no announcement of its presence and nary a bit of evidence outside of the General Motors commercial vehicles booth here at ICUEE, we were more than a bit surprised to find a sparkling new 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD on display here in Louisville. After all, this truck was only announced last week. We […]
October 2, 2013
Construction Equipment
Vanair’s new LiveDrive 4×4 Plus for Ford Super Duty pickups provides power without underhood compressor
Beneath Ford’s booth at this year’s ICUEE show, Vanair got a chance to debut its new LiveDrive 4×4 Plus PTO driven air compressor system for Ford’s Super Duty pickups. Vanair says the new system is an industry first, providing Super Duty drivers with air and electric power without the need for an underhood air compressor which […]
October 2, 2013
Construction Equipment
On jobsite, Polaris Brutus HDPTO utility vehicle is more cost efficient, more versatile than a pickup
If you’ve ever wondered about the efficiency of using a $50,000 pickup truck that gets 12 mpg to move a box of nails from one end of a jobsite to the other, you may be onto something. A commercial-grade utility vehicle can perform a lot of the same tasks a pickup does on a jobsite, […]
October 2, 2013
Construction Equipment
Gehl’s new V270 and V330 GEN:2 skid-steers offer vertical lift, selectable self-leveling
Gehl has launched two new large frame vertical-lift skid-steers in the V270 GEN:2 and V330 GEN:2. The new machines feature a 72-horsepower Tier 4 certified Yanmar diesel engine that incorporates DPF technology. Features include a selectable self-leveling option, hydraulic-powered Power-A-Tach system and Gehl’s T-bar option offered as a control pattern. With rated operating capacities of […]
October 2, 2013
Construction Equipment
Vermeer names Derrick Pursley the “Ultimate HDD Operator”
Following a year-long social media campaign, Vermeer named Derrick Pursley the “Ultimate Operator” of horizontal directional drilling at ICUEE 2013. Pursley submitted the winning video to Vermeer’s Navigator Nation operator appreciation campaign, beating out more than 100 videos entered. “We pride ourselves that we don’t leave until the job is done,” said Pursley in the […]
October 2, 2013
Construction Equipment
Enter the underground: Toro debuts its first horizontal directional drills at ICUEE 2013
This morning at ICUEE 2013, Toro made its full official entrance into the underground utility market, debuting its very first horizontal directional drills. (The company also debuted its new ride-on trenchers which you can read about by clicking here.) [youtube wadZJ_W3xws nolink] And while HDD is certainly new territory for the nearly century-old company, Toro […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
Toro intros RT600, previews RT1200 ride-on trenchers at ICUEE 2013
Toro’s new horizontal directional drills weren’t the only buzzworthy machines at its booth at ICUEE this morning. As part of its entrance into the underground utility market, the company also debuted its new ride-on trenchers today. Particularly of interest was the RT1200. Though it won’t be available until next year, Toro had the machine […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
FAE intros PT-175 prime mover to the U.S. at ICUEE
FAE introduced its smallest prime mover, the PT-175, to American users at ICUEE today. Featuring a 160-horsepower Cummins engine, the unit has a 61-gpm Sauer Danfloss hydrostatic mulcher transmission and standard Berco MF200 tracks. “A computerized system prevents the operator from damaging the engine or hydraulics, gradually shutting the engine down,” says Lee Smith with […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
IMT intros improved mid-range articulating cranes at ICUEE 2013
Iowa Mold Tooling kicked off this year’s International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition in Louisville with upgrades to the company’s Tm crane line and an enhanced propane Dominator body. The 9 tm, 10 tm, 11 tm and 12 tm mid-range articulating cranes have ratings ranging from 65,100 to 86,075 foot-pounds, with max lifting capacities from […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
Vermeer intros new branding, previews equipment in store this week at ICUEE 2013 show
Vermeer Manufacturing unveiled its new “Equipped to Do More” tag line at a press gathering Monday night. The line is part of a new branding project Chief Marketing Officer Mark Core says had its roots at the 2011 International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE) show and is heavily based on customer feedback. “Under the […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
Telehandlers retain their rental popularity, gain new jobs with oil shale development
“Telehandlers offer great flexibility,” says Heath Watton, branch manager for rental dealer Southeastern Equipment, Cambridge, Ohio. “They handle multiple attachments, including jib booms, auger heads and swing carriages.” This versatility has made the 10,000-pound-plus units the darling of the oil shale business in Watton’s territory of eastern Ohio, where he carries the JLG, Skytrak and […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
How to maintenance Cummins-Westport natural gas engines
Natural gas fuel is making big inroads in the transportation and construction industries for a simple reason. It’s $1.50 to $2 cheaper per diesel gallon equivalent than traditional diesel fuel. There’s a lot to pencil out before you invest in a natural gas driven truck. You have to calculate how much you’ll save on fuel […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
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October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
The 7 questions you need to answer when renting a ride-on compactor
1. What type of material will you be compacting? If you’re compacting soil, know what type of soil – gravel, sand, silt or clay. Gravel and sandy soils call for a smooth drum vibratory roller; if you’re dealing with silt or clay materials, investigate a sheepsfoot (also called a padfoot) roller. Since sandier soils are […]
October 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
How to buy the right Mass Excavation equipment for your needs
In general, mass excavation is the removal of large amounts of materials using big machines over an extended period of time and within a deadline. How much material? How big of machines? How long of a time? There is no hard definition of mass excavation and the answers to those questions are at least partly […]
October 1, 2013
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