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Quick Data March 2013: Dozers
A snapshot of new and used sales trends from Randall-Reilly’s Equipment Data Associates and TopBid auction price service.
March 4, 2013
Construction Equipment
Latest ProStar+ a triumphant reunion for International and Cummins
I was in Columbus, Mississippi, visiting International dealer Waters Truck & Tractor, which had just taken delivery of one of the first ProStar+ daycab tractors to come off the assembly line. I was on hand to take the new rig, with a fully-loaded 53-foot trailer on a drive through middle-Mississippi and see what I could […]
March 4, 2013
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Construction Equipment
New equipment finance volume up 16 percent in January
The Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA) has released its Monthly Leasing and Finance Index (MLFI-25), which reports economic activity from 25 companies representing a cross section of the $725 billion equipment finance sector. The MLFI-25 for January 2013 showed overall new business volume for January was $5.9 billion, up 16 percent from volume of […]
March 1, 2013
Construction Equipment
NPL Construction receives John Deere’s 250,000th backhoe
In a ceremony today at John Deere’s Dubuque Works, NPL Construction, a national infrastructure services contractor headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, received the keys to John Deere’s 250,000th backhoe, a decked-out commemorative 310SK. NPL’s commemorative 310SK, featuring silver-skinned loader and backhoe buckets plus decals commemorating the 250,000th designation, won’t see dirt anytime soon. The company is […]
February 28, 2013
Construction Equipment
Hydraulic advances make mid-size excavators more versatile than ever
The 21-to-25-metric-ton class excavator is one of the most popular size classes in the United States. While mid-size excavators are digging wonders, they also excel at other tasks. Today’s contractors need maximum utilization rates to remain profitable, which often requires machines tackle duties outside their normal modes. Advances in design and technology also have […]
February 27, 2013
Construction Equipment
Behind the scenes: Ritchie Bros. auctions $176 million in equipment in Orlando
When the last gavel fell at Ritchie Bros.’ annual big auction last week the company had sold more than 9,400 items, mostly construction equipment and trucks, totalling $176 million. This year the company invited us to observe how the big auction works. If nothing else, the sheer spectacle, size and scale of the event, and […]
February 27, 2013
Construction Equipment
Scientists develop first self-healing protective coating for concrete
Just last week we heard about a formula of asphalt that, when heated by induction, can actually repair itself. And now it seems that scientists have developed a coating that can produce similar results in concrete. According to Phys.org, citing an article in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, researchers have such developed a coating containing […]
February 26, 2013
Construction Equipment
New financed construction equipment jumps 32% in January
New financed construction equipment unit sales in January saw a 32 percent bump from January 2012 figures, according to figures just released from Equipment Data Associates, a division of Randall-Reilly. The number of new equipment units sold rose from 5,836 units in January 2012 to 7,700 units this January. Used finance sales for the same […]
February 25, 2013
Construction Equipment
Ritchie Bros. shares more details on new EquipmentOne sales site
If you  want to sell, but don’t particularly want to put your heavy equipment up for sale at an auction, has Ritchie Bros. new way to sell and buy equipment. Opened near the end of January with a full launch planned for April, the new, web-based  equipment exchange venue is called EquipmentOne and the company briefed […]
February 22, 2013
Construction Equipment
Sany America names Tar Heel Machinery as North Carolina excavator dealer
Sany America has named Tar Heel Machinery as its excavator dealer for North Carolina. Tar Heel Machinery, founded in 2005 by Penn McMichael and Scott Woody, has locations in Charlotte, Raleigh and Reidsville, North Carolina. The company sells, rents and services heavy equipment. For more information, visit sanyamerica.com or tarheelmachinery.com.
February 21, 2013
Construction Equipment
Poll: Which light duty pickup should go diesel next?
Last week, Chrysler announced that later this year it will begin offering a half-ton pickup with a diesel option in the 2014 Ram 1500. This Ram will offer a new, 3.0-liter EcoDiesel engine, with the 8-speed TorqueFlite automatic transmission. It’s a move that truck owners have been asking automakers for for years and it seems it will […]
February 21, 2013
Business
Ritchie Bros. president sees turnaround for construction; unsure on value of Tier 4
The Ritchie Bros. equipment auction is in full swing here in Kissimmee, Florida, and given the robust nature of the sales company, President Rob Mackay sees things getting better for the future of the construction economy. The company saw its sales increase worldwide to $3.9 billion last year and Mackay says recent auctions in Houston, […]
February 21, 2013
Construction Equipment
Contest wants to know: Do you have the oldest working Skyjack?
Celebrating the manufacture of its 250,000th aerial work platform this year, Skyjack has launched Quest 2013, a search for the oldest working Skyjack scissor lift. If it’s in your possession, you’ll get to add a new Skyjack scissor to your fleet. Skyjack, with a history that goes back to a 1969 start in a […]
February 21, 2013
Construction Equipment
Wacker Neuson announces 2013 Trowel Challenge winners
Wacker Neuson has announced the winners of its 2013 Trowel Challenge, which took place in Wacker Neuson’s outdoor exhibit at World of Concrete. More than 150 trowel operators entered the fifth annual Trowel Challenge, which tested the participants’ entire range of skills by requiring them to maneuver around an obstacle course on a 2,400 […]
February 20, 2013
Construction Equipment
Hi-Cap Multi-Ripper bucket rips away bedrock of ancient waterfall on Discovery’s “Gold Rush”
The Discovery Channel show “Gold Rush: Alaska” shows heavy equipment in some pretty out-of-the-ordinary situations. Without question, in no way are the modern tools for prospecting as simple as a pickaxe and a pan. Recently, the show’s stars were digging through what is thought to be an ancient waterfall in Porcupine Creek, Alaska — the […]
February 19, 2013
Construction Equipment
Dutch researchers create self-healing asphalt
Asphalt is one of those essential pieces to our daily lives that we hardly ever think about. We hardly notice it during our daily commute, but one short trip down a dirt or gravel road helps us quickly regain our appreciation for the stuff. As great as asphalt is, there’s been little in terms of […]
February 18, 2013
Construction Equipment
Sizing up skid-steer loaders for optimal performance on your job
Whether you’re a long-time skid-steer loader owner/operator, or are in the market to enhance your equipment fleet and offerings, there is no question that matching the machine to the job should be a top consideration. It’s a first step that will offer increased efficiency and uptime, as well as easy regular maintenance. In addition, skid-steer […]
February 15, 2013
Business
Terex Minerals Processing Systems unaffected by Terex roadbuilding sale to Fayat Group
More news today in the wake of Terex’s decision to sell certain Roadbuilding product lines to the Fayat Group.unit announced today that it would not be affected by the decision. A range of crushing equipment and wheeled plants are included in the Terex MPS lineup, which originally joined Terex as part of the company’s Cedarapids […]
February 14, 2013
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