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Maintenance: Page 74
Safety
AEM produces safety manual in Chinese
To help promote safety in the booming construction industry in China, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers now publishes its hydraulic excavator safety manual in Chinese. The organization has made a distribution agreement for its new Chinese safety manual with the China Construction Machinery Association, a construction equipment manufacturing trade association in China with more than […]
August 19, 2004
Maintenance
Batteries up cold cranking ratings
Caterpillar’s new line of Premium High Output maintenance-free batteries is now available with higher cold cranking amp (CCA) ratings. The 4D battery has a 1,400 CCA rating and the 8D battery has a 1,400 CCA rating. The flat top design eliminates lost or leaking vent caps. Cat PHO batteries are also available in Battery Council […]
August 9, 2004
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Maintenance
AGC releases project delivery systems book
Because the terms and practices related to construction project delivery can sometimes be confusing, the Associated General Contractors of America has released a “Project Delivery Systems for Construction” textbook. The textbook addresses the confusion by distinguishing management methods, including program management and agency construction management, from delivery methods, which include design-bid-build, design-build, and CM at-Risk. […]
August 4, 2004
Business
Developing a company website may be easier than you think
Have you ever wanted a website for your construction company, but thought it would be too difficult to set up or too expensive to maintain? Companies specializing in construction-related websites are making it easier than ever to create your own URL. Whether you are looking for a do-it-yourself website or a company to design and […]
August 3, 2004
Maintenance
City officials embrace green construction
In recent years a certain color has gained some attention in construction, and this time it’s not orange. The new trend is green construction, which focuses on building structures that are less energy consuming and more environmentally friendly. Since the U.S. Green Building Council developed its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program in 1999 […]
July 22, 2004
Maintenance
Tool tracking system helps manage complicated inventory
If managing a large inventory of tools gives you fits, the ToolWatch SE system can help you get a handle on things. The system consists of data collection scanners (what the company calls “dolphins”), barcodes that are affixed to the tools or consumable materials and a software system that organizes all the information. For any […]
July 6, 2004
Maintenance
Haul, tow, dump – one trailer does it all
With up to 5 tons of capacity, the Pioneer Series Aluminum Rollback Transporter from Jerr-Dan can be used to transport a variety of compact equipment on its 17-foot, 6-inch bed. By adding optional side rail stake pockets and sideboards you can use it as a light-duty dump truck. The deck can also be partitioned for […]
June 30, 2004
Equipment
Bush administration finalizes off-road diesel rule
Non-road diesel engine and fuel regulations proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency last year were finalized today by the Bush administration. The “Tier 4” rules are the fourth step in off-road standards EPA began introducing in 1996, and mirror emission rules that already exist for on-road diesel trucks and buses. The new rules vary according […]
May 13, 2004
Business
Whayne Supply to provide heavy equipment to Ghana
Whayne Supply Company will provide used heavy machinery to Ghana’s Ministry of Roads and Transportation with the help of the EconVillage Group, a company whose mission is to create, invest, deploy and sustain private commercial opportunities between African and Kentucky businesses. The multi-million dollar deal calls for Whayne Supply to provide heavy equipment such as […]
May 10, 2004
Maintenance
Telehandler offers big load maneuverability
Incorporating a uniframe design using a high-strength beam running the length of the frame, the new model G12-55A telehandler from JLG Industries offers a maximum lifting capacity of 12,000 pounds. The unit is capable of lifting 5,000-pound loads to 55 feet and extending a 3,000-pound load to full reach at 42 feet. The machine gives […]
April 22, 2004
Business
JLG to buy Delta Manlift, supply telehandlers to SAME Deutz-Fahr
Manitowoc announced March 29 that JLG has made a binding offer to buy its Delta Manlift subsidiary in France. Delta manufactures the Toucan brand of vertical mast lifts and a line of aerial work platforms primarily for industrial and maintenance operations. Manitowoc said in December it would discontinue parts of its aerial work platform business […]
April 12, 2004
Maintenance
Shindaiwa adds fourth kWiet Power generator
The DGK100 generator, by Shindaiwa Construction Products, produces a continuous 80 kilowatts from an Isuzu diesel engine. It’s the fourth in a line of generators designed for unobtrusive performance and portability. The units feature full control and output instrumentation, access doors that both lift off easily for maintenance and lock for security, and powder-coat exterior […]
March 26, 2004
Maintenance
Power and productivity up, fuel consumption down in new loader
The new PC400LC-7 hydraulic excavator from Komatsu is powered by a 330-horsepower engine that increases productivity by 8 percent and decreases fuel consumption up to 20 percent over the dash 6 version of this machine, thanks to an electronically controlled fuel injection system. Four work modes – active, economy, lifting and breaker – adjust engine […]
March 22, 2004
Maintenance
Sulfix-it and De-mister prolong battery life
Sulfix-it and De-mister products from Terex can restore, improve and prolong the life and performance of mechanically sound batteries, regardless of make, age or size. Surveys have shown that in the construction and industrial sector, over 50 percent of all lead-acid battery failures are due to electrolyte loss because of excessive heat, overcharging and/or a […]
February 26, 2004
Maintenance
Kenworth opens parts facility in Oklahoma
Kenworth has opened a parts facility in Ardmore, Okla., which is located halfway between Oklahoma City and Dallas on the Interstate 35 corridor. The 12,400-square-foot facility is initially offering Kenworth parts and delivery service. The company’s goal is to grow the facility into a full-service operation within a year. Space is available to expand into […]
February 8, 2004
Maintenance
Survey shows support for transportation bill
Federal spending on transportation projects needs to be increased, according to 70 percent of participants in a recent phone survey conducted by Zogby International. The poll, which was recently commissioned by the American Road and Transportation Builders Association, asked 1,000 voters about their support of a federal highway and public transit bill, which will be […]
February 4, 2004
Maintenance
Bush signs $9.3 billion military construction bill
President Bush signed a military construction bill for $9.3 billion November 22, an amount that is $1.4 billion less than last year, but $200 million more than what he originally requested. Many legislators added construction projects for military bases in their home districts. In early November, there was a dispute between the House and Senate […]
December 12, 2003
Maintenance
Alaskan construction workers paid highest in nation
Construction workers in Alaska may have to tough out the frigid weather this time of year, but according to recently released labor statistics, their income makes up for the harsh temperatures. Alaskan construction workers get paid more than those in any other state, with an average annual income of $50,729 in 2002. The average hourly […]
November 24, 2003
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