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Goodyear debuts two-piece tire assembly for large haul trucks
They’re round and black, radial or bias. Other than size, tread patterns and a few secret ingredients, tires don’t vary that much. But Goodyear changed all that Wednesday at the Kennecott copper mine near Salt Lake City with the introduction of a radical new concept in tires for big, off-road haul trucks. The new design, […]
August 5, 2003
Maintenance
Deere’s power train enhancements provide better reliability
John Deere’s six C-Series II graders have significant power train enhancements for longer life and improved reliability. The improved front axle offers a tighter turning radius and reduced tire wear. The graders also feature an improved fan-drive system with an easy-to-service 14-rib poly-vee fan belt and a lube-for-life driveshaft. Optional bronze wear inserts for the […]
July 24, 2003
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November 1, 2025
Business
ADI rebuild centers to check out machines before they’re sold
A company that sells construction equipment to contractors after acquiring it at auctions or through consignment agreements with rental providers recently opened rebuild centers in Pennsylvania and Kentucky. Mechanics at the facilities check out machines before they are sold to make sure they meet operation and safety standards, and paint them if the buyer requests […]
July 18, 2003
Safety
New Multiquip website lets customers order parts online
If you’ve been shopping around for parts for a generator, concrete mixer or welder, perhaps you should look online. Multiquip unveiled a new website July 1 where customers can order parts online and receive a 5 percent discount. The new site, MQ Parts, offers manuals and parts lists for Multiquip and MQ Power products. Instead […]
July 14, 2003
Safety
Miller to give away two welding/generators
You could win an engine-driven welding/generator if you enter Miller Electric’s “Tough Inside!” contest before Sept. 15. The company will give a Bobcat 250 NT or a Trailblazer 301G to two winners. Miller has also launched a virtual interactive program where prospective customers can take a tour of the 10,000-watt generators. The program includes up-close […]
July 9, 2003
Maintenance
Cat launches B series telehandlers
Increased capacities and a host of enhancements distinguish three new telehandlers from Caterpillar. The TH350B, TH360B and TH460B offer maximum lift heights from 36 feet to 44.3 feet, forward reaches from 24 feet to 30 feet and load capacities from 6,600 pounds to 9,000 pounds. All three machines are driven by Cat 3054T diesel engines, […]
July 3, 2003
Safety
ICUEE pre-show registration up 55 percent
The 2003 International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition is expected to have one of the largest attendance turnouts in the expo’s history, with pre-show registration up 55 percent from 2001. Scheduled for Sept. 23-25 in Louisville, Ky., ICUEE is targeted toward the utility, water, sewer, telephone, gas, cable television, electric and general construction markets. The […]
July 2, 2003
Maintenance
Noble 417 Scraper offers 17 cubic yards of capacity
The Noble 417 pull scraper provides a 17-cubic-yard capacity with a 12-inch-deep-by-120-inch-wide cut for high production. It comes standard with durable ripper teeth, hardened and reversible cutting edges and router bits. The 417’s bowl geometry gives you high efficiency in loading operations. Its 29.5 x 25 tires provide enhanced flotation and reduced rolling resistance. The […]
June 30, 2003
Maintenance
Cooling fan upgrades help handle heavy heat loads
The DriveMaster Reman Spring-Engaged Fan drive from Horton will turn cooling fans as big as 32 inches using a long wear friction surface, heavy duty compression springs, low friction bearings and a maintenance free liner. The DriveMaster is spring-engaged/air disengaged for reliability and maximum cooling and fuel economy.
June 19, 2003
Equipment
EMA president testifies at hearing on off-road diesel emissions proposal
While proposed off-road diesel emission requirements would provide huge air quality benefits, sufficient time must be allowed for manufacturers to develop the necessary technology, Jed Mandel, president of the Engine Manufacturers Association, said Tuesday at a public hearing on the proposal. In a testimony at the Environmental Protection Agency hearing, Mandel stressed the commitment of […]
June 16, 2003
Business
EPA proposes new emission standards for off-road equipment
Diesel pollution from off-road construction equipment could be reduced up to 90 percent if a 1,000-page proposal the Bush administration released Tuesday is enacted. The proposal requires manufacturers of diesel-powered off-road equipment to install new emission controls between 2008 and 2014. The Environmental Protection Agency’s goal is to raise emission standards for off-road equipment to […]
June 10, 2003
Maintenance
Programs encourage contractors to recycle motor oil
Environmental groups have been stressing to drivers the need to recycle their used motor oil for years, but what about used oil from construction equipment? Every time the oil is changed on a backhoe, it can generate anywhere from 8 quarts to several gallons of used motor oil, which is just as recyclable as motor […]
June 9, 2003
Maintenance
Three-position thumbs resist side torque
Kent Demolition Tools offers a line of three-position thumbs for use in demolition, recycling operations, landscaping and general construction applications. The tines are fabricated with AR400 steel, and Kent’s “inverted Y” stiff arm design resists side torque to avoid twisting. All pins are machined from hardened steel alloy for low maintenance. Attaches to:carriers from 1.4 […]
May 27, 2003
Business
Flash Facts – April 21
MANUFACTURER’S NEWS Ingersoll Rand and SK Commercial form joint venture Ingersoll Rand announced the formation of a joint venture with Chilean company SK Commercial on April 14. The new company, IR Bobcat Chile SA, will specialize in the marketing of construction equipment and spare parts, and will provide maintenance services. Paccar finalist in American Business […]
April 22, 2003
Maintenance
Schwing combines concrete pump, medium-duty truck
The new truck-mounted WPT series of concrete pumps from Schwing offer easy maneuverability in models with capacities of 50, 70 and 95 cubic yards per hour. Storage for pipe, hose and clamps is provided in the fold-down sideboards and wide decks that flank the pump kit. Three all-hydraulic pump kits are available, providing high output […]
April 18, 2003
Maintenance
Compact aerial platform loaded with features
Baker/Achi’s model ITZ50A telescopic aerial platform is designed to meet the needs of sign installation, building maintenance and construction. The three-stage telescopic boom has 360 degrees of continuous rotation and -15 to +79 degrees of articulation. The aerial platform measures 5 feet by 12 feet, reaches up to 55 feet, holds up to 1,743 pounds […]
April 17, 2003
Maintenance
Flash Facts – April 14
MANUFACTURER NEWS Komatsu, Hitachi plan to strengthen European market Komatsu and Hitachi Construction Machinery recently announced plans to strengthen their marketing operations in Europe. Komatsu will disperse its marketing operations among three factories this month. Hitachi has taken increased stakes in its sales agents in Britain and Italy and recently established new sales agents in […]
April 15, 2003
Maintenance
Telematic technology for construction equipment gaining popularity, survey shows
A recent study on the use of telematic technology in construction equipment found that three out of four equipment manufacturers in North America offer products and services with the technology to their customers. Telematics, the wireless communication that has been used for years in automobiles, is a two-way communication system between vehicles or equipment and […]
March 25, 2003
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