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ICUEE welcomes early registration
If you are planning on attending the 2003 International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition in September, you might want to get a head start by registering early. Starting March 17, attendees can register free at www.icuee.com, or by fax or mail. After August 29, the registration fee will increase to $20. Visitors to the ICUEE […]
March 2, 2003
Maintenance
Lull intros second Place Ace telehandler
Lull’s 944E-42 telehandler is the company’s second Place Ace model, named for machine’s horizontal boom travel system. “This Place Ace model delivers up to 80 inches of forward reach,” says Steve Kiskunas, product development manager, ” all without having to reposition the machine.” Kiskunas says the 944E-42 delivers 12.5 percent more lift capacity than the […]
February 17, 2003
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November 1, 2025
Business
Briggs & Stratton to focus on construction
Briggs & Stratton introduced its new Commercial Power group at a World of Concrete press conference last week. This new division will have a singular focus commercial engines and services for construction and industrial applications. Product offerings will include both gasoline and diesel engines with ratings from 2.4 to 34 horsepower. Briggs & Stratton introduced […]
February 16, 2003
Safety
Bush proposes $4.2 billion cut in FY 2004 transportation spending
A $4.2 billion decrease in transportation investment could be possible this year, according to the Bush administration’s fiscal year 2004 budget proposal. The administration proposed a flat investment for highway, transit and aviation infrastructure programs for the next five years. The proposal would mean last year’s investment level of $31.8 billion would not be reached […]
February 11, 2003
Safety
Alcohol level mandate could hurt road funding
Millions of transportation dollars could be lost in the next several years if states refuse to comply with federal pressure to strengthen drunken-driving laws by lowering the blood alcohol level to .08, the national standard for drunk driving. The plan, announced by federal officials, lays out a four-year decrease in highways grants. If states resist […]
January 20, 2003
Driver/operator coaching/training
Online courses offer continuing education for construction fleet managers
Twelve courses are now available in a new online series designed to continue construction fleet managers’ education in areas such as maintenance, human resources, safety and compliance. The Transportation Management Training Series from efleetmgmt will consist of 35 online courses. Titles for the initial 12 courses include Fleet Budgeting That Works, Utilizing Activity Based Costing […]
January 20, 2003
Maintenance
Shot blast machine designed to maximize productivity
DISA Goff’s newest portable abrasive blast cleaner, the Pro-M28, offers a 25-horsepower interchangeable large diameter blast wheel, allowing various intensities for different cleaning requirements. The direct drive C-face blast wheel requires less maintenance than traditional belt and sheave-type drives, says the company. The unit will clean and prepare up to 7,500 square feet of surface […]
January 6, 2003
Equipment
Excavators work in tight corners
John Deere’s C-Series ZTS compact excavators work with ease in tight corners and around obstacles. The new 27C, 35C and 50C ZTS machines offer multiple attachment options. Compared to their predecessors, the units feature improved serviceability, reduced maintenance costs due to longer oil change intervals and extended greasing intervals, reduced emissions and increased engine horsepower.
December 31, 2002
Maintenance
Hydraulic direct drive power maintains constant cutting speeds
RGC HydraSaws use hydraulic direct drive power to maintain constant cutting speeds and torque without excessive noise, vibration or exhaust fumes. These lightweight tools are virtually maintenance free and can be run from an RGC HydraPak or another compatible hydraulic power supply. With the addition of a Flow Divider device, HydraSaws can run from backhoes, […]
December 30, 2002
Maintenance
Two-speed engine fan reduces noise and fuel consumption
Your equipment doesn’t run at one speed. Why should your fan? The MagForce electromagnetic fan drive from Horton alternates between eddy current for low-speed conditions and electric current for high-speed conditions in off-highway equipment. By switching speeds to match conditions, the fan provides lower noise levels, reduces maintenance, saves on fuel and provides precision temperature […]
December 18, 2002
Business
Cummins offers used-engine warranty program for off-highway equipment
Cummins announced Thursday it will offer a two-year/2,000-hour warranty program for pre-owned midrange and heavy-duty mechanical engines that pass a general fitness inspection. Cummins will offer its Encore Pre-Owned Industrial Engine Coverage plan for pre-owned B3.3, B3.9, B5.9, C8.3, L10, M11 and N14 agricultural and construction engines that pass a visual inspection, as well as […]
November 27, 2002
Maintenance
Flash Facts — Nov. 25
MANUFACTURER NEWS Mitsubishi, Duro Felguera to set up excavator joint venture Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Spanish machinery manufacturer Duro Felguera have signed an agreement to set up an excavator joint venture in Spain. The two companies said they expect demand for excavators to grow in Spain, where there are plans to construct several high-speed railways […]
November 26, 2002
Maintenance
Bobcat unveils new compact product category
On Thursday, Bobcat disclosed its 5600 Toolcat utility work machine – part utility loader, pickup truck and attachment carrier – all wrapped up in a unit capable of handling a variety of jobsite conditions. The machine will be available in the first quarter of 2003. The 4,400-pound Toolcat, which Bobcat says fits into its own […]
November 24, 2002
Safety
Researchers study concrete track to help prevent train derailments
Researchers have completed the first stage of a project studying the use of railroad track connected to concrete slab instead of traditional ties and ballast as a construction method that may prevent tracks from buckling in hot weather, causing derailments. When the track heats up, expansion can cause it to buckle. The phenomenon, known as […]
October 3, 2002
Maintenance
Reconstruction of Florida’s I-75 Peace River Bridge underway and on schedule
Southwest Florida travelers will soon be reaping the benefits of the $53 million expansion and renovation of the Peace River Bridge in Punta Gorda, Fla. This heavily traveled, four-lane section of I-75 had required continual maintenance, often resulting in lane closures and traffic disruption, and had ceased to meet the needs of area traffic. Dramatic […]
September 29, 2002
Maintenance
IRS proposal would end tax exemption for some mobile machines
A proposed Internal Revenue Service rule would end several tax exemptions for mobile machinery that can be used on roads, regardless of whether the equipment’s primary use is off-road. IRS proposed the rule in June and has extended the deadline for comments from September 4 to December 4. The rule would affect mobile machinery vehicles […]
September 24, 2002
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