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Compact Equipment: Right on track

Compact track loaders have long been a machine of choice for contractors working in wet, sticky or muddy conditions, but combined with new undercarriages, track systems and attachments, these machines are expanding their jobsite roles. Compact track loaders now have more power, higher load retention and improved traction. Combined with a lower initial cost and […]

October 4, 2008

Reporter

AED/NUCA survey: Work key to getting contractors in a buying mood The 2008 tax breaks contractors can get under the Economic Stimulus Act are fine – but they don’t address construction’s real problem this year: lack of work. A joint survey conducted by the Associated Equipment Distributors and the National Utility Contractors Association concludes that […]

August 31, 2008

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Why Are Diesel Prices Going up (and up!)?

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It’s painful to watch as fuel prices increase, impacting everyone’s bottom line. Taking a hard look at how you manage your equipment fuel costs is not only smart but a matter of survival.

July 1, 2024

Cover Story/Machine Matters: Wheels on the ground

Wheel loaders in the 150-to-200-horsepower range are the jobsite gofers – go for this, go for that. Jobs abound for this size of wheel loader, many of which now have standard features that were options a short time ago. In fact, the lists of options for new models get shorter with each redesign. From custom […]

August 31, 2008