Tag: Excavator
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Why Caterpillar 303.5 CR Next Generation Leads the Mini Excavator Segment
*This article is sponsored by Truck1 Sp. Z.O.O. The Caterpillar 303.5 Next Generation Mini Excavator has quickly become a standout in its class among used construction machinery. Here’s a closer look at what sets the CAT 303.5 apart from the competition and why it’s the best choice among the mini excavators available on the market.…
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Why Caterpillar 303.5 CR Next Generation Leads the Mini Excavator Segment
*This article is sponsored by Truck1 Sp. Z.O.O. The Caterpillar 303.5 Next Generation Mini Excavator has quickly become a standout in its class among used construction machinery. Here’s a closer look at what sets the CAT 303.5 apart from the competition and why it’s the best choice among the mini excavators available on the market.…
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Equipment Today Releases 2025 Excavator Spec Guide
Equipment Today has released the 2025 installment of its annual Excavator Spec Guide, now available to visitors in an interactive, searchable format. Sponsored by Link-Belt Excavators, this online excavator specification tool is customized to allow contractors to access exactly the excavator(s) you need to meet your equipment requirements. Using the Excavator Spec Guide, visitors…
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Video | Taylor Woodrow trials AI-powered autonomous excavator
Phil Skegg, managing director of Taylor Woodrow, said: “Over the last 10 years our industry safety record has not improved, and our productivity has declined. As an industry, around 20% of the cost of what we build can be attributed to not getting it right the first time. View the original article and our Inspiration…
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Carey’s plant transport licence halved after excavator knocked off trailer
Carey London’s plant transport vehicle licence allowance has been halved after one of its drivers struck a bridge, resulting in an eight-tonne excavator falling off a trailer. The plant was being transported on the back of a Carey trailer when it collided with a bridge on the A205 Upper Richmond Road in London, outside East…
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ZQUIP and Leica Geosystems Collab on Excavator Prototype
ZQUIP, part of Moog Construction, and Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, has announced their collaboration on a prototype 8-ton excavator that is geospatially intelligent and powered by a swappable, zero-emissions battery system. After undergoing successful tests of the concept at a proving ground in France, ZQUIP and Leica Geosystems will now demonstrate the modified Cat 308…