All Tracked Excavators Articles

Liebherr’s new Generation 6 tracked excavators are due for their official launch at April’s Intermat exhibition in Paris, France.

Chris Sleight talks to Liebherr's Kory Kruse about the company's new Generation 6 excavators.

Kubota showed a prototype of its first 'dash-4' range of excavators at Intermat. The 5.5 t rated KX057-4 will be introduced in Europe in October.

Doosan adds a 14 tonne short radius tracked excavator to its range.

JCB's new 6,5 tonne 8065 RTS reduced tailswing tracked excavator features a Stage IIIA (Tier 3) 40,5 kW Isuzu engine and replaces the 8060 machine.

In what is either a slick piece of marketing or a supreme irony (or both!), three JCB excavators are being used to demolish the factory where they were manufactured in Uttoxeter, UK. Chris Sleight reports.

JCB has added to its range of earthmoving machines with the new 36 tonne JS 360 tracked excavator. Chris Sleight reports form the company’s new excavator factory in Uttoxeter, UK.

Doosan Infracore plans to launch a hybrid excavator in the US in 2012, two years ahead of its previously announced 2014 development target.

Case updates its four largest crawler excavators.

First showing for brand new range of Generation 6 machines.

Case Special Excavators, based in Zeebrugge, Belgium, will in future be responsible for demolition high reach and other special application equipment based on the Case CXB crawler excavators

New tracked loaders to complement its existing multi-terrain loaders, and the new D-Series 8 t excavators: Murray Pollok reports from Caterpillar's Desford facility in the UK.

Doosan Infracore has started to develop a hybrid diesel electric excavator, which it expects to make available by 2014.

Scottish Coal has taken delivery of the first two Liebherr R9350 Litronic hydraulic excavators in a four unit order. With each machine weighing in excess of 300 tonnes, the 12000 tonne order is the biggest ever placed with Liebherr Great Britain.

New Holland demonstrated the most recent additions to its excavator range at its factory in Basildon, UK.

JCB has begun to shift UK production of its excavator range to a new UK£ 40 million (€ 50 million) factory.

Quarry operators running large fleets of big machines are feeling the effects of rising fuel prices more than most. Chris Sleight reports on the steps equipment manufacturers are taking to help cut their customers' costs.

Case's ‘Eagle Days' event held in Balocco, Italy, provided customers and dealers with the opportunity to view and test-drive the company's range of construction machinery. Becca Wilkins reports.

Case has added three new B Series excavators, the 570M XT Series 3 tool carrier and rengined three wheeled loaders