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Unique truck in the articulated hauler market features stepless AC drive via six independent wheel motors.
The Bauma China launch is part of a wider export initiative throughout Asia and Australasia.
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The new high power dumper has been requested by contractors and major rental companies, says Thwaites.
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Manufacturers are as busy as they’ve ever been developing new technology for the global hauler market, with significant developments in the ADT industry in particular.
ADT brand is being dropped from the factory name, which will in future be called Doosan Infracore Norway.
Spanish manufacturer Ausa gives IRN an exclusive look at its new T235 telehandler at its Manresa facility near Barcelona. Murray Pollok reports.
Spanish manufacturer Ausa hopes to establish an assembly facility in Brazil before the end of the year to produce site dumpers for the Brazilian and South American markets.
Australian mining equipment rental company Emeco is to move into Chile this summer, its first involvement in the Latin American mining market.
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Factory installed Topcon grade control systems available for dozers & graders, but ‘open architecture’ approach means competitor systems can still be used.
Latest truck range features Mercedes-Benz engines and SCR to meet emissions requirements
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New stage IIIB-compliant machines use SCR technology
Tosno Facility to begin producing 773E rigid hauler amid growing demand for mining and quarry equipment
67.5 tonne machine unveiled at BICES in the face of difficult Chinese market conditions but growing exports.
New wheeled loader, excavator and rigid hauler unveiled at BICES.
With worldwide sales of haulers forecast to rise this year, Helen Wright investigates how manufacturers are tackling the issue of emissions regulations.
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All new range from Wacker Neuson covers the 500 kg to 2.5 tonne payload capacities.
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Cab-over-engine version planned and changes made to distribution company.
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New company formed from the merger of Yitou, Tiangong and Changlin.
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New 30 and 40 tonne Stage IIIB/Interim Tier 4 haulers unveiled, and company announces plans for 50 tonne version.
Spanish manufacturer AUSA said sales in the first half of the year increased by 35.2% compared to the same period in 2010 with exports increasing by 58%. Exports represented 72.8% of its business in the period.