Category: Construction Management
Chevy’s First Silverado ZR2 Catches Air – and Attention – in Video
So it doesn’t have enough dinosaur DNA to dominate the Ram TRX or Ford Raptor. Nonetheless, Chevy’s first ever Silverado ZR2 is taking flight with more power and suspension at
Read MoreFinding the Right Finance Partner for Your Construction Business
Financing companies talk about partnering with clients. They all say it matters. They all say they’re really good at forming solid relationships. But does finding and selecting the right financing
Read MoreCat Expands it Remote-Control Command D5, D6, D7 Dozers
Cat D5, D6 and D7 dozers have now joined wheel loaders and excavators as Cat Command machines. Command for Dozing removes operators from the cab and gives them the ability
Read MoreSany Enters U.S. Backhoe Market with “Fully Loaded” SLB95
“Fully loaded.” That’s what Sany America wants you to remember about its newest U.S. entrant, the SLB 925 backhoe. The machine with a 14-foot 3-inch dig depth offers these features
Read MoreChevy Unleashes “The Beast”: A 650-Horsepower Supercharged Pickup Truck
Chevy has unleashed the Beast. Debuting at SEMA, the 650-horsepower desert runner is built on a Silverado chassis and features tubular doors, a lightweight clamshell-type front end and a widened
Read MoreHow Custom-Painted Equipment Can Boost Your Marketing
Construction equipment gets its fair share of head turns while operating or parked on the side of the road. But custom-painted equipment? Those are real neck breakers. Not only do
Read MoreVaccine Mandate Halted; Appeals Court to Review
A federal appeals court has halted the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for businesses that employ 100 or more workers, so the rule can be reviewed. The court’s stay of the
Read MoreRoad Projects Feel the Pain of Congress’ Last-Minute Funding Extensions
Construction, engineering and transportation groups are frustrated by the House once again delaying a vote on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and also having to enact another short-term extension of
Read MoreInside the Ritchie/SmartEquip Deal: What Happens Next?
When Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers acquired SmartEquip for $175 million in September, Ritchie CEO Ann Fandozzi said it would give Ritchie “asset-specific full-lifecycle parts and service support” to dealers, OEM partners
Read MoreProduct Roundup: JLG expanding its aerial lift product line
JLG to add rotary telehandlers JLG announced that it is partnering with Italian manufacturer Dieci to bring a new line of rotary telehandlers models to market. The JLG rotating telehandler
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