In today’s show: Caterpillar is beaming; another satisfied Hyundai customer; the rise of the robots; and we are feeling Bullish about this Indian-built skid steer. PLUS we are getting ready for Intermat 2024. Join us LIVE for your daily fix of news, views, video and comment from the world of demolition and construction. Come for...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Tackling the leaning tower of Taiwan; I have seen the future. And the future is modular. Dynaset and the law of attraction; and a US company can now see the wood for the trees, thanks to John Deere. PLUS ahead of Intermat 2024, we catchup with compaction giant Bomag. Join us LIVE...Read moreRead more
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A Kent-based company has been fined £175,000 following the death of an employee. Liam McArdle, from Gravesend, was fatally crushed by an excavator attachment while working for Erith Plant Services Limited on 21 September 2021. A demolition grab, attached to an excavator, fell onto the 24-year-old while it was loaded onto a lorry at Erith...Read moreRead more
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NFDC rule change surely has a target in mind. Following a meeting 0n 21 March, the National Federation of Demolition Contractors has announced a rule change. Henceforth, NFDC Officer positions from Regional Vice-Chairman up to President can only be held by persons who have been employed on a PAYE basis for a minimum of two...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Forged in fire – What makes Kobelco machines special; horses for courses – How Volvo electric machines thrive in an equestrian environment; an unusual tracked carrier lighten the load; and an Ohio demolition spectacle. PLUS how one of our own will be taking Intermat 2024 by storm. Join us LIVE for your...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: How Caterpillar builds durability into its products; who wouldn’t want a Blade Buddy? How a Liebherr customer is cutting to the chase; and the case of the disappearing French bridge. PLUS Dynapac gets set to shake up Intermat 2024. Join us LIVE for your daily fix of news, views, video and comment...Read moreRead more
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If your demolition company works directly or indirectly for one or more English local authorities, please pay attention. In fact, in the words of Geena Davis’ character in the 1986 movie – The Fly – “Be afraid. Be very afraid”. According to a report from the Local Government Information Unit (LGIU), as many as half...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Wacker Neuson steps up site dumper safety; we go behind the scenes at the CASE mini excavator factory in Italy; a man’s reach should exceed is grasp – So meet the Maxi Reach Extension Arm; and we all float down here with this amphibious Komatsu excavator. PLUS we will be looking ahead...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: How to “Conker” the challenge of fragile devices when working in a harsh environment; this attachment turns your mini excavator into a tracked loader; behind the scenes at the massive Zoolion manufacturing facility; and Hitachi goes large Down Under. PLUS we will be craning to see what Liebherr has up its sleeve...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Bobcat is laser focused; reuniting with Volvo’s big boy; there’s customer care. And then there’s CASE ProCare; and how a giant rope shovel is built. PLUS Padley & Venables is set to take parts at Intermat 2024. Join us LIVE for your daily fix of news, views, video and comment from the...Read moreRead more
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