In today’s show: Tru7 makes an M25 bridge vanish; Bobcat’s new rotating telehandlers – Are they Hot or Not? It’s a breeze for Kobelco excavators at a wind turbine project;; and why a Dirt Foreman loves Caterpillar equipment heavy iron. PLUS we’re headed Down Under for some awesome power station demolition. Join us LIVE for...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: We have a double-dose of action from JCB as the company lifts the lid on its latest and largest X Series excavator; teamwork makes the dream work on a big blast in Anglesey; how the cone crusher bucket from Auger Torque is conquering the world; and we’re headed Down Under to check...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Up close with the new JCB 370X tracked excavator; up close with the new Hitachi ZX95W-7 wheeled excavator; we’re taking a demolition fly-by with Hughes & Salvidge; and look both ways because the Wacker Neuson Dual View dumper is headed this way. PLUS, ahead of Intermat 2024, we’re hoping and praying the...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: How Steelwrist made one of the best even better; we’re getting smart with Komatsu; Remoquip makes remote control a perfect option; and we’re finding out what Atlas Weyhausen has in store for Intermat 2024. PLUS will our future be littered with the relics of the past? Join us LIVE for your daily...Read moreRead more
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Diesel-fuelled construction equipment must eventually give way to electric and hydrogen-fuelled alternatives if the world is to hit its decarbonisation targets. Will those ld diesel machines just vanish? Or will our clean-running future be blighted by relics from the past?
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In today’s show: Danish dumpers dazzle – But are they Hot or Not? Avant charges ahead with its battery technology; JCB offers greater excavator precision with IntelliGrade; and we’re making the CASE for a new wheel loader. PLUS Volvo shows off a rehandling specification L180H wheel loader. But before all that, we have the small...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: The slowest car chase in history as a disgruntled worker makes a break in a wheel loader; Bobcat goes Rogue; the Midnight hour is upon us, thanks to New Holland Construction; let’s make some noise for CASE and the sound of silence; and we have a double-whammy of Intermat previews. PLUS what...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Kubota celebrates 50 years in Europe; we’re taking a closer look at the JCB Raptor; and we’re sticking with tilt rotators as we catch up with Joe Westman of Steelwrist UK. We’re off to Marseille to see a sugar silo being meticulously taken apart; PLUS with Intermat barrelling towards us like a...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Showcasing the latest addition to Kobelco’s zero tailswing excavator range; JCB’s Rhys Bradbury gives us the lowdown on the company’s all new and all electric site dumper; how CASE Construction Equipment is supporting customers in the UAE; and what will they think of next? A folding, remote control forklift, perhaps? PLUS it...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: No Bull. The Indians claim this is the world’s best backhoe loader. We’re taking a look at JCB’s new excavator operating system; how demolition crews are working round the clock in the aftermath of the Baltimore bridge collapse; and meet the Robot Brickie. PLUS Komatsu is primed and ready to take Intermat...Read moreRead more
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