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Innovative Exhibition Links JCB's Past, Present and Future
The exhibition, housed at JCB HQ, features historic equipment, as well as modern innovations.
The centerpiece of the exhibition is a giant skeletal model of a JCB JS200 tracked excavator built to scale out of 8mm steel rod and created by artist Benedict Radcliffe.
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Manitou Sees Opportunity in Rental, Revamped Products and Three-Brand Strategy
Dan Miller, president and CEO of Manitou's Compact Equipment division, talks about growth potential for the Manitou, Gehl and Mustang brands
Dan Miller, president & CEO, Manitou Americas
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"Mean Green" Truck Highlights Hybrid Capabilities
Mean Green, the world's fastest hybrid truck, will attempt to reach speeds in excess of 165 mph.
Mean Green, the 'world's fastest hybrid truck', will attempt to achieve a new speed record at Wendover Airfield in Utah.
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History-making Machine's Final Voyage
Designed to last 25 years, the "Big E" embarks on its last deployment after 50 years of service
The USS Enterprise was originally designed to last 25 years. It will be deactivated at the end of 2012 following 50 years of service.
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Dwindling Gas Tax Revenues Equal Bumpy Roads Ahead
No one seems to want to address how future investment in roads, bridges and highways will be funded long term
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A Unique Celebration
Gilbane goes above and beyond to celebrate diversity in the workplace and communities in which it works
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Internal Combustion Is Not Going Away
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Know the Equipment Before Hitting the Slopes
Even experienced operators can falter if they fail to get to know their machine
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Provide the Tools to Keep Workers Safe
Proper training and safety equipment will ensure workers return home safely each night
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Impact of Jobs Act is Not Enough
Funding levels for construction outlined in the American Jobs Act proposal aren't sufficient to dramatically lift construction unemployment.
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The Differences Between Today and 2008
Meaningful federal investment in infrastructure is vital to shore up the construction industry and reduce unemployment.
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ARTBA's Ruane: Doing Nothing on Transportation Funding Is Not an Option
Pete Ruane, president and CEO, American Road & Transportation Builders Association, issues strong praise, and criticism, over efforts by legislators on highway funding reform.
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