10. How Can the Construction Industry be Prepared for More Work?
With construction back underway and project demand on the rise again, contractors will need to find ways to complete more work using the resources they have available. Technology is prepared to help
9. When it Comes to Infrastructure Funding: "There is No Plan B"
As the September 30th deadline for passage of crucial legislation nears, Congress must act now or the industry loses a once in a generation chance to transform our failing infrastructure
8. Komatsu to Teleoperate Excavator in Arizona from MINExpo in Las Vegas
The demo at the international mining event will preview the company's new semiautonomous PC7000-11 hydraulic excavator
7. Vanguard's David Frank on KPS Acquisition and Ghosts
In this episode of Rental Rundown, Editor Alexis Sheprak talks to David Frank, global vice president of commercial sales for engines and batteries at Briggs & Stratton
6. Tight Supply Market Drives Strong Demand for Equipment and Trucks
Supply chain disruptions and microchip shortage create low supply environment
5. Watch Time Lapse Video of 9/11 Tower of Voices Memorial Construction
The Tower of Voices received the 2020 Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute's (PCI) Building Information Modeling (BIM) Design Award
4. VIDEO: Cat's New Electric Loader Charges in Just 20 Minutes. Meet the R1700 XE
A battery-powered mining loader that charges in only 20 minutes? Cat's unveiling of the R1700 XE blew minds at MINExpo 2021 with its revolutionary new MEC500 mobile charging system. We've got all the details
3. Is Reconciliation Key to Passing the $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill?
Democrats are pushing a $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation bill even as those in their party express concerns over the price tag. Many Democratic lawmakers say they will not pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill without the reconciliation bill however
2. Never Forget: Time-Lapse Video of World Trade Center Rebuilding
The video documents two decades of the rescue, recovery and rebuilding at the World Trade Center site in New York City. It is the longest running time-lapse project in the company’s history, including never-before-seen EarthCam footage spanning 20 years
1. VIDEO: Why Deere and Hitachi Are Breaking Up Their Excavator Business
Why is Deere-Hitachi dissolving? How will customers and their excavators be impacted? A lot of it boils down to the growing importance of distribution control in the equipment market