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Telescopic Handler

MRT 2540 Rotating Telehandler

Manitou North America, LLC

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When The Electric Grid Isn’t Reliable – Propane Is.

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The DOE warns of a 100x surge in blackouts by 2030. Propane is reliable, on-site energy that keeps critical systems running when the grid can’t.

When The Electric Grid Isn’t Reliable – Propane Is.

Man Arrested in CT for Unlicensed Crane Operation

Operator and unregistered crane shut down by State Crane Inspector and Fire Marshal

Man Arrested in CT for Unlicensed Crane Operation

Man Arrested in CT for Unlicensed Crane Operation

Lifting Equipment

M43 HiReach

Elliott Equipment Co.

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State Police Make Illegal Crane Operation Arrest

Lifting Equipment

Floating Crane Helps Replace Failing Chicago Harbor Lock Gates

A barge-mounted crane provides the lifting power to get Chicago's new harbor lock gates in place.

Because the harbor lock gate replacement called for mounting the crane on a barge, Central Contractor Service selected a 300-ton-capacity Manitowoc 4100W S-3 Ringer crane with a capacity-enhancing ringer attachment.

Lifting Equipment

LiftSmart Secures Manufacturing Facility

LiftSmart, a manufacturer of portable material lifts for the construction and equipment rental markets, has secured a production facility located in Vista, California.

Lifting Equipment

V619 VersaHandler

2011 - A Year of Transition for the Aerial Market

Manufacturers are seeing increased sales of aerial equipment due to the replacement of aging rental fleets, but real recovery isn’t expected until 2012 and beyond.

Tim Ford, president of Terex AWP, says 'the industry is back.'

How High Is Your Low Potential?

Low-level access boosts recovery of the aerial market while it opens new revenue streams for rental.

Terex Tenders Offer to Buy Demag Cranes

Terex Corporation

Offers 15% premium for oustanding Demag stock, deal could be worth $1.3 billion

Construction Safety

U.S. Guidance on Avoiding Trapping/Crushing in AWPs Released

IPAF has published a U.S. edition of guidance aimed at avoiding trapping or crushing incidents when aerial work platforms (AWPs) are used in confined overhead spaces.

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