Author: Portable Plants Staff
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Excavator features create fuel savings
Read More →: Excavator features create fuel savingsDoosan’s DX255LC-5 crawler excavator features improved performance, operator-focused comfort and jobsite durability, Doosan reports. The company says the DX255LC-5 is Tier4-compliant, replacing…
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Trailers provide extra clearance to transport tall equipment
Read More →: Trailers provide extra clearance to transport tall equipmentTalbert Manufacturing updated its Traveling Axle (TA) series trailer by increasing its hauling capacity by five tons. The company’s 4048TA, 4050TA and…
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Multi-year transportation bill sent to Congress
Read More →: Multi-year transportation bill sent to CongressThe Obama administration sent an update of the Grow America Act, a six-year, $478 billion highway bill, to Congress. “All over the…
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Genesis Attachments hires vice president, general manager
Read More →: Genesis Attachments hires vice president, general managerGenesis Attachments, an equipment manufacturer, hired Jeff Adams to be its vice president and general manager. Adams most recently worked for 10…
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McCloskey International adds dealer to its distributor line
Read More →: McCloskey International adds dealer to its distributor lineMcCloskey International added Finkbiner Equipment to its network of distributors. Finkbiner, an equipment dealer based near Chicago, sells and leases wheel loaders, paving machines, milling…
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NDA looks ahead to Orlando following 2015 convention
Read More →: NDA looks ahead to Orlando following 2015 conventionThe National Demolition Association’s (NDA) 42nd Annual Convention and Expo, Demolition 2015, drew more than 1,100 attendees and 84 exhibitors to Nashville,…
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Eriez promotes Mankosa to executive VP of global technology
Read More →: Eriez promotes Mankosa to executive VP of global technologyEriez promoted Mike Mankosa from vice president of operations to executive vice president of global technology. In this position, Mankosa will work…
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FMI predicts 8 percent construction growth in 2015
Read More →: FMI predicts 8 percent construction growth in 2015FMI predicts total construction put in place (CPIP) will grow 8 percent in 2015. According to FMI, this prediction supports the company’s…