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A well-designed cat carrier can make getting a feisty feline from Point A to Point B less stressful. Whether you're headed to the vet or the airport, a good carrier will have a handful of essential feat
Bobcat Company’s new E88 excavator boasts an operating weight of 8,890 kg (19,600 lb), making it their largest, most stable, compact excavator.
“We are excited to welcome the E88 to the world-class Bobcat excavator lineup. The new model is designed for performance, ruggedness and ope
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Most changes to current excavators appear relatively small. But the net effect of those many changes has resulted in a crop of dramatically improved models.
The changes have also expanded the tasks excavators are now doing.
“We are long past the day when there was just a buck
Doosan Portable Power unveiled a major shakeup in its light compaction line at World of Concrete 2022, including its first trench roller.
Four new light compaction machines were unveiled: a DFP1520 forward plate compactor, a DRP3220 reversible plate compactor, trench roller and a D
Tue June 29, 2021 - National Edition Bobcat
Bobcat's new E88 compact excavator provides up to a 14 percent increase in over-the-side lift capacity, as compared to the previous generation, which is perfect for a variety of demanding tasks, according to the manufacturer.
The E
Thu December 13, 2018 - Southeast Edition #26 Eric Olson –CEG Correspondent
The ability to tackle tough and variable jobsite applications defines a successful and reliable piece of construction equipment. That is particularly true of machines that move earth and handle debris and ma
In the 1950s, the construction industry began employing small machines instead of human backs or dragging out large machines for relatively small tasks. It was the result of the work of inventive blacksmiths like Ed Malzahn, an Oklahoman who early in that decade built a ditch-digging device he
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