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  • 1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Bryan Furnace |Lawson Rudisill

    Bobcat grabbed the construction industry’s attention in April when it rolled out its largest-ever excavators, the E220 and E245. Known for its compact equipment, Bobcat is venturing into bigger machines, and on this episode of The Dirt, we find out why. Ryan Saunders, Bobcat senior marketing specialist for product planning, comes on the show to give us the rundown on the bigger excavators, the company’s strategy with them and, of course, all the key specs and features operators will find.

  • Dec 6, 2024 | equipmentworld.com | Bryan Furnace

    00:00:00:10 - 00:00:22:01Bryan FurnaceToday we're back with more electric stuff. But today we're not talking about equipment necessarily. We're talking about possibly the fuel truck of the future. One of the biggest hurdles that we talk about when it comes to electric equipment is actual distribution. 00:00:22:01 - 00:00:39:11Bryan FurnaceHow do you get power to your jobsite, let alone to your excavator that is a half mile down the road that you're not going to track back to the charging station?

  • Nov 22, 2024 | equipmentworld.com | Bryan Furnace

    TranscriptCase launched the world’s first electric backhoe on the market earlier this year, and on this episode of The Dirt, host and professional operator Bryan Furnace puts it through its paces in a side-by-side comparison with the company’s diesel model. Case first revealed the electric backhoe as Project Zeus at ConExpo 2020.

  • Nov 15, 2024 | equipmentworld.com | Bryan Furnace

    TranscriptNow that the dust has settled from the presidential election, what can contractors expect going forward for the construction economy under the Trump administration? To answer that question and more, Ken Simonson, chief economist for the Associated General Contractors, gives us an overview of what to expect, what to look for and where there may be some opportunities, on this episode of The Dirt.

  • Nov 8, 2024 | equipmentworld.com | Bryan Furnace

    TranscriptWhen it‚Äôs time for mass excavation, Dig Robotics has developed aftermarket technology that helps operators move more dirt in less time with less fuel, according to its cofounder. Noam Rotem, Dig Robotics‚Äô cofounder and chief excavation officer, comes on The Dirt to explain how the ‚Äúoperator guidance‚ÄĚ system works and why it‚Äôs different than machine control.

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