
Frank Raczon
Senior Editor and Trade Journalist at Construction Equipment
Trade journalist, author, marketing pro, baseball/pop culture fan, deranged golfer. Views are my own and often poorly conceived.
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1 week ago |
constructionequipment.com | Frank Raczon
Key TakeawaysAvoiding CDL requirements for lube trucksKey suppliers of lube trailers and trucksOne fleet’s experienceWith today’s labor shortage in construction, it’s almost a given that the newest or most junior worker on site probably will not have a commercial driver’s license (CDL). This can be a problem when there’s a sudden need to send someone to bring mobile lubrication or fuel across the job site, depending on the vehicles or trailers available.
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1 week ago |
constructionequipment.com | Frank Raczon
Rotating telehandlers offer from 200 degrees of swing on either side to 360 degrees of swing from a stationary position. Traditional telehandlers must be moved to achieve such wide material handling/lift-and-place coverage. “The answer largely comes down to capacities: lifting height, reach, and lifting capacity,” Kiskunas says.
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1 week ago |
constructionequipment.com | Frank Raczon
Hyundai Construction Equipment Europe showed a hydrogen fuel cell-powered wheeled excavator at Bauma in Munich, calling it "the only working hydrogen-powered" piece of equipment at the massive trade show. The HW155H also has a companion fuel trailer, but the company admits the infrastructure and market is not as ready as the machine.
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2 weeks ago |
constructionequipment.com | Frank Raczon
Like most diesel engine manufacturers looking toward the future, Germany's Hatz has branched out into alternative power sources, including electrification. At Bauma 2025 in Munich, the company demonstrated its Concept Cube 2.0, a remote-controlled electric vibratory plate compactor. How can you test electric equipment? Operated with a portable line-of-sight remote control panel or an app from a smartphone or tablet, the Cube also transmits machine performance and health information via telematics.
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2 weeks ago |
constructionequipment.com | Frank Raczon
Hyundai Construction Equipment previewed its next generation of excavators at Bauma in Munich. The first two models, the HX400L and HX360L, will be released in Europe first, then North America. Improvements include a new Hyundai diesel engine and full electro-hydraulic controls. See the top mid-sized excavators from the last yearA new six-camera system, with an assist from AI to help detect objects, is also available.
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