Lawson Rudisill

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Lawson Rudisill |Don McLoud

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth installment in an ongoing series of videos from November 1 at the 100-Plus Years of Progress show. The Sandhills Antique Farm Equipment Club brought out its vintage tractors to “Ederville” for the 100+ Years of Progress Show in Carthage, North Carolina, in November and showed how those tractors did much more than fieldwork. The club, based in Lillington, North Carolina, belted up a 1935 Deere Model B, a 1948 Farmall M and a 1949 Oliver 77 Row Crop.

2 weeks ago | equipmentworld.com | Lawson Rudisill |Jordanne Waldschmidt

Last year, Deere replaced the 333G in its large-frame compact track loader lineup with the all-new 333 P-Tier. The redesigned model gets a new cab, more power and loads of technology. Equipment World got a close up look at the 333 P-Tier earlier this year at the ARA Show. Take a walkaround tour with Derek Betcher, Deere sales support manager, in the video above.

2 weeks ago | equipmentworld.com | Lawson Rudisill |Jordanne Waldschmidt

Roller compacted concrete has been around for nearly half a century, but it still isn’t widely used across the construction industry. Skeptics have labeled it “squish concrete” and written it off entirely. But Kevin Chumbley, vice president of Davenport, Iowa-based Anderson Commercial Concrete, is a believer. Chumbley adopted the technique four years ago and hasn’t looked back. “It was something that nobody was doing in our area.

2 weeks ago | equipmentworld.com | Ben Thorpe |Lawson Rudisill

Six months after unleashing its biggest excavator redesign in 20 years, Volvo unveiled a complete overhaul of its articulated dump trucks, including a brand-new size for the company. Check out the above video shot at this year's World of Asphalt in which we get a walkaround tour of the new A50 hauler, which replaces the 45-ton A45G FS.

Feb 4, 2025 | equipmentworld.com | Lawson Rudisill

Kubota has jumped into the electric construction equipment market with the introduction of its first electric mini excavator, KX038-4e. Weighing in at 8,532 pounds, the model is both quiet and emission-free while delivering similar performance to its diesel equivalent. The KX038-4e was recently showcased at the CES in Las Vegas, and Equipment World got a closer look from Kubota Senior Program Manager Rusty Harrington. To learn more, check out our video above.