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1 week ago |
equipmentworld.com | Bryan Furnace |Lawson Rudisill
Transcript00:00:00:04 - 00:00:25:03Bryan FurnaceGet reimbursed faster for extra work with Equipment Watch's Rental Rate Blue Book. Learn more at fusable.com/thedirt. Hi everybody. Welcome back to Equipment World. You're watching The Dirt. I'm your host, Bryan. And today we're here to talk about the biggest, most efficient dirt movers in the industry. We're here to talk about scrapers.
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1 week ago |
overdriveonline.com | Lawson Rudisill |Matt Cole
TranscriptAttending truck shows around the country, you'll see all sorts of makes. But mainstays among participants are long-hood Paccar units, Kenworths and Peterbilts customized with plenty chrome, special paint and/or accessories. Yet there's always a handful of Freightliners, Volvos and Macks, among others, that tend to stand out from the crowd.
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1 week ago |
equipmentworld.com | Ben Thorpe |Lawson Rudisill
At this year’s World of Asphalt tradeshow, Dynapac had its new DT2000 distributor truck on display, complete with an air pressure cleaning system and operator platform. In the video above, we get a walk-around tour of the 2,000-gallon AC (asphalt concrete) and bitumen distributing machine. The truck comes with a 15.7-foot telescopic spray bar that operators can activate through the same interface that controls the spray tips. The DT2000 has a spray width of 8 to 16 feet.
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2 weeks ago |
equipmentworld.com | Lawson Rudisill |Don McLoud
Editor’s Note: This is the fifth and final installment of a series of Equipment World videos from November 1, 2024, day one of the 100-Plus Years of Progress show. The show is held each year at “Ederville,” which was named for founder Ken Eder, an avid collector of vintage tractors, construction equipment, trains, among other items. A longstanding feature at the 100-Plus Years of Progress Show in Carthage, North Carolina, is a sawmill run by an antique Frick Eclipse steam tractor.
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3 weeks ago |
equipmentworld.com | Ben Thorpe |Lawson Rudisill
NC Communications of Youngsville, North Carolina, has two business divisions: indoor for designing and implementing structured cabling systems and outdoor for laying groundwork and installing fiber optic networks. But flash back to the 1990s, and the company, then run by James Kornegay, wasn’t doing much outdoor work. Enter Efrain Rangel, who had recently immigrated from Central America.
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