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  • 4 days ago | earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan

    Since expanding into the Australian market in 2020, SANY has experienced remarkable growth, quickly establishing itself as a key player in the road machinery and construction equipment sector. The renowned global leader in construction machinery manufacturing has expanded significantly with the localisation of product and expansion of a local dealer network.

  • 1 week ago | earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan

    The rapid rise of LiuGong equipment across the Australian marketplace is continuing, with more excavators joining the F Series range and dozers hitting our shores for the first time. The new 22-tonne and 33t LiuGong 922F and 933F excavators, as well as a 20t LD dozer with a Power-Angle-Tilt (PAT) blade, will feature at the upcoming National Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo in Sydney’s Eastern Creek from May 16-18.

  • 1 week ago | earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan

    For Queensland-based demolition business Ferguson Demolition, the right choice of loading ramps is crucial to the success of its operations. Headquartered in Bundaberg, the family-owned company carries out a wide variety of professional demolition jobs across the Wide Bay, Burnett, Gympie and Sunshine Coast areas, extending to the north and surrounding areas.

  • 1 week ago | earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan

    More and more earthmoving businesses are recognising the benefits of the Next Generation series of Cat® Compact Track Loaders, with the new 265 one of the models gaining popularity. Part of Caterpillar’s Next Generation series designed for enhanced performance and versatility, the Cat 265 and 255 loaders were released last year, incorporating customer feedback to deliver improved stability, better lift and load capacity, and functionality.

  • 1 week ago | earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan

    Volvo’s Certified Rebuilds offer a solution that extends the life of your Volvo equipment while delivering the same performance and quality as when it was brand new. Uptime, reliability, and cost-efficiency are key to maintaining a competitive edge in the construction industry. When equipment reaches the end of its initial service life, businesses are often faced with a difficult decision—should they purchase new machinery, or is there a more cost-effective, yet reliable, option?

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