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Kioti Offers Flow+ Hydraulic Power Upgrade for Compact Loaders

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Kioti has introduced Flow+ technology for its compact construction equipment lineup to provide operators with more hydraulic power than a standard system without the cost or fuel consumption of a high-flow system. The Flow+ TL750 compact track loader and SL750 skid steer loader are available now.
Video: A Closer Look at JCB’s Next-Generation Backhoe Loaders

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

JCB’s next-generation backhoes have arrived, boasting fast travel speeds, a new outer box dipper option for the excavator end and a redesigned, operator-focused cab. JCB Product Manager James Gill gave Equipment World a closer look at the new 3CX Plus earlier this year at ARA Show. Take a tour in our video above. The 3CX Plus comes with a 109-horsepower 4.4-liter engine that puts out 381 pound-feet of torque at 1,500 rpms. It can hit travel speeds of 25 mph for quick roading between jobsites.
Walmart store addition built by 3D printing in 7 days in Alabama

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Colorado-based construction company Alquist 3D completed a 5,000-square-foot expansion to a Walmart in Huntsville, Alabama, in just seven days using five workers and two 3D concrete printing robots. The added commercial space features 16.5-foot-tall walls and will be used as a delivery warehouse for the retailer.
Liebherr's PR 776 Dozer gets Trimble Ready Factory Option

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Liebherrâ€™s largest dozer, the PR 776, can now be ordered with a factory-installed Trimble Ready kit, streamlining the installation of the Trimble Earthworks grade control platform. The new option reduces cost and complexity while increasing operator efficiency, Trimble says. The Trimble Earthworks-ready base kit includes mounting hardware, brackets and an integrated wiring harness. Liebherr introduced the PR 776 â€“ the worldâ€™s largest dozer with a hydrostatic drive â€“ in 2022.
20 land clearing attachments for construction equipment

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Don McLoud |Diamond Mowers

Editor's note: This story was updated April 15, 2025, with new products. When it comes time to slash and grab, check out these 20 construction equipment attachments for clearing land. Our product roundup includes a variety of brush and forestry cutters for chopping through thick vegetation and small trees with your construction equipment. Then when itâ€™s time to clean out the felled debris, several types of rakes and grapples for excavators and compact equipment can help you tackle the job.
Caterpillar names Creed next CEO, Umpleby executive chairman

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Caterpillar announced April 15 that Chief Operating Officer Joe Creed will succeed Jim Umpleby as CEO of the world's largest construction equipment manufacturer. Umpleby, 67, a 45-year Caterpillar veteran, held the post as CEO and chairman of the board for eight years. He will move to the role of executive chairman effective May 1. Caterpillarâ€™s next CEO, Joe Creed, 49, is also a company veteran, having spent 28 years at the company in numerous positions of increasing responsibility.
TXDOT to open new Corpus Christi bridge

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Ben Thorpe

After controversies and delays, the Texas Department of Transportation is set to mark the completion of the new Harbor Bridge in Corpus Christi with a ribbon-cutting May 10 for one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in the U.S.The new $803 million US 181 Harbor Bridge is 3,295 feet long between the transition piers and has a center span length of 1,661 feet. The structural profile includes 698 precast concrete box girders, 84 delta frames and 76 pairs of permanent stay cables.
Volvo CE Joins with Unicontrol for Excavator 3D Machine Control

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Volvo CE and Unicontrol have partnered to provide 3D machine control technology for Volvo excavators, with an aim to make advanced technology â€śopen, accessible and easy to use for improved efficiency.â€ťUnicontrolâ€™s flexible and cost-efficient machine control system integrates with any excavator, any data format and any workflow.
Komatsu Unveils Next-Generation PC220LCi-12 Excavator

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Don McLoud

Attendees at the Bauma construction equipment show got the first look at Komatsuâ€™s next-generation excavator. The company rolled out its 22-metric-ton PC220LCi-12 at last weekâ€™s show in Munich, Germany, as a global debut. The Dash-12 excavator for the U.S. market is slated to arrive this year, according to Komatsu. The PC220 revealed at Bauma was specâ€™d for the European market; so there could be changes in the North American version.
Tadano intros MEWP line for U.S. and Canada

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Tadano is bringing a new line of wheeled and crawler chassis mobile elevated work platforms to the United States and Canada, including a 2,200-pound capacity model that can hold up to 10 occupants. The introduction of the new range stems from Tadanoâ€™s recent acquisitions of both Nagano, a manufacturer of self-propelled crawler boom lifts previously available in Japan and Europe, and crane manufacturer Manitex International.