Construction Building Blog

Engcon has announced a newly updated S60 quick coupler for 12- to 19-ton excavators, enabling operators to connect and disconnect a tiltrotator or other hydraulic tools without leaving the cab. […]

With just days to go before the U.S. Treasury was expected to run out of money to pay the nation’s bills, the Senate cast the final vote to seal a […]

More than half of the respondents in the 2023 highway work zone study conducted by the Associated General Contractors and HCSS reported that they had a motor vehicle crash into […]

Stellar has introduced its latest telescopic hooklift in the NXT series, the 52,000-pound-capacity NXT52. Capable of loading, unloading and dumping 16-foot to 22-foot bodies for 174-inch to 214-inch CT chassis, […]

Today’s construction business owners face numerous headwinds, from inflation to ongoing supply chain challenges to skilled worker shortages. But navigating a challenging business climate is a little easier when you […]

Cummins has announced the signing of a written agreement with Heliox in which the latter will provide both the sale and service of EV chargers in North America. The collaboration marks […]

Caterpillar plans to close its hydraulic cylinder plant in Sumter, South Carolina. “In order to better position ourselves for future competitiveness, we plan to consolidate operations at our Sumter hydraulics facility […]

Off-road and on-road strength converge in the 2024 GMC Sierra HD AT4X. But wait…there’s more. GMC’s first-ever HD AT4X will be available with an AEV Edition package. First, let’s look […]

Robert Dahs has a knack for finding unusual vintage equipment and restoring it. His collection includes the following rare pieces: a 1951 Mead “Mighty Mouse” Baby Bulldozer, which looks more […]

Komatsu is partnering with Toyota to develop an autonomous light vehicle (ALV) based on the Toyota Tacoma truck, controlled by Komatsu’s Autonomous Haulage System (AHS). Komatsu’s AHS has been used […]