Construction Building Blog

Kubota is rolling out a new RTV-X model this month, with a 6-foot-long adjustable cargo bed with hydraulic dump, diesel engine and an “aggressive exterior.” The two-seater RTV-X Long Bed […]

Terex Corporation has announced plans to exit its aerial segment and merge with Rev Group, a Brookfield, Wisconsin-based specialty manufacturer of fire trucks, ambulances, terminal trucks, industrial sweepers and recreational […]

Liebherr Generation 8 crawler dozers are now compatible with Unicontrol machine control systems via the Liebherr Unicontrol Easy Link. The integration enables contractors and equipment distributors to equip Liebherr’s PR716 […]

Starting in April 2027, Hitachi Construction Machinery will adopt a new name, “Landcros.” The new corporate and brand name will be reflected across all equipment, parts and dealerships globally. While […]

Waev says its new GEM eX UTV offers more capability than cart-based models without the price tag of machines designed for recreational use. The all-electric UTV is designed for commercial, […]

Closing freeways is not uncommon for departments of transportation and law enforcement, but recently, an interstate was closed in California – not for roadwork or a wreck – but because artillery shells […]

Contractors can spend hours a day driving to and from jobsites and working from their pickup trucks, meaning the interior must be comfortable, organized and easy to clean. Seat covers, […]

Kubota dealerships in the U.S. should be getting the new SVL65-2s, the next generation of the popular compact track loader, by the end of the year. The second-smallest CTL in […]

A 66-year-old man got arrested after he took off – albeit very slowly – in a 71,000-pound excavator in Habersham County, Georgia. The Sheriff’s Office posted October 20 on Facebook that […]

NC Communications began in the 1990s in North Carolina with two men in one truck winning an $88,000 contract to wire one building. Today, co-owners Kristopher and Nicole Kornegay have […]