Fitzgerald marks 500th Sany sale
Fitzgerald Plant Services (FPS) has marked the sale of its 500th Sany machine, which was delivered to HV Energy & Civils Ltd.
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Roadhouse sticks with JCB for new homes
Roadhouse Building & Civil Engineering director George Light's family has been buying JCBs for forty years. He stuck with the British manufacturer when he needed a fleet to build 181 new homes in Rochester.
Newmarket Plant crushing it with Red Rhino
Newmarket Plant Hire has been using Red Rhino crushers for 14 years, valuing their reliability and the availability of parts from the UK manufacturer.
Poland, Netherlands through to Volvo competition finals
Teams from Poland and the Netherlands have won Volvo Construction Equipment's European 'Battle of Skills' competition, which aims to find the world's best service teams. They now move on to the world finals.
Kubota excavators dressed for forestry
Exsel Plant and Tool Hire has picked a two-tone black and grey livery for four mini-excavators from Kubota, with two more on the way.
Dig Dig UK buys Yanmar SV26
Blackburn-based flood defence specialist Dig Dig UK has bought a Yanmar SV26 mini excavator from Mellor Plant, with founder Stephen Morton putting it to work on water authority works and, closer to home, a fairytale castle.
McHale supplies Cornish mine
McHale Komatsu has been selected to supply equipment for the restart of operations at the Hemerdon tungsten and tin mine in Devon.
DH Building Services buys debut Kubota
DH Building Services (Oxford) has added a Kubota SVL75-3 compact tracked loader its fleet. The purchase is a double debut: the company's first tracked loader, and the first of its type sold in the UK by Boss Plant Sales.
Komatsu drivers share dump truck stories
Two female operators of Komatsu dump trucks have shared their experiences of working with the kit, in very different environments.
Epiroc extends warranty for telematics users
Excavator attachment manufacturer Epiroc has said it will offer an extended warranty to users who sign up to its usage tracking platform, Hatcon.