How earthmoving will change in 2012
What changes will we see in the earthmoving sector in 2012? A cross-section of dealers, hirers, contractors, and operators give their views on the year ahead.
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Crossrail: spotlight on the machines which will tunnel under London
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The impact of the engine emissions regulations in 2012
Legislative changes affecting engine emissions could mean a busy 2012 for plant firms. Malcolm Kent, senior technical consultant at the Construction Equipment Association, explains what users and buyers of construction machinery need to be aware of.
How plant conditioning can lengthen the life of your machine
Heavy construction equipment is growing in technical sophistication, but the operator remains crucial in keeping machines running efficiently. Greg Mulhearn, Finning's core business manager, explains the principles of condition monitoring.
Operating leasing: an answer to the looming AIA tax change?
The change to the Annual Investment Allowance means plant companies should consider the benefits of operating leasing. JCB Finance's Nigel Greenaway explains.
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