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Hyundai's refreshed HA30 and HA45 articulated dump trucks are more than a cab update. They show where the ADT market is heading: easier operator movement, smarter payload control, cleaner service access, and fewer excuses for sloppy haul-cycle data.
Fleets are running older machines, shops are charging more for labor, and technician supply is still tight. The next equipment constraint may be service capacity, not machine availability.
Data centers get the headlines, but the harder equipment story may be the substations, transmission work, temporary power, and utility crews needed to feed them.
Too many contractors buy a grinder, planer, mulcher, or specialty bucket first and then go hunting for demand. That is not growth. It is trapped cash with a coupler on it.
The rental market is still growing. The interesting part sits below the headline number: contractors are using rental as a hedge against uncertain backlogs, expensive machines, tighter service capacity, and faster-changing job requirements.
After 40+ years of building articulated haulers in Scotland, Volvo CE is shuttering the Rokbak brand by Q3 2026. Tariffs and rising costs made the math impossible.
The mechanic shortage isn't some mystery. We built it with low pay, terrible conditions, and an industry that treats its techs like they're replaceable. They aren't.
Weeks-long wait times, $200/hour shop rates, and techs who've never sat in the seat. The way dealers service equipment isn't working for operators anymore.
With crude oil dropping to $55/barrel and diesel projected to average $3.50/gallon in 2026, equipment owners are seeing real savings on their biggest variable cost.
How Yellowstone Auction connects buyers and sellers across the Northern Rockies equipment market from their Billings, Montana base.
The EPA announces its first major action on DEF system problems, demanding data from manufacturers as equipment operators across industries report widespread failures.
From a single Oklahoma City location selling used equipment in 1983 to a 12-branch operation representing over 30 manufacturers across six states, Kirby-Smith Machinery has become one of the most respected heavy equipment dealers in the central United States.
The heavy equipment sector is dynamic, driven by relentless innovation and evolving operational demands. For fleet managers and industry professionals, 2026 pro
For decades, the initial purchase price of heavy equipment served as the primary yardstick for acquisition decisions. While seemingly straightforward, this sing
In the demanding world of heavy machinery and construction, longevity isn't just a testament to survival—it's a benchmark of unwavering commitment, adaptability
In the demanding landscape of heavy equipment, adaptability is paramount. Company Wrench, a name synonymous with robust machinery and specialized solutions, emb
The heavy equipment industry converges on Las Vegas for CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, the triennial construction trade show recognized as North America’s largest event
North America's largest construction trade show returns to Las Vegas in March 2026. Here's what contractors and dealers should expect from this year's event.
Bauma 2025 in Munich showcased global construction equipment innovations. Key announcements and trends from the world's largest construction trade fair.