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Heavy equipment gets big jobs done. However, operating machinery such as excavators or bulldozers comes with responsibility. You must prioritize safety to prevent accidents and equipment damage.

Editor's Note: This article was updated on October 29, 2025, with additional details from Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas. Starting in April 2027, Hitachi Construction Machinery will adopt a ...

WHEN YOU WERE A KID, YOU MIGHT HAVE DREAMED OF OPERATING HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT LIKE A DUMP TRUCK OR AN EXCAVATOR. MAYBE A BULLDOZER. FOR MANY, THAT DREAM CONTINUES INTO ADULTHOOD, WHERE IT ...

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Operating leases let businesses use assets like real estate or machinery without buying them. Leasing avoids large upfront purchases and the risk of asset devaluation. At lease end, assets must be ...

As a construction/mining machinery manufacturer, Hitachi Construction Machinery’s, or HCM’s, lifeline will be from sales of its mainstay hydraulic excavators, mining dump trucks, and wheel loaders.

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CHARLOTTE — A Charlotte homeowner died Sunday, July 13, when the Bobcat machinery he was operating tipped into a tree trunk that then crashed through the windshield, striking him. Troopers were ...

The outlook for the machinery manufacturing market in 2025 is mixed. When analyzing machinery market performance, two key factors have driven the short-term forecasts in our Manufacturing Industry ...

Dire headlines loom large for agriculture these days, as rising prices threaten to sink farm finances. But this isn’t the first storm U.S. farmers have weathered — and it won’t be the last.