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Terex Power Buggy mini-dump vehicles now manufactured by Indy Equipment
When Terex made a strategic decision to sell off non-core product lines, Indy Equipment saw an opportunity. Indy Equipment has purchased the power buggy product line from Terex and has resumed manufacturing in its Independence, Ohio facility. New units will be marketed under Indy Equipment's new brand, "The Power Buggy." The Power Buggy serves as a safer and higher-volume alternative to the job site wheel barrow with the ability to safely carr... [more]
Armoury demolishes multi-story tower blocks to clear the way for new retail centre
The Armoury Group’s demolition of two multi-story tower blocks has paved the way for the regeneration of a dilapidated area of Solihull. The Worcester House and Nuffield House towers in Smiths Wood were demolished after a long period of being un-inhabited to make way for the construction of a new shopping centre. Armoury Group undertook the project on behalf of Solihull Council and Whitefriars Housing Group, having previously executed a sim... [more]
Demolition companies fined after a labourer is killed by a falling steel prop
Two demolition companies have been fined a total of £115,000 after a labourer was killed by a falling steel prop. Essex based John F Hunt Demolition Ltd and Bayoak Demo Ltd of London both pleaded guilty to Health and Safety breaches concerning the death of 29-year-old Rafał Przestrzelski in 2005. The Central Criminal Court, (Old Bailey) heard Mr Przestrzelski, 29, of Wood Green, London N22, was employed as a labourer by demolition sub-con... [more]
Nanolia's nano coating enables any machine to operate more efficiently, while reducing fuel costs and emissions
Nanolia has introduced a product that enables virtually any machine to operate more efficiently, while reducing fuel costs by around 11% and emissions by around 60%. Based on the latest German nanotechnology the product which is simply added to engine or gearbox oil is a low cost way to reduce the cost of operating machinery – from the smallest motors and generators to the largest marine diesel engines and including pumps, gearboxes and winches.... [more]
OilQuick automatic quick coupler systems allow operators to change attachments without leaving their cabs
Pacific Plant has been operating as a supplier to its sister business, Bond Demolition, for the last twenty years. During that time the industry has evolved significantly; one of the most positive changes has been the development of products such as the OilQuick range of quick coupler systems which have quite simply revolutionised the way the Pacific Plant does business. OilQuick is suitable for excavators from 1 to 120 tons and the process ca... [more]
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Azarenka collapse shocks fans at Flushing Meadows
Sweltering conditions and gusting winds proved a handful at the US Open, but it was the consequences of a simple training stumble by Belarus starlet Victoria Azarenka that shocked fans.
Nelson still rues one that got away
Azumah Nelson is a man at peace with himself.
Azarenka collapse shocks US Open
Sweltering conditions and gusting winds proved a handful at the US Open on Wednesday, but it was a simple training stumble by Belarus starlet Victoria Azarenka that shocked fans.
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The number of victims that suffered injuries in the miners riot on June 13-15, 1990 amounts to more than 1,350 people, according to an indictment-report by the Institute for the Investigation of the Crimes of Communism and Memory of the Romanian Exile (IICCMER), based on the documents of the prosecution indictment, issued at the headquarters of the 21 December 1989 Association, yesterday ...
Roma backlash continues across Europe
A Europe-wide backlash against gipsies gathered pace as Italy announced it would wage a campaign to demolish shanty settlements.
Demolition for Remington arms plant
Demolition crews got to work this morning on tearing down the old Remington arms plant in Bridgeport, which went up in flames Saturday.
City Sidelines - September 2
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Azarenka hospitalised after collapse
A SIMPLE training stumble by Belarus starlet Victoria Azarenka shocked fans at the US Open today.
Heat hits Azarenka at US tennis Open
Sweltering conditions and gusting winds proved a handful at the US Open on Wednesday, but it was the consequences of a simple training stumble by Belarus starlet Victoria Azarenka that shocked fans.
Collapse shocks US Open
Victoria Azarenka collapsed on court during another sweltering hot day at the US Open. [Video]
