In this week’s episode: K-Tec experiences ejection; we have an epic bridge blast from Italy; and we look at the potential downside of a switch to electric-powered equipment. All that and more, on The Weekend Wrap.
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The Weekend Wrap #61
The Break Fast Show #372
In today’s show: Hyundai gets connected; Hitachi’s electric dreams; and thumbs up or thumbs down? PLUS are joined on the show by our very special guest, Builders’ Conference CEO Neil Edwards. All that and more, on The Break Fast Show.
The Break Fast Show #371
In today’s show: The environmental impact of protecting the environment; Volvo showcases the latest additions to its excavator line up; and the electrification of quick couplers. PLUS the former home of two Las Vegas magicians is set to disappear. All that and more, on The Break Fast Show.
The Break Fast Show #370
In today’s explosive show: We have a massive blast from the US; we have a massive blast from Italy; and we are looking ahead to a massive blast that is scheduled to take place in India this weekend. PLUS Komatsu and Cummins have signed an agreement for the development of hydrogen powered mining equipment. All…Read moreRead more
The Break Fast Show #369
In today’s show: The profligacy of the CITB; Epiroc takes a break; K-Tec experiences ejection; and there’s a hot new demolition contract lead, this time in East London. PLUS we look back at this day six years ago when I arrived on site by car but left in an ambulance. All that and more, on…Read moreRead more
The Weekend Wrap #60
In this week’s episode: Kubota turns parts into art; Hyundai grabs a pizza the action; and we chart the rise and rise of the mighty Caterpillar. All that and more, on The Weekend Wrap.
The Break Fast Show #367
In today’s show: Kubota turns parts into art; Ritchie Bros embraces technology to allow potential buyers to inspect machines virtually; and Volvo puts technology on the map PLUS we are charting the rise and rise of the mighty Caterpillar. All that and more, on The Break Fast Show:
The Break Fast Show #366
In today’s show: Demolition swings to the rescue after a building collapse; H.E. Services digs into history; and there’s girl power at Ward Demolition in New Zealand. PLUS there is another chance to see our exclusive interview with Ritchie Bros Johan Lustig as we discuss the present and future for electrically-powered equipment.
Digging into history
A Komatsu excavator donated by plant hirer H.E. Services is spearheading an archaeological dig that is searching for the remains of a German WWII V-2 rocket that hit a Kent village some 78 years ago. You can find out more about this project here.
Electric Equipment – The unanswered questions
Construction and demolition manufacturers would have us believe that electric powered machines are the solution to at least some of the environmental challenges facing the sector. Questions still remain, however, over battery life, charging times, and the amount of work that can be accomplished on a single charge. But perhaps the biggest question that still…Read moreRead more





