Perfect Size for Rail Applications The TB285 is the ideal in-between size machine for rail projects. At 8.5 tonnes, it delivers strong performance while remaining easy to handle. Features such as adjustable service flow settings, a load-sensing system, and a joystick with customizable configurations make it highly versatile. Operators have been impressed with its productivity.…
Innovative Handling Solution for Wet Ground Challenges Westbury, Tasmania, March 2015 – Dave and Andrea Riordan bought a 170-acre farm in northern Tasmania and quickly realised they needed an innovative handling solution to deal with their land’s soft, wet ground. With high rainfall and several natural springs, the property was often boggy and difficult for…
Roadside Vegetation Challenges for Councils Control of roadside vegetation is a constant challenge for regional councils. Many manage thousands of kilometres of road where excessive growth can block signage, reduce visibility at intersections, and obstruct drains, poles, and other infrastructure. Outdated equipment or poor work practices can also waste time, staff, and money. Inefficient machinery…
Why the Right Equipment Matters Having the right tool for the job is critical to success in any construction project. Nowhere is this more true than in road construction, where speed and efficiency drive outcomes. For Queensland’s Sticky Group, the decision to invest in wheeled excavation equipment transformed how they approached major works. Switching from…
Growing Demand Along Victoria’s Coastline Victoria’s holiday coastline, stretching from Geelong to Lorne, is one of the state’s most popular areas. Many people are building retirement homes and holiday escapes close to beaches and coastal forests. Builders often specify piling that must be sunk deep into the steep hills overlooking the ocean and valleys. For…
Rising Land Values Create New Opportunities Once considered uneconomical, basement excavation has become more attractive as land values rise across Australia’s major cities. Homeowners, businesses, and clubs now dig beneath existing buildings to create car parking, storage, or extra living space. For golf clubs, smarter use of land helps address space shortages — and in…