All Articulated Haulers Articles
Hyundai Construction Equipment expands product range
Volvo CE tests hydrogen powered hauler which can operate for four hours on less than a ten minute charge
Caterpillar and resource company BHP to develop zero-emissions mining trucks at BHP sites
Ninth generation of Danish OEMs best-selling dump truck launches with new Stage V engine
TA 230 Litronic articulated dump truck launched, first in Europe then worldwide
Terex Trucks has signed with signed Headwater Equipment Sales as it looks to reach more customers in Canada
12 GHH MK-A20 dump trucks move three million cubic meters of excavated material
New ADTs for the North American market from John Deere
Cat introduces new machines and technology focused on those who build the world’s infrastructure
Scottish company targets mining industry and infrastructure in Africa’s second-largest economy
Plans to expand North American dealer network announced by articulated hauler manufacturer
Chinese subsidiary will supply Caterpillar and SDLG machines to a mining equipment specialist in northwest China.
The 75,000th articulated hauler has been produced by Volvo CE at same factory as first model 51 years ago
Three new dealers appointed with own rental fleets as well as direct sales
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Deciding which brand of hauler will best suit a job can be testing for a contractor. When the choice extends to rigid or articulated body, the complexities escalate
Last June Volvo completed its acquisition of Terex Trucks, the US-owned, UK-based manufacturing business making articulated and rigid frame off-highway haulers. A year on from the deal, how has life had changed under the new owner?
Launch of lighter range of ADTs at Intermat 2012 will be followed by the unveiling of the Stage IV prototype B50E this year
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ConExpo-Con/AGG 2014 debut for new G Series articulated dump trucks, fitted with Tier 4 Final-compliant engines
Deal gives Volvo CE rigid haulers for the light mining sector and more ADTs. New owner said Motherwell plant will be kept. Terex said trucks didn't fit with its lifting and material handling businesses.