Crushing. Digging. Munching. Pecking. Feeding. Screening. Independent crushing and screening contractors, Kastle Crushers, needed a machine that could do it all. With a brief to find something powe.
Hyundai Construction Equipment will give visitors an interactive opportunity to experience a Future Zone within its stand at this year’s Bauma exhibition in Munich. The zone, known as the Hyu.
A new Hyundai HL960A wheeled loader is already a favourite at Little Paxton
The increase in the use of recycled aggregates isn’t a new phenomenon. Many developers use them as they meet a specification at a fraction of the cost of virgin material.To meet the ever-increasing demand for these materials, G Webb Haulage operates a large site adjacent to the A1 at Little Paxton where they currently handle a large volume of material on an annual basis.
Whilst offering a wide range of recycled aggregates from Little Paxton, the company also operates a virgin stone quarry and a second recycled aggregates facility nearby. To service these sites the company runs a fleet of over fifty 8-wheeled and articulated tippers and a small fleet of earthmoving equipment for both the quarrying operations and outside earthmoving projects the company picks up. Founded in 1947 by the late George Webb, the company still remains in the strategic Cambridgeshire location they have occupied for the past 70 pl
M&P Plant Hire invest in a Hyundai HX220AL supplied by Molson Equipment
“Simply the best machine and back up I’ve ever had.” These are the words of owner-operator Mervyn Vaughan about his new Hyundai HX220AL and dealer Molson Equipment.
Mervyn and wife Pamela started M&P Plant Hire based in Verwood, Dorset in 2001. The start of the company saw Mervyn undertake a number of landfill contracts across the South Coast, as well as undertaking a variety of operations for Commercial Recycling, who is a leading independent waste management company based in Wimborne, Dorset.
Mervyn explains. “It came to a point where we stopped the travelling work and concentrated our efforts on developing our work with Commercial Recycling. This was ideal for me as it was local, so we decided to get rid of the rest of the fleet and just keep one machine for myself to operate.”