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Wed June 20, 2007
Hitachi Rolls Out Two New Utility-Class Excavators
The Zaxis Series was first introduced in 2002. The first six Dash-3 upgrades rolled out in 2006, covering the 26- to 94-ton (24 to 85 t) range. Among the first to be introduced in 2007 are the utility-class ZX200LC-3 and the ZX225USLC-3 excavators....
Fri February 09, 2007
Hitachi Compact Excavator Has Adjustable Undercarriage
Two of the improvements to the new Zaxis 17U-2 compact excavator (upgrade of the Hitachi EX17U) are its adjustable-width tracks and its backfill blade with foldable end sections. Using both features reduces the overall width to 40 in....
Wed October 18, 2006
Hitachi Upgrades Zaxis 450LC With Dash-3 Improvements
The Zaxis 450LC-3 features the new Isuzu AH-6WG1XYSA-01 six-cylinder Tier III-certified engine, the new Hitachi HIOS III hydraulic system, a new more comfortable cab, strengthened components, and easier serviceability, according to the manufacturer....
Wed September 27, 2006
Hitachi Compact Excavator Digs More Yards Per Hour
The Zaxis 27u-2 compact excavator is ideally suited to a wide variety of applications. Productivity receives a boost from numerous improvements, including increased operating speeds, 50 percent more drawbar pull and automatic shifting between high and low travel speeds....
Fri September 01, 2006
A Search for Fuel Savings Leads Florida Contractor to Hitachis
In an industry where companies regularly tout lineages in decades, Steven Counts Inc. (SCI) definitely goes against the grain. Established just six years ago by Steven Counts and three others, what the Summerfield, FL-based company lacks in corporate history is offset by tremendous growth....
Wed August 23, 2006
Zaxis 350LC-3 Replaces Two Models
The Zaxis 350LC-3 replaces the Hitachi Zaxis 330LC and Zaxis 370 excavators. Powered by Isuzu’s new 6-cylinder Tier-III-certified engine, the 350LC-3 performs more like its larger production-sized siblings....
Tue May 23, 2006
Dozens of Bikers Make 100-Mile Journey to Deere-Hitachi Plant
R.W. Moore Equipment Company, the full-service John Deere equipment dealer serving eastern North Carolina, held its second annual Deere Run May 5. This year’s event attracted more than 100 people 65 of whom were riders....
Thu March 23, 2006
Hitachi Forester Helps Alaska Logging Firm Succeed
What does an Alaskan logging company do when the timber market does a belly flop? Well, if its name is Whitestone Logging, it just keeps moving forward. Company President Cliff Walker wouldn’t have it any other way, and said running Hitachi Foresters is a key ingredient to his recession-resistant strategy....
Tue March 07, 2006
Johansen Excavation Goes the Extra Mile With Hitachi Iron
The Johansens must have one gigantic Christmas tree to put presents under. JoAnn, one-half of the husband and wife ownership team of Johansen Excavation in Glen Head, NY, likes to buy big toys for her husband, David, for Christmas....
Tim Whitmire - ASSOCIATED PRESS - Fri December 09, 2005
Deere-Hitachi Welcomes President to NC Plant
KERNERSVILLE, NC (AP) In the conservative heart of North Carolina, hundreds of workers at a thriving plant that puts out hydraulic excavators for the construction industry gave President Bush a warm welcome Dec....
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