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Kubota has launched a diagnostic app for its Compact Truck Loaders

US division of Yanmar Compact Equipment will increase production capacity by 30% in the first quarter of 2021

Two new wireless communication packages aim to enhance maintenance, security and performance

Parts supplier broadens offering to include parts for small earthmoving equipment

C50R-5A launched by Yanmar Compact Equipment EMEA

The latest addition to JCB’s E-Tech range is an electric version of its HTD-5 Dumpster

OEM continues to add to its range of Stage V models, with improvements that extend beyond the engine

Japanese manufacturer offers ‘versatility and efficiency’ with updated loader

The T76 compact track loader and S76 skid-steer loader kick off new R-Series

Exclusive eight-inch LCD display offers operators enhanced visibility and machine intelligence

Equipment manufacturer Bobcat says its compact tracked loader sales have quadrupled

Manufacturer releases 16 new skid steer and compact tracked loader models

Boxer introduces largest compact utility loader while Morbark displays brush chipper and stump grinder

Manufacturer says its new compact tracked loaders save customers up to 33% in fuel costs

Firm adds new T590, T650 and T770 compact tracked loaders to its line up

Kubota has launched two Japanese-built tracked loaders in North America and plans to introduce them also in Europe at a later date.

UK chipper and shreader specialist GreenMech and US Compact Power Inc, manufacturer of the Boxer range of compact loaders, have agreed an alliance that will see GreenMech become dealer in the UK, France and Germany for the Boxer range of products and Compact Power import Greenmech chippers into the US.

At 2.3 t, 1.2 m wide, and 2.3 m long, Bobcat's new T110 tracked loader is the smallest in the six-model range, launched six years ago. The new machine is approximately 500 kg lighter, 0.2 m narrower and 0.12 m shorter than the T140, the next larger model.

Caterpillar has added three compact rubber tracked loaders to its loader range. The 279C (pictured), 289C and 299C models use a newly designed suspension-type undercarriage combined with the existing chassis found on the multi-terrain 277C, 287C and 297C loaders. Caterpillar said the new loaders complement the very low ground pressure multi terrain models.

Mustang Manufacturing Co in the US has upgraded three of its tracked loaders. The MTL316, MTL320 and MTL325 - which replace the MTL16, MTL20 and MTL25 models - meet Tier III engine requirements and are faster and more powerful than their predecessors.