Depending on the needs of a worksite, dumptrucks can come in all shapes and sizes but one of the most unusual variations replaces the wheels with rubber tracks.

Discover the major differences between wheeled and tracked excavators, the advantages and disadvantages in different situations and which option is best for you.

With the weather a perfect mix of cold and damp, some excavators can end up in much deeper mud than their operators perhaps expected. They can often get out.

The company that produced Sany excavators was founded by a businessman who was born in a small rural town that became at one point the richest man in China.

Find out more about your options when buying a dump truck, the considerations you need to make & what questions to ask yourself & your dealer before deciding.

With the back of a dumper truck and the front of a mini-excavator, the dumphoe was intended to be an all-purpose piece of equipment but why is it lost to time?

With many construction firms mindful of their carbon footprint, the arrival of an effective, volume-produced digger powered by an electric motor is timely.

Whilst dump trucks are a ubiquitous, versatile part of the construction industry now, it was originally invented for a very local purpose and a different issue.

Digger dealers might expect lots of demand for the construction of Dublin’s Metrolink, but could another building project be needed to house all the workers?

When advertising the carrying capacity and heavy good potential of a dump truck, the obvious choice is to have the world’s greatest golfer take a shot from it.