Hitachi introduces new ZX-tra monthly payment offer
The new financing option is available on the ZX26U-5, ZX75US-5 and ZX85USB-5 excavator models.
MOLINE, Ill. – Hitachi Construction & Mining Division, an operating division of John Deere Construction & Forestry Company, announced a new, special financing offer on select ZX models to provide customers with extra savings. The ZX-tra Offer features low monthly payments, providing customers a path toward equipment ownership.
“We’re excited to provide customers with the new ZX-tra Offer that allows financial flexibility on the path to machine ownership,” said Greg Bauer, manager, tactical marketing and production systems, Hitachi Construction & Mining Division. “Hitachi’s compact and reduced-tail-swing excavators provide efficiency, reliability and durability. The ZX-tra Offer enables our customers to take advantage of those machine benefits while empowering them to become machine owners.”
The Greenery promotes Rick Sotiropoulos
Sotiropoulos is the company s new construction business development director.
BLUFFTON, S.C. –
The Greenery has promoted Rick Sotiropoulos to construction business development director. In this new role, he will focus on helping The Greenery strengthen current market impact and further develop into new and expanding markets with its Construction Services.
Sotiropoulos has been with The Greenery Inc since 2015 as the pre-construction manager. His new role as construction business development director will mainly consist of seeking business opportunities, market research, maintaining and expanding client relationships throughout the various markets that The Greenery serves. These markets include the South Carolina Lowcountry; coastal Georgia; Jacksonville/Daytona, FL; and Greenville/Spartanburg, SC.
Mon April 26, 2021 - National Edition
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Hitachi grade management solutions help reduce labor, enhance speed and decrease the potential of rework compared to excavators without grade-management technology.
John Deere Construction & Forestry Company, rolled out options for its grade control technology, on select excavators, including 2D Grade Control and Solution Linkage 3D Grade Control, which allow an operator to set a grade and hold it.
The new factory-integrated technology increases efficiency while also lowering daily operating costs by enabling operators to spend less time getting the grade right the first time. We gave a sneak peek of Hitachi s grade control technology at ConExpo-Con/AGG last year, said Justin Steger, solutions marketing manager, site development & underground, Hitachi Construction & Mining Division. It s thrilling to share this solution with our customers for increased efficiency. We know grade management technology is the future of the excavator
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Call for panel to probe possible Bell share transaction
By Edward West
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Bell Equipment minority shareholder Shipyard Capital Management and Glacier Pass Management have asked the Takeover Regulatory Panel (TRP) to probe the possible purchase of 31.37 percent of Bell s shares by family-owned company IA Bell, which already owns 38.7 percent of the company.
Richards Bay-based Bell is a heavyequipment manufacturer and distributor, and is a leading international maker of articulated trucks used extensively in mining operations.
On September 7, Bell said the shares in the company owned by US multinational John Deere Construction & Forestry Company (31.37 percent) were being acquired by IA Bell.