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NT Killingley has always had an innovative ethos and is constantly exploring new technologies and ideas with a view to improving services and client experiences. With many new large-scale projects on the horizon, the latest acquisition has been going through its paces at the Finningley and Rossington Regeneration Route Scheme (FARRRS) Phase 2 scheme. The £56m, three-mile stretch of road between the M18 and Doncaster Sheffield Airport will slash journey times from Sheffield to 30 minutes and puts 6.2m people within an hour’s drive of the airport. For many years Killingley has fully utilised GPS 3D machine control on all their schemes and its own in-house engineering department is skilled and experienced in all types of surveying including the use of various UAVs for surveying and recording purposes. The purchase of the Case CX210D from Warwick Ward (machinery) Ltd coupled with the Engcon EC226 Tilt-rotator complete with oil quick connections and eps rotation...

New technologies adopted for Tier 4 emissions compliance and lower maintenance requirements CASE Construction Equipment has added performance with increased operating capacity, and upgraded emission standards of its four most technologically advanced skid steer loaders and compact track loaders. Technical updates mean that all four 90 hp compact loaders achieve Tier 4 Final compliance; that CASE now offers the most powerful skid steer in the company’s history and the largest radial-lift skid steer on the market. A number of detail enhancements have also been made across the range of nine skid steer loaders and four tracked loaders. By offering such great versatility and reliability, these vehicles will be found working on landscaping, highway, and construction projects throughout the world. New engine architecture for lower emissions and higher productivity CASE was the first construction equipment manufacturer to offer both selective catalytic...