09.02.2013 Views

CAT Finning FC fp ad.indd - Plant & Civil Engineer

CAT Finning FC fp ad.indd - Plant & Civil Engineer

CAT Finning FC fp ad.indd - Plant & Civil Engineer

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

Marley Hire take delivery<br />

of new NC Dump Trailer<br />

NC <strong>Engineer</strong>ing of Hamiltonsbawn in County Armagh have recently delivered one of their new powertilt<br />

300 Series dump trailers to Marley Hire in Port<strong>ad</strong>own where it is alre<strong>ad</strong>y earning its keep.<br />

It’s the second NC dump trailer<br />

<strong>ad</strong>ded to the Marley Hire fleet<br />

and features a new <strong>ad</strong>vanced<br />

tail door system now known<br />

as the ‘magic tail-door.’<br />

The door’s unique design allows<br />

the 14 tonne dump trailer to<br />

be used with or without a taildoor,<br />

but it is always there when<br />

required at the flick of a lever.<br />

“We’re delighted that this<br />

new series of dump trailer is<br />

proving so popular, especially<br />

among contractors and those in<br />

agriculture,” says NC <strong>Engineer</strong>ing<br />

Director Wilfie Carson. “Because<br />

the tail door is part of the trailer<br />

it is extremely safe and less<br />

susceptible to accidental damage.”<br />

And <strong>ad</strong>ded Tony Marley: “It is a<br />

fabulous piece of equipment,<br />

well-constructed and finished<br />

and very popular with our hire<br />

customers, particularly farmers.<br />

JCB wins big<br />

order from<br />

UK Hirer<br />

JCB has won a deal for 550 machines worth £16<br />

million from one of the UKÕs le<strong>ad</strong>ing rental firms Ð with<br />

the promise of more orders to follow. The deal has been<br />

struck with A-<strong>Plant</strong> and is part of a phased investment<br />

programme which has now seen the plant hirer buy a<br />

total of 1,089 JCB machines in the last nine months.<br />

The latest order includes<br />

more than 400 mini and midi<br />

excavators, including 50 JCB<br />

8085 eco midi excavators,<br />

which are 27% more productive<br />

and more than 20% more fuel<br />

efficient than the model it<br />

replaced. The deal also includes<br />

Lo<strong>ad</strong>all telescopic handlers and<br />

rough terrain forklifts and is one<br />

of the biggest to be secured<br />

by JCB this year. The machines<br />

will be supplied through<br />

dealer Greenshields JCB.<br />

The announcement was m<strong>ad</strong>e<br />

as JCB played host to hundreds<br />

of existing and prospective<br />

customers from the tool hire<br />

and small plant and equipment<br />

It is easy to manoeuvre and<br />

has great carrying capacity.<br />

“We’ve enjoyed a long standing<br />

relationship with NC <strong>Engineer</strong>ing<br />

who have provided us with<br />

excellent aftersales support<br />

down through the years.”<br />

All NC dump trailers are<br />

constructed using 8mm floor<br />

plates supported by the optimum<br />

number of floor runners, to stand<br />

up to the rigours of constant<br />

lo<strong>ad</strong>ing and unlo<strong>ad</strong>ing. Even<br />

the side panels are extra thick<br />

steel and supported by two<br />

massive continuous horizontal<br />

and bulge supports, with the<br />

chassis design optimised<br />

using the latest Computer<br />

Aided Design technology.<br />

The careful positioning of the<br />

body pivot point ensures a<br />

maximum height of discharge,<br />

enabling the operator to stock<br />

pile top soil, or whatever with<br />

hire sectors at it World HQ in<br />

Staffordshire. Lord Digby Jones<br />

was guest of honour at the<br />

event which saw the launch<br />

of two new mini excavators.<br />

JCB’s UK & Ireland Sales<br />

Director Yvette Henshall-<br />

Bell said: “To win a deal of<br />

this size is testament to the<br />

quality and reliability of JCB’s<br />

machines. It also shows huge<br />

confidence in the market. We<br />

are absolutely delighted to<br />

have won this business, which<br />

cements a relationship going<br />

back a number of years.”<br />

the minimum of ease. The trailer<br />

is designed wider and lower for<br />

better stability, hence making<br />

it easier to lo<strong>ad</strong> with a rubber<br />

tyred or mini track digger, also<br />

the body can be scraped clean<br />

using a 6ft or 1.83m bucket.<br />

The 300 series is one of four<br />

models that feature the ‘magic’<br />

tail-door; the 400 series, for<br />

Can be used with or<br />

without tail door - the<br />

door is always there ‘but<br />

never in your way’.<br />

Changes from beavertail<br />

lowlo<strong>ad</strong>er, to flat bed<br />

trailer in only seconds.<br />

hire news<br />

The new 300 Series Dump Truck<br />

example, has the <strong>ad</strong>ded benefit<br />

of a front door which folds<br />

down to provide ramps allowing<br />

machinery such as tracked diggers<br />

to be lo<strong>ad</strong>ed into the trailer. This<br />

gives a more versatile trailer and<br />

allows one operator to transport<br />

3 machines to a job saving<br />

both fuel and operator time.<br />

The Dump Trailer with<br />

the magic Tail Door<br />

The new 400 series<br />

holds everything from<br />

clay to medium sized<br />

diggers.<br />

The Super T Lo<strong>ad</strong>all Trailer<br />

Operates and locks<br />

from tractor seat<br />

The NC Sweepers and Sweeper/Collectors<br />

We manufacture a range<br />

of sweepers and<br />

sweeper collectors that<br />

fit many types of<br />

machines, including<br />

rubber tyred diggers and<br />

handlers.<br />

Telephone NC today on 028 3887 1970<br />

<strong>Plant</strong> & <strong>Civil</strong> EnginEER<br />

Hire News 4pgs.<strong>indd</strong> 51 16/07/2012 12:22<br />

51

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!