New name, new lines from Molson
Having previously regularly exhibited at the Show as A&Y Equipment, 2019 saw this prominent plant distributor under its new name of Molson Compact Plant. MD Robert Brown and his team were busy highlighting their new line of Kobelco compact excavators from Japan, as well as
unveiling a new range of hydraulic breaker attachments from Daemo in South Korea. Gaining the Kobelco mini line has now enabled Molson Compact Plant to sell a
1.7-tonne mini excavator with a cab, and this bonus was highlighted by a cab-equipped SK17SR-3 being on show. This Mitsubishi-engined machine with side extending tracks was displayed carrying a 100mm-wide Whites deep-dig cabling bucket, pictured. The utility theme was extended to the surrounding Ammann compaction products - a 29kg ATR30 trench rammer with 80mm wide foot and a 330mm wide APF 10/30 vibrating plate compactor. To provide an example of the new Daemo breaker line, an Alicon B30 was shown
connected to the Geith quick-hitch on a Kobelco SK28SR-6 mini. Molson Compact Plant is now able to offer six sizes of Alicon series Daemo breakers to fit compact excavators weighing from 1 to 8 tonnes.
01789 414525
www.molsoncompact.co.uk Lucky 13 for Bristol Street Motors
Bristol Street Motors, which has attended all 13 Executive Hire Shows (initially as Gordons Ford) showcased a new Ford Transit body designed specifically for the hire industry. This front-wheel drive Transit has a drop-side body with tail
lift for easy loading and unloading of tools and compact plant. In partnership with VFS and Del Tail Lifts, the company has developed an even lighter body with a one-piece floor and narrower bulkhead for extra load space. Additional standard features now include powder-coated panels for durability.
0330 096 4698
www.bristolstreet.co.uk
Career Opportunity with Edge Equipment Hire Business Development Manager
Edge is the leading specialist in equipment hire and support services to the UK Damage Restoration Market.
To support further and sustainable growth, we have an exciting opportunity to join our successful, energetic team as our Business Development Manager to lead our growth strategy and promote our range of products and services across the UK market place.
Candidates should have experience either working within the Damage Restoration Industry or the wider hire market. As you would expect for this role, the position carries an attractive salary package, bonus scheme, pension and generous holiday entitlement. A fully expensed car, mobile phone and laptop will also be provided.
To obtain an application form and to register your interest please in the first instance email Janet Briscoe on
janet.briscoe@
edge-equipmenthire.co.uk
All enquiries and applications will be treated in the strictest of confidence. Closing date for applications is 30th
April 2019.
Edge is an equal opportunities employer and does not discriminate in any way on age, gender, race, disability, religion or political beliefs.
Topcon in control
Amongst the equipment shown by Topcon were instruments that can be used for machine control. Nic Voller of National Accounts Sales said that “this sort of system is now becoming the norm on machines of, say, 8 tonnes and above, while smaller plant can be used with manual systems.” Models displayed included the LS-B10, left, and the LS-B110W. As well as being used to achieve levels and
gradients during construction projects, such equipment is also in demand for initial site clearance work to leave a site ready for work to commence.
0845 450 4300
www.topconpositioning.com/gb
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