EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW REVIEW continued
HGI expands generator line-up
Harrington Generators International (HGI) reported keen interest in
its new HSD silenced series of diesel 1,500rpm machines, available with rated outputs of 9, 12, 16, 20, 30, 45, 60, 80, and 100kVA. Machines up to 20kVA have Kubota engines, while larger models have Perkins power units, coupled to Mecc Alte alternators and Deep Sea controls. Two new generators were also unveiled. The first is a 6kVA, 3,000rpm
silenced diesel site generator powered by a Yanmar L100 engine, with a Mecc Alte alternator and Deep Sea, while the second is a 3.75kVA, petrol machine with a Kohler engine. Designed for compactness and light weight, it has cyclonic air filtration and a 4-litre fuel tank as standard.
01629 824284
www.HGIgenerators.com EasyCabin’s smart move
Displayed outside the south entrance to the Ricoh Arena was AJC Trailers’ latest addition to its EasyCabin range of mobile welfare units, in the shape of the Ecosmart 22.9. Measuring 22.9ft (6.98m), it is an extra-large model that can accommodate up to 15 people, with bench seating for 12 and an office space that can take three.
CLM mixes it
The new Riobeta 140 mixer from CLM Construction Supplies has a 140-litre drum and offers a 100-litre discharge capability. It has an integral stand and is available in 110V and 230V versions. It can be specified with a drum made of steel or of HDPE plastic. Also on display was the UPlift5 mini compact mobile work
platform, a battery powered machine that has been designed to provide cage/platform dimensions of 570mm x 570mm to allow access through a standard 600mm x 600 mm suspended ceiling tile, without having to dismantle suspension struts.
0844 800 1750 Vanguard races forward
Briggs & Stratton’s Commercial Power brand, Vanguard, launched a new range of single-cylinder, horizontal shaft petrol engines, which the manufacturers says has been developed in response to feedback from customers, including hirers, rather than simply modifying an existing design. The engines are designed for improved starting, reduced maintenance, less noise
It offers running hot water, a heating system,
microwave and kettle, and environmentally sensitive features including PIR (passive infra- red) activated lighting to reduce energy use and cost. The unit seen at the Show was bought by EasyHire Welfare of Shropshire, which has a fleet of 60 Easycabin units, and towed its latest acquisition back to base when the exhibition closed.
01582 486663
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and vibration, together with better service and support. They are said to offer year-round starting at temperatures as low as -28°C, together with corrosion resistance, 200-hour oil change intervals, and they incorporate Vanguard’s single ignition and fuel shutoff system, TransportGuard to prevent oil dilution in transit. In addition, Briggs & Stratton says that the units’ dimensions make them a ‘drop-in’ solution for equipment powered by other makes of engine. The first model, the 6.5hp Vanguard
203cc, will be available this year, with the remaining engines, ranging from 5hp to 13hp, will be introduced over the next two years. During the Show, Briggs & Stratton announced that Vanguard has become the title
sponsor of Team Bottrill, a UK-based amateur cycling team. The company says that the partnership is built around shared principles of power, and the harnessing of it to increase productivity.
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