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Warmbad Landini looks forward to growing its customer base
“A farmer without a JCB Backhoe Loader can’t call himself a real farmer” is what William Fullard believes and he should know as most of the customers of their family business are farmers around the town of Bela-Bela, previously known as Warmbaths.
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‘Go anywhere, do anything’ with Bell Equipment’s Tracked Carrier
Geared for the short haul and to provide access to difficult-to-reach remote areas, South African OEM, Bell Equipment, will introduce its Tracked Carrier concept to the local market at NAMPO 2023.
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Bell Equipment’s new range of Graders set to deliver next-level performance
Designed to meet the emerging needs of the grader industry, Bell Equipment has expanded its mining and construction OEM product range to include motor graders. With several units running in diversified applications, production has been set to begin as early as Q3 2024.
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Bell delivers solid performance on the back of strong demand for ADTs
Richards Bay, 31 March 2023 – JSE-listed Bell Equipment (Bell), a leading global manufacturer, distributor, and exporter of a wide range of heavy equipment for the construction, mining, quarrying, sugar, and forestry industries, today released final results for the year ended 31 December 2022.
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Why follow when you can lead?
Ever since Bell Equipment founder, Irvine Bell, invented his self-loading sugarcane trailer in 1954, the year in which the global manufacturer was established, the group’s innovation has seen it develop many world-firsts for the industries it serves.
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Bell 225F Forklift is the machine of choice for UCL Sawmill
Sawn timber is deceptively heavy and to move it around safely within a large storage area or loading bay, on sometimes uneven surfaces, taxes any machine’s mettle to the limit.
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Cousins succeed at contract harvesting with Bell forestry fleet
What do a pharmacist, an agronomist and an accountant have in common barring the fact that they are all related as cousins? Probably nothing you’d say unless all three are partners in a business venture such as that doing contract forestry harvesting, which started out as a timber transport company.
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Eswatini’s Top Technics expands with Bell Loggers and Skogger
When Cedusizi Dlamini wanted to start his own forestry contract harvesting business, he turned down a lucrative loan offer from a family member as he didn’t want to risk any disharmony in his family that loaned money may cause. Instead, he did it the hard way, paying back a substantial loan from another party over a mere twelve months.
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