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Earthmoving Tools for Tomorrow's Work

Gary J. Thomas

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A large contractor expresses his feelings and some facts on the type of machinery the industry is producing today. The reliability, availability, and longevity are not being built into the present construction machine.

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A large contractor expresses his feelings and some facts on the type of machinery the industry is producing today. The reliability, availability, and longevity are not being built into the present construction machine.

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A large contractor expresses his feelings and some facts on the type of machinery the industry is producing today. The reliability, availability, and longevity are not being built into the present construction machine.

Key concepts: Work (physics), Computer science, Construction engineering, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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