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Terex hints at Chinese manufacture
23 November, 2004
Terex could start manufacturing cranes in China, according to the company’s chairman and chief executive Ron DeFeo. Speaking to Cranes Today in November 2004, he said: ‘If you look at our history you would say we have to be thinking about it. Since this is an important crane market, and cranes don’t travel so well, it is logical.’

news
28 October, 2004

IAA round up
09 September, 2004
Germany’s transport show last month featured some interesting equipment

Iberian survey
07 September, 2004
Spain continues to surpass expectations as a major market, while neighbouring Portugal remains a minnow among the minors. Phil Bishop reports

Smooth sailing
07 September, 2004

SAIE soon
06 August, 2004
The Italian building show returns next month

Bauma China 2004
04 August, 2004
Asia’s biggest fair returns in November

Right of assembly
09 July, 2004
Will Dalrymple reports on a niche crane trying to break into the big time

Going it alone
08 June, 2004
German rental company has started manufacturing its own tower cranes

Extending the market
17 May, 2004
Telescopic boom crawler cranes may be moving into the mainstream, reports Will Dalrymple

Belgian boom boys keep on booming
21 April, 2004

Motec ends Orlaco relationship
21 April, 2004

Terex claims victory over Liebherr in SSL patent dispute
20 April, 2004

Bauma build-up begin
24 February, 2004
Are you ready for this year’s big gathering?

Cranes Today launches the "Estas"
13 February, 2004

Record annual sales for Palfinger
28 January, 2004

Knuckle boom news
20 January, 2004
A variety of new loader cranes have come to market in recent months

Syncrude pulls manufacturers together in height safety initiative
13 January, 2004

Number one
12 January, 2004
Phil bishop reviews the world’s biggest crane market

Friends in high places
11 January, 2004
Canadian oil company Syncrude has brought together mobile crane owners and manufacturers in a bid to reduce the risks of falling from height