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Current Cover of Grading & Excavation Contractor Magazine

November/December 2001
Vol 3, No 6

Hottest Internet Sites for the Construction Industry
For all the promised opportunities, the ongoing Internet revolution can be a gigantic pain in the tail. So how do we cope with the avalanche of information?
By Gene Dallaire

What a Dump!
The dump truck does not the most sophisticated name in the construction equipment, but it can be the contractor's best friend.
By Paul Hull

Developing and Launching an Effective Erosion and Sediment Control Implementation Plan
A year after Georgia's new construction-site stormwater regulations became effective, one construction company leads the state's construction industry in effective implementation.
By Geoff Bewley and Bob Provan

Used Equipment On-Line:
Making Progress—Slowly
Millions of dollars of equipment will change hands through e-commerce.
By Dan Brown

Keeping on Track
Those who drive the tractors seem to know better than anybody what they really need for successful projects.
By Paul Hull

Compact Excavators Maximize Production in Mini Spaces
Whether you want a basic solid machine or one equipped with the latest in hydraulic, electronic, and ergonomic sophistication, you have plenty of choices.
By Greg Northcutt

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