Phoenix, AZ - Reliable Forklift Sales LLC. And Leavitt Machinery have entered into an agreement whereby Leavitt Machinery, based in Surrey, British Columbia, has acquired Reliable. The transaction was completed on January 1, 2021.
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Anyone who has spent time in the agricultural equipment industry has run into a warranty claim. Bill Cushman has seen more than his share of claims during his 41 years around tractors, hay equipment and construction machinery. Repeatedly, he saw the ...
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Schaumburg, IL-The AED Foundation (AEDF) is pleased to announce that today the U.S. Department of Labor approved AEDF as a Standards Recognition Entity (SRE) for mobile heavy equipment mechanics (except engines), farm equipment mechanics and service technicians, bus and truck ...
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Ann has been a top ranked analyst by Institutional Investor’s All-America Research Team survey and the Greenwich Poll for well over a decade. Ann joined J.P. Morgan from Bear Stearns, where she was the diversified industrials analyst for five years.
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On October 19, 2020, the Judge ruled in favor of the dealers on the remaining claims (relating to trademark law, federal pricing statutes, and constitutional issues) and the new law will apply to all dealer agreements signed after August 1, ...
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The Equipment Dealers Assn. has released the results of its annual Dealer-Manufacturer Relations survey. The association gives out Dealer’s Choice awards in 4 categories: Full-line manufacturer, tractor manufacturer, shortline manufacturer and outdoor power equipment manufacturer.
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Over the past few years, proponents of “Right to Repair” have been pushing the idea that farmers cannot fix their equipment without access to the machine’s software and code. That false notion has led more than a dozen states to ...
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Federal Communications Committee Chairman Ajit Pai pushed back against opposition to the agency’s surprise approval of an application from Ligado to deploy a low-power terrestrial network in L-band spectrum. National security officials and businesses that rely on Global Positioning Systems ...
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has identified numerous companies and individuals who have manufactured and sold both hardware and software specifically designed to defeat required emissions controls on vehicles and engines used on public roads as well as on ...
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FWEDA fought proposed “right-to-repair” bills in three of its states this legislative session. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many legislatures are in recess until further notice so the fate of legislation in Hawaii and Colorado is uncertain. FWEDA worked with ...
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