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题名	作者	出版年	年卷期
Entry-level "Combination" has plenty of features: This basic 14-foot backhoe-loader from New Holland impressed our professional operator with its performance and in-cab conveniences	Walt Moore	2005	2005, vol.108, no.3
Big ripper tractors, move over: the IronWolf crusher isn't a milling machine, and it doesn't work effectively in all materials but it's aiming to take a bite of the rock-excavating market	Walt Moore	2005	2005, vol.108, no.3
Take-Charge Loader Operators Fill Trucks Faster: Wheel loaders are most productive when trained operators spot trucks properly, fill the bucket in the power band, and automate repeated boom functions	Larry Stewart	2005	2005, vol.108, no.3
International 7700: offers more capacity and a smooth ride	Tom Berg	2005	2005, vol.108, no.3
Competition complicates excavator choices: Universal adoption of high-tech features boosts performance across the board, and differences between many brands might only be felt through the joysticks	Larry Stewar	2005	2005, vol.108, no.3
Three Steps to Responsible Management: Equipment managers and field managers who understand the value of good numbers and excellent communication can ensure maximum performance for the company	Mike Vorster	2005	2005, vol.108, no.3