From the ground up

Paul Moore looks at the subject of how and why firms go about rebuilding underground machines, from LHDs to trucks

26 February 2010
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REBUILDING is an important part of the underground-equipment market and incorporates the OEM manufacturers themselves, in some cases their dealers, as well as smaller, independents in mining hubs,

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