JSJ Construction in Northamptonshire has acquired a new Volvo A25G articulated hauler.
Established four years ago, by Managing Director Steve Smith and brothers Joseph and John McGowan, JSJ Construction brings together thirty years of experience in the groundwork and construction sector.
Mr Smith said: "The last four years have been very challenging, and it has been hard work to get JSJ Construction to the position it’s in today. From cautious beginnings, we have built up a modest portfolio of clients, from which we enjoy regular work and our order book is looking very healthy for at least the next twelve months. We currently have thirty items of plant, with excavators ranging from compact machines up to thirty tonnes in operating weight, site dumpers, tele-handlers, along with two second hand A25G's; which have been joined by our first new Volvo.
"Another good reason for deciding to buy the third truck was that, as our contracts have been getting larger, we found ourselves having to cross-hire in extra haulers to cope with the work. So by investing in this capital purchase, we are now saving a considerable sum in hire costs."
The A25G articulated hauler can carry 25 tonnes, with a heaped capacity of 15.3m³. It is powered by a Stage IV Volvo V-ACT six-cylinder engine, developing 318 nett hp. A maximum torque of 1,942Nm is achieved at just 1100 r/min, which means this is available at relatively low engine speeds. This results in good fuel efficiency, high performance, quicker engine response, reduced engine wear and a longer service life.
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