New Book Illustrates How Euclid Made Its Equipment Competitors'Green' with Envy.

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Title: New Book Illustrates How Euclid Made Its Equipment Competitors'Green' with Envy.
Source: ENR: Engineering News-Record. 12/13/2004, Vol. 253 Issue 23, p21-21. 1/6p. 1 Color Photograph.
Subjects: Earthmoving machinery, Construction equipment, Photographs, Euclid Road Machinery Co., Engineering, Contractors
Abstract: The article reports that available at bookstores is a photographic history of Euclid's earthmoving equipment and its unforgettable lime-green color scheme. After humble beginnings in 1907 as a small hoist shop in Wickliffe, Ohio, the firm that later became known as the Euclid Road Machinery Co. built the world's first off-highway truck in 1934. At first, narrow margins kept the fledgling firm from competing on a grand scale. But Euclid's 1953 sale to General Motors gave engineers seemingly unlimited resources to design the stuff of contractors' dreams.
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  Data: The article reports that available at bookstores is a photographic history of Euclid's earthmoving equipment and its unforgettable lime-green color scheme. After humble beginnings in 1907 as a small hoist shop in Wickliffe, Ohio, the firm that later became known as the Euclid Road Machinery Co. built the world's first off-highway truck in 1934. At first, narrow margins kept the fledgling firm from competing on a grand scale. But Euclid's 1953 sale to General Motors gave engineers seemingly unlimited resources to design the stuff of contractors' dreams.
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