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Craig Taylor Equipment Company, has been appointed the Alaska Authorized Dealer for FECON Land Clearing Attachments. FECON, is a US manufacturer based in Lebanon, Ohio and is world renowned for their carrier mounted "Bull Hog" tree mulcher head. FECON also has a line of dedicated tracked carrier mounted mulchers.
 Please preview the complete products offered from FECON by visiting; www.fecon.com . Craig Taylor Equipment will provide Sales, Parts, Service and Warranty for all FECON products.
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Mike Stevens (far right) with Service Technicians, Norman and Charlie.
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Craig Taylor Equipment Company's long time employee, Mike Stevens has announced his retirement effective April 30th this spring. After 31 years of loyal service, Mike has held the position of Inside Sales Coordinator here in the Anchorage headquarters since 1977.
Mike will be missed by the Taylor family, his fellow employees as well as the many customers, large and small whom he has dealt with over the years. The management and staff wish to thank Mike for his years of dedication and hard work. Good luck Mike and have an enjoyable and healthy retirement. |
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Going the Extra Mile
What may seem as a daunting challenge to others in our line of business, may be another typical day for Craig Taylor Equipment Company. Such as the case with this project, transporting a new Bobcat skid-steer loader and related attachments to a remote exploration site atop a mountain range. With strict aircraft weight and size limitations, the machine was dismantled and flown to the site on two round trip flights. |
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Once on site, our service technician was flown in to re-assemble the machine and test operations for the contractor. |
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Nothing Runs Like a Deere
Craig Taylor Equipment recently completed assembly of these thirteen John Deere 4x4 Garden Tractors with heated cabs and Snow Blower attachments for delivery to the Anchorage School District. |
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| Three of our professional employees complete final inspection prior to delivery (from left to right) Norman Daet, Service Dept.; Charlie Cox, Service Dept.; Mike Stevens, Sales Dept. |
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Komatsu D475A-5 Mining Dozer
Arrives in Alaska
Working in minus 30 degree temperatures, Bob Combs (right), CTE’s general service manager, is assisted by support staff from Usibelli Coal Mine as the assembly process begins on a Komatsu D475A-5 mining dozer in Healy, Alaska. |
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Jason Manley, service technician for CTE, performing set-up procedures during the assembly process on the Komatsu D475A mining dozer in a service facility at Usibelli Coal Mine. |
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Ready to work, the Komatsu D475A dozer rolls out of shop after final assembly and pre-delivery check out. |
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Weighing in at 234,000 pounds and with an impressive 860 hp, the extraordinary D475A-5 mining dozer from Komatsu, equipped with a multi-shank giant ripper, begins it trial run while ripping over burden from a coal bed at the Usibelli Coal Mine. |
