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    Posted: 08 Jul 2025 at 2:10pm
KY Hwy 80 East - Russell Springs - Russell County - Kentucky
Photo Taken through the Glass of a Moving Vehicle
Saturday_26-April-2014

This is a new one on me; I have seen a lot of equipment and I never before heard of this brand.

Doosan DX225LC Trackhoe w/Rock Drill
Owned by Best Line Equipment


Sitting near the top of Goose Creek Hill East on the North side of KY Hwy 80
37.109550°N  84.986292°W  Elevation  913'

Typical of rural Kentucky, he has parked with the Rock Drill on top of the Bucket in hopes to prevent Meth-head scrap-iron thieves from stealing that big heavy bucket; that would scale out a lot of dollars.

As best I can decipher, Doosan is a Korean company that owned the popular Bobcat Loader company.

Hyundai bought out part of Doosan but not the part that builds construction equipment; however, in all the confusion, to add even more confusion, all Doosan equipment is now branded Develon.
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That is actually a hydraulic "hammer", or commonly called "breaker". Yes, Doosan is a S. Korean conglomerate and they own many things. Ingersol-Rand portable air compressors are owned by Doosan since about 1992.
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Doosan excavators are known for their reliability and are a popular choice in the construction industry. They offer a range of models, including mini, crawler, and wheeled excavators, designed for various applications and job site conditions. Doosan, as a company, is a South Korean multinational conglomerate and also the parent company of Bobcat. 
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Types of Doosan Excavators:
Doosan's most recent acquisition - ClearEdge Power is a Develops fuel cells, founded in 2003 and located in Hillsboro. Doosan acquired it in July 2014 for a price of $32.4M.

Here is the list of all acquisitions by Doosan sorted by the latest acquisition date:

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Jul 21, 2014
$32.4M
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Sep 01, 2007
Undisclosed
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Undisclosed
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