238 models.
One running list.

Six lines. Five templates built.

Each product line gets a brand hub page that carries the line story, the brochures, and every model grouped by category. The template for that page is built and standing for five of the six lines, filled with first draft content that still needs your review. Template built means the structure is ready to take your words, not that the page is finished. The sixth line is the open question below.

Six questions, six answers already drafted.

None of these block the template review. They block the scale out. Each one carries the answer we intend to work to, so the fastest reply is to tell us which ones we got wrong. Silence on a question means we proceed as written below.

1. Deister is on the list but not on the site. The list includes ten Deister feeders, scalpers and screens, all rated A. Deister was not among the five brands we locked on the 21 July call, though the keyword research does show search demand for Deister screen parts. Our answerWe build the Deister hub. Ten A rated models plus existing search demand justifies it, and the hub itself is one page on top of model pages you already want. We will hold off only if Deister is sold under a different banner or the relationship is changing.
2. What does X mean? 8 models carry an X rather than A, B or C: Metso GP100, Metso GP220, Metso GP330, Metso GP550, Masaba 36x140 LPSA, Masaba 36x150 LPSA, Masaba 36x80, Masaba 36x100. Our answerWe read X as do not build, and those 8 are parked. They stay visible on this page as Question rather than disappearing, so nothing is lost if you want them back later.
3. 16 rows have no rating. Most are GOMACO support equipment and finishers, including Commander III, T/C-600, T/C-400, C-750, CF-790, High-Production Screed, Hawkeye Screed, Stringless Technology, G+ Remote Control, GSI (GOMACO Smoothness Indicator), Spanit, V2 Paving Mold, Sensor Line. Our answerWe treat them as C priority and build them last rather than leaving them off. Once the GOMACO template is carrying real content these pages are cheap to add, and support equipment is often what a repeat buyer searches for by name.
4. One row or several pages? Rows such as J4, J4R, J4E and R70, R105, R155, R230 bundle variants together. If each variant needs its own page the A batch grows; if the variants share one page the count holds. Our answerOne page per family, with a variant spec table on it. That is how buyers search, it keeps the catalog readable, and it holds the A batch at a size we can finish inside this phase. If a specific variant deserves its own page, name it and it gets one.
5. Six GOMACO models appear twice. 4400, Commander III, GP348 Placer/Spreader Slipform Paver, GP360 Placer/Spreader Slipform Paver, GP460 Placer/Spreader Slipform Paver, RTP-500 are listed under two families, and RTP-500 carries a different priority in each. Our answerWe file each machine under the family listed first on your sheet, and where the two priorities disagree we take the higher one, so nothing gets built later than you intended. Correct us on any machine that belongs elsewhere.
6. A drafted Metso model is not on the list. We drafted a page for the Lokotrack LT300HP. The list shows LT300GP. The second half of this question, a Nordberg HP400 page against the list's HP4, is closed: the HP400 page was retired on 9/8 and the HP4 page stands in its place. Our answerWe read this as a naming update, because your list is newer than the seed we worked from, and we rename the page to match. If they are genuinely different machines, say so and we build both.