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Choosing The Right Heavy Construction Equipment

When we moved into our home a few years ago, I realized that there were some serious issues with the landscaping. Several sections looked completely destroyed, and I knew that I had to do something to make things right. I started thinking carefully about how I could makeover the space, and it occurred to me that it would be great to go through and remove the extra rocks with some heavy construction equipment. I was able to find a place that rented the equipment I needed, but at first I wasn't quite sure which pieces would work best. This blog is all about choosing the right tools to get the job done.

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Choosing The Right Heavy Construction Equipment

Tips For Starting A Construction Business

18 December 2017
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Construction companies are some of the main types of businesses that are needed in the world. Whether you are trained to construct houses or commercial buildings, the skills that you have are enough to begin your own business in the industry. A construction company can actually bring you a nice income in a satisfactory amount of time if you go about running it the right way. You will basically need a solid plan that covers everything that you will need to do, as well as the type of equipment that is needed for helping customers. Read More 

Need New Equipment For Your Construction Company? 4 Reasons You Should Rent It

10 November 2017
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If you own a construction company, you may think it's time to start purchasing your own heavy equipment. However, that might actually be the last thing that you want to do. You may be better off if you continue to rent your heavy equipment. It's true that you won't own the equipment you're using, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, it might turn out to be an advantage, especially when it comes to financial matters. Read More 

Tips For Buying New Hydraulic Seals

6 September 2017
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Hydraulic systems rely on a series of seals to maintain the pressure in the system and keep the fluid inside. They also keep air from entering, because they close the gap between pipe joints and other connections. Unfortunately, those seals are not infallible. They are vulnerable to wear, deterioration, damage, and general failure. If you've spotted a leak in your hydraulic system and need to replace a seal, it's important to be sure that you get the right one. Read More 

Two Exciting Excavator Innovations for Efficiency and Precision Digging

3 August 2017
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Excavators have been around for a long time, dating back to steam-powered machinery. There have been many evolutions to the basic excavator design. Each iteration has allowed greater efficiency or expanded their capabilities. Many of the changes have been driven by a desire to take advantage of more modern fuel sources or increased digging precision. Two of the most recent innovations are described here. Compact, Electricity-Powered Excavators Increasingly, you are seeing alternative fuel usage for city, municipality, and construction vehicles. Read More 

3 Step Guide To Troubleshooting Your Air Compressor’s Low Pressure Level

2 July 2017
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If you regularly use an air compressor at your construction company's worksite, you may notice that it no longer has pressure high enough to run your impact tools or fully inflate your heavy duty equipment's tires. If so, use the following three-step guide to troubleshooting the issue with your air compressor's pressure level. Step 1:  Check the Hose for a Leak When your air compressor loses pressure and is not blowing out enough air, the issue may not be with the compressor itself. Read More