Summer heat is physically stressful not just for construction workers but for equipment, too. Scorching temperatures, coupled with longer work days, increase the wear and tear on critical parts. Read More

To keep wheel loaders moving huge loads of dirt and rock year round, perform daily and scheduled maintenance. Read More

​The last thing you want while driving a multi-ton forklift with a heavy load is to skid, bounce, lose your brakes or have the clutch malfunction. Regular maintenance helps prevent these problems. Read More

Excavators, which can weigh 30,000 or 40,000 pounds or more, are the behemoths of construction sites and deliver maximum digging power. But their smaller siblings, mini excavators, make up for in versatility what they lack in size.Mini excavators occupy the 3,000-pound to 18,000-plus-pound niche tha Read More

Why rent or buy another machine when the skid steer you already have can do the job? That’s the money-saving idea behind skid steer attachments, which turn this already-versatile machine into a veritable Swiss Army knife. Read More

Contractors estimate that their equipment, whether owned or rented, represents about 20 percent of their costs. That’s a big chunk of change. And any time your heavy equipment is idle, it’s costing you money. Read More

Skid steers are the Swiss Army knives of construction machines. With the right size skid steer and the right attachment, you can perform just about any materials handling, loading, grading or digging job in just about any environment. Read More

Skid steer loaders are amazingly versatile machines. Compact and highly maneuverable, with zero-radius turning, they’re perfect for loading materials, digging, grading and leveling — and performing many other tasks, with the right attachment. Read More

A rotary rig rotates the drill pipe from surface to drill a new well (or sidetracking an existing one) to explore for, develop and produce oil or natural gas. Read More