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Tips for Using Equipment Trailers

Whether you run a construction, agricultural, utility, or landscaping business, or you need a trailer for a personal project, there can be a steep learning curve with your machinery on the job. When you know the best ways ...


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The Heavy Equipment That Builds The Winter Olympics

The 2026 Winter Olympics will bring nearly 3,000 athletes and more than 2 million spectators to Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy from February 6–22. The sporting event will showcase the world’s best contestants facing off head-to-head in a variety of competitions for hardware—gold, silver, and bronze medals—while they proudly represent their countries in the Games.

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Tips for Hiring a Consultant or Inspector When Shopping for Equipment

Buying heavy equipment is rarely a casual or impulsive decision. Whether you’re shopping for construction machinery, agricultural equipment, or specialty machines, the cost, complexity, and risk involved can be significant. This is especially true when purchasing used equipment. That’s where a professional consultant or equipment inspector can add real value.

Hiring th...


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Top Equipment Used in Florida for Agriculture & Construction

Florida’s economy depends heavily on agriculture and construction. From sugarcane fields near Lake Okeechobee to fast-growing metro areas like Miami, the Sunshine State relies on a wide range of equipment designed to handle heat, humidity, and year-round projects. While Florida shares some equipment needs with other states, its climate and crop diversity create a unique deman...


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Working in Winter: How to Stay Efficient with Your Machines

For those working outdoors during the next few months of winter, daylight will be shorter and the weather will be colder. If you’re operating heavy equipment, you can handle the elements by prepping your machine for the climate and planning ahead of the workday to keep moving. Here’s how you can promote efficiency with your machines to stay on schedule while remaining safe an...


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