Using Heavy Construction Equipment Safely

Posted on: 17 November 2015

Having access to a backhoe can make simple construction projects much easier. If you don't want to invest in a new piece of equipment, you might want to consider taking advantage of the reduced prices associated with used backhoes. To ensure that you are getting a reliable machine, here are three things to watch for as you shop for a used backhoe in the future. 1. Make sure no smoke is coming from the exhaust during operation.
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Posted on: 2 October 2015

Just about every successful company has to deal with plant relocation at some point in its history as it grows and prospers. If you've outgrown your current facility and need to relocate, you can make the relocation process as successful as possible by putting enough thought into the organization of your new plant. The following five tips will help you revitalize your production process at your new plant during the move:
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Posted on: 4 September 2015

Whether your a business maintaining a piece or property or simply a homeowner looking to deal with some major yard work, it can be quite difficult to decide whether it is best to simply rent or buy the equipment needed. Renting is often the better option in many cases, especially if you don't find yourself frequently needing to use the piece of equipment in question. This way you can use the equipment without shelling out retail price for it for one task.
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Posted on: 20 July 2015

Are you going out on your own with your own construction or contracting business? Whether you're handling small jobs by yourself or managing a crew of workers, your truck is likely to become your primary office when you're on a job site. A good pickup truck can make you a more efficient and reliable contractor. Even the best trucks, though, sometimes need a few additional pieces of gear to be perfect.
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