Smart upgrades for used equipment: 5 tweaks and enhancements
Article written by Tom Swaczyna. Tom is a mechanical engineer and writer who has a talent for breaking down complex
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Author: Thomas Swaczyna
Alternative fuels and construction machinery: A match made in the future
Imagine your standing at a construction site, watching a giant bulldozer rumble along. When all of the sudden, instead of the smell of diesel fumes, there’s a faint whiff of…french fries?
Nope, you’re not dreaming—welcome to the world of biodiesel!
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Exploring value: Key trends addressing challenges in the used heavy equipment market
In today’s heavy equipment industry, businesses of all sizes are facing new challenges. Rising costs for new machinery, the push for environmentally friendly operations, and the need to maximize ROI in a fluctuating economy are just a few obstacles.
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Emissions label mastery: The 3-step framework to understanding your emissions labels
Picture this: You are in the middle of selling your excavator, and just as you reach out to shake the customer’s hand to close the deal, he asks “What’s the emissions rating on this thing” You pause, mentally sorting through a jumble of labels, stages, and regulations, the pressure is on. Do you stutter through a guess, or confidently explain it like a pro? Every second counts.
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Three reasons why battery-powered equipment is changing construction
Diesel heavy equipment has earned a reputation for being a bit of a nuisance, albeit needed. Heavy equipment would roar into under-developed pieces of a neighborhood, plumes of smoke would appear, and let’s not forget the endless BEEP, BEEP, BEEP. Add in the dust, and the construction roadblocks, and it’s no wonder we silently groan when it’s around.
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