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  • What is Weight Capacity, and How Is It Calculated?

    Weight capacity refers to the maximum load a trailer or dolly can safely carry, and it’s determined by several factors: Tip: Always follow the manufacturer’s rated capacity and never exceed it—even if the trailer looks like it can take more. Understanding Gross vs. Net Weight For example, if a trailer has a GVWR of 1,500…

  • Why Your Horse Facility Needs the Right Trailers

    Managing a horse facility efficiently requires the right equipment, and one of the most valuable assets is a set of well-suited trailers. From moving jumps and poles to handling farm materials such as hay, feed, and fencing, having the proper trailers ensures smooth operations, reduces labor, and enhances organization. This blog explores the key benefits…

  • How to carry heavy materials in landscaping and hardscaping jobsites without damaging the ground

    Introduction: In the landscaping and hardscaping industries, using the right tools is crucial for efficiently mobilizing materials while preserving the integrity of delicate surfaces. Landscapers often face the challenge of navigating tight gates and protecting expensive flooring, such as pool decks and driveways, from damage. The right tools not only ensure the safe transportation of…

  • The Importance of Efficient Material Handling in Warehouses and Food Production Facilities

    In today’s fast-paced world, efficient material handling is crucial for warehouses and food production facilities. Proper handling not only ensures efficiency but also safeguards workers and product quality. Challenges in Material Handling Moving heavy and bulky loads poses significant challenges. Manual handling often leads to inefficiencies, potential damage, and increased costs. Overcoming these challenges requires…

  • How to pick the right kind of hand truck or dolly

    The Essential Role of Hand Trucks and DolliesHand trucks and dollies are indispensable tools in both construction and landscaping industries. Their versatility and efficiency make them a staple for moving heavy materials and equipment, reducing labor intensity and improving safety. This blog will delve into the market offerings, pricing, specifications, common uses, warranties, and materials…

  • Should I buy any attachments with my skid or excavator?

    Maximizing the potential of your skid steers and mini excavators starts with choosing the right attachments. Each task demands specific tools, and understanding which attachments are best suited for your needs can significantly enhance efficiency and reduce costs. Step-by-Step Guide to Choosing Attachments: Step-by-Step Application: By carefully selecting attachments based on your specific needs and…

  • How Equipment Manufacturers Are Expediting Warranty Repairs

    In the construction and agricultural industries, equipment downtime can mean lost productivity and revenue. Traditionally, when machinery components failed, customers were required to go through authorized dealerships for diagnostics and repairs. However, delays in these processes often left equipment sidelined for extended periods. To address these inefficiencies, many equipment manufacturers are adopting a more flexible…

  • How to Avoid Being Scammed When Buying Used Equipment

    Purchasing used equipment can be a great way to save money, but it also comes with risks—especially when dealing with fraudulent sellers. Scammers have become increasingly sophisticated, creating fake websites and offering deals that seem too good to be true. One recent case is EquipmentParts-Inc.com, a fake front for a non-existent used equipment dealer. This…

  • Understanding EPA 2014 Emissions Standards and Their Impact on Equipment Imports in the Americas

    In 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) implemented stringent emissions standards aimed at reducing harmful pollutants from non-road diesel engines. These regulations, often referred to as EPA Tier 4 standards, have had significant implications for the import, sale, and operation of construction and agricultural equipment across North, Central, and South America. Understanding these rules…

  • Checklist for Buying Used Equipment

    1. On-Site Physical Inspection When you’re physically inspecting the equipment, focus on these key areas: General Condition Engine and Powertrain Hydraulics Undercarriage and Tires (For Tracked/Loader Equipment) Boom, Bucket, and Attachments Electrical and Controls Operational Test 2. Pricing, Specifications, and Documentation This part focuses on pre-purchase due diligence and ensuring transparency in the deal. Pricing…