Heavy Construction Equipment: Safety Tips and More

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2016

Four Tips to Reduce the Cost of Renting a Mobile Crane

Commercial construction crews often opt to hire a mobile crane because the equipment is not needed in all construction projects, and it can be very costly to purchase. When the mobile crane leaves the contractor’s yard to your destination, the rental clock starts to tick up until you return the crane. The duration of use translates into money spent for the operation of the crane. Therefore, if you want to minimize the rental cost, you will need to know a few things regarding scheduling, selection process, and maximum performance. Read More»

Want To Get The Full Benefit Of A Flail Mower? Look For These Features When Buying/Hiring One

When the mowing gets tough and rough, with small trees and thick grass or weeds standing in the way, a flail mower will offer the best results. When buying or hiring a flail mower for your field, lawn, or even paddocks, you will want to go for one with features that make it as suitable for your needs as possible. For this reason, depending on what you need the mower for, here is what you should look for: Read More»

If you have ever operated any heavy construction equipment or even stood next to one of these machines, you know how scary and formidable they can be. Hi, my name is Holden, and I have been around heavy construction equipment for most of my life. I was around it as a kid who had parents in the industry, as summer construction worker in my youth and again as an adult who has helped develop and lead many projects. Thanks to my experience, I have learned a lot about using heavy construction equipment safely. In this blog, I am going to post all kinds of tips and information on using heavy construction equipment. I hope you enjoy reading and that you, your business and your employees are safer as a result. --Holden