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Digging, Demolishing and Building: Heavy Construction Equipment

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Digging, Demolishing and Building: Heavy Construction Equipment

With the right equipment, you can tear down a dilapidated building, flatten the ground, dig a basement, lay roads and a million other things. However, you need to make sure you have the best equipment for the job, efficient processes and a commitment to safety. Hi! My name is Mary, and in this blog, I am going to write about heavy construction equipment from all of those angles. I hope you like the results. When I'm not writing, I work in real estate. However, I've just always been interested in the work that happens before I ever set foot in a building to sell it. Thanks for reading!

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Excavator Hire Tips – Dry Hire vs. Wet Hire

29 September 2016
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An excavator is versatile earthmoving equipment that is indispensable on construction sites. Excavators are quite costly, and it is always wise for project managers to consider hiring rather than purchasing them for a short-term construction project. Among the most important things during the hiring process is choosing an excavator that is suitable for your particular applications. In addition to this, you should determine whether to choose dry or wet hire. Read on to find out more about these two options so as to determine the best one for your project. Read More 

Some Popular Types of Excavating Equipment You Should Consider Hiring

28 September 2016
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For equipment users who simply cannot afford the cost of ownership, there is always the option to hire. One popular type of equipment that construction contractors can rent is excavating equipment. Generally, excavators are classified according to their size, power rating, dig depth, maximum height, arm force, dump height, and so on. This can make it rather confusing for you to make the right pick. Here is a look at some common types of excavating equipment you should consider hiring. Read More 

A Few Important Tips for Choosing Heavy-Duty Tipper Trucks for Hire

14 September 2016
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Hiring a heavy-duty tip or tipper truck can make quick work of any earthmoving project you have, even at home. You may be looking to remove contaminated soil or dig a pit for a new pool, and that dirt will need to be transported somehow. Hiring heavy-duty tipper trucks can also be needed for contractors who take on large projects sporadically; they may not need such a truck for regular work, but hiring one allows them to expand the work they offer when it comes to excavation, large renovation projects that need dirt delivered, and so on. Read More 

3 Ways to Prevent Hydraulic Cylinder Leaks

8 September 2016
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Unfortunately, leaks are a common problem for hydraulic cylinder systems. Leaks are responsible for large amounts of downtime, safety lapses, contamination, and expensive repairs, so it's important to keep them at bay. Here are 3 ways to reduce your chances of a leak. If you're unfamiliar with hydraulic repairs, contact a hydraulic cylinder service professional at your earliest convenience to conduct preventative maintenance. Regulate the Temperature While hydraulic seals are built to withstand high temperatures, too much exposure to heat will start to wear on a seal over time, which will eventually cause leaks. Read More 

Factors to Consider Before Hiring an Industrial Rigging Company

8 September 2016
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Industrial riggers specialize in moving heavy materials and equipment for commercial construction projects. Rigging can't just be assigned to any construction worker. It requires the expertise of professional rigging companies to ensure safe relocation of equipment without causing accidents and property damage on the site. Not all rigging companies are the same; therefore, it is essential to assess the capabilities of a company. Companies differ regarding the type of machinery they have, the level of competence of their team, range of services, and support. Read More