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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!

Crushed Rock and Dust and Erosion Control

Construction sites are dusty places, and that dust can become unbearable if not controlled properly. The dust can also make anyone living in neighbouring properties complain about the construction, potentially getting your company in trouble with local authorities. Dust control is essential, and that includes both controlling the dust kicked up by vehicles and equipment and controlling erosion due to wind. Wetting everything down is one solution and does work to an extent, but it's not good for roads (as it can make it too muddy for heavy vehicles) and is not something you can use a lot in drought-stricken areas. Read More 

Get What You Need: 4 Things To Look For When Buying Agricultural Equipment

If you need a new tractor, don't jump into the purchase. Instead, take the time to choose a piece of machinery that will suit all of your needs. Tractors that are used for agricultural purposes require specific qualities that are often overlooked. Many people look at the size and engine capacity when choosing a tractor, but that's not all that should be considered. Before you buy a tractor for your agricultural operation, read the information provided below. Read More 

3 Reasons to Hire an Electric Counterbalance Forklift

If you need to hire a forklift in your warehouse, then an electric counterbalance model is a good option. Why? 1. Get a Safer Solution While forklifts are designed to be safe, you should be aware of potential problems with some models. For example, if you try to use a forklift to carry something that is too heavy, then it could overbalance and tip over. Or, if you use a fuel-operated model, then you have to factor in possible problems with the fuel you use. Read More