Heavy Construction Equipment Blog: Safety, Operation and Hire Tips
  • Asking the Right Questions About an Excavator Hire

    • 9 December 2015
    Hiring an excavator can make quick work of digging trenches you may need for putting in new plumbing pipes or creating a drainage system on your property. They may also be used when you want to dig rows for a garden or farm and for many other purposes. Since most people don't hire an excavator and such large equipment often, you may have some questions about how to use this machinery and what's involved in their rental.
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  • Make Easy Work Of Bulky Installations At The Workplace By Hiring A Forklift

    • 4 December 2015
    New installations are a common feature at the workplace. However, when these installations pertain to heavy and valuable items, extra caution is needed to ensure a smooth offloading, carriage, and delivery of the said items to where they are needed. When you are in such a situation, the right machinery to get is a forklift. A forklift can lift, carry, offload, and position huge items both indoors and outdoors with relative ease.
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  • Types of Equipment You Can Make Use of For House Demolitions

    • 1 December 2015
    If you are looking to embark on renovations, house demolitions are a necessary part of the process. However, these demolitions do not simply involve knocking down walls with a sledgehammer without a proper plan in place. You need to know what you are doing as house demolitions can create a lot of dust, shattered materials such as brick and timber as well as disintegrated drywall, which can be easily inhaled if not eliminated appropriately.
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  • How to Extend the Service Life of your Hydraulic Cylinder

    • 24 November 2015
    For plants which have many hydraulic systems, hydraulic cylinder services and maintenance expenses take up a significant chunk of the plant maintenance budget. A good number of breakdowns in hydraulic cylinders are caused by improper selection of hydraulic cylinder designs. In such cases, while the cylinder will perform the required job satisfactorily, it won't give you an acceptable service life compared with a cylinder that was designed for that specific application. The following are some design-related reasons behind frequent hydraulic cylinder breakdowns and how they can be addressed.
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  • Benefits of Cleaning Construction Equipment Regularly

    • 20 November 2015
    Heavy equipment, especially those used in construction projects, often get dirty, muddy, grimy and oily rather easily. If you perform site restoration projects using clean fill, you should also be mindful of cleaning out the huge amount of unwanted foreign elements that may be drawn to your construction equipment. Here are some likely advantages of ensuring that construction equipment used in handling clean fill are cleaned on a regular basis.
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