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What could possibly go wrong when you’re spraying water that’s up to 4,000 pounds per square inch of pressure at an object or surface to clean it? If you’re not careful, plenty...

When it comes to smoothing wood, choosing the best tool for the job is the first step in getting the best results. The three main wood-smoothing tools at your disposal are...

Why rent or buy another machine when the skid steer you already have can do the job? That’s the money-saving idea behind skid steer attachments, which turn this already-versatile...

A portable restroom, aka port-a-potty, is a convenience and often, a necessity. At a jobsite, it may constitute the only restroom facility available. At a wedding, it may...

Built-in load demand can help you cut fuel costs and reduce emissions. Whether you run a power plant, refinery, industrial site, mining site or medical center, you’re mindful of...

When your crew is working in trenches 5, 10 or 20 feet below ground, you want to know the shoring and shielding equipment you’ve installed to protect them is doing its job. Pre-use...

Look beyond the purchase price when deciding to buy vs. rent. Looking to invest in some new tools for your crews? First, stop and make sure you understand the total cost of the...

Ride-on or walk-behind, a trencher is the machine you need for digging a basic utility trench. But you can dig yourself into some downtime if you don’t maintain the machine...

Dozers are built tough, like the terrain they’re designed to handle. But they still need attention now and then. Regular preventive maintenance helps you avoid costly downtime and...

Heat stress isn’t just for workers. Summer heat is physically stressful not just for construction workers but for equipment, too. Scorching temperatures, coupled with longer work...