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You’re getting ready to dig a hole in the earth. The best piece of excavating equipment to use depends in part on what kind of hole you’re digging — specifically, whether it’s an...

The use of rental equipment such as boom lifts, scissors lifts and forklifts by operators who aren’t properly trained or certified poses significant safety issues.

Whether workers are laboring indoors in a warehouse or factory or outdoors on a construction site, working in excessive heat is uncomfortable and even dangerous.

Equipment telematics can do more to improve fleet management than many construction firms realize. When used in conjunction with fleet management software, these small pieces of...

Whether you’re trailering equipment to a jobsite, hauling a camper for a weekend away or bringing horses out for a trail ride, towing enables countless projects and adventures.

Choosing the right mini excavator for a job is a balancing act: You want one large enough to handle the task, but as small as possible for easier maneuverability and jobsite access...

Construction crews face multiple dangers when working in a confined space. The biggest risk is a hazardous atmosphere.

For landscape pros and homeowners alike, a weed eater, also known as a weed wacker, weed trimmer or string trimmer, is essential to creating the manicured lawn everyone wants.

Chiller systems are often the ideal way to keep large buildings, warehouses, industrial spaces, construction sites and equipment cool and dry. To decide whether you’d be better...