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Posted on: 6 August 2020
Renting heavy equipment is often the most affordable way to get forklifts, skid steers, scissor lifts, excavators, and backhoes. Even when renting these pieces of equipment, however, the rental costs can be significant. If you need to rent heavy equipment, here are some strategies to help you save money on the heavy equipment rental. Rent the Smallest Equipment That's Suitable for the Job No matter what type of heavy equipment you're renting, you'll likely find that the equipment comes in several different sizes.
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Posted on: 17 December 2019
Buying a tractor for your farm is easily one of the biggest investments you will ever make. However, one thing to keep in mind when you buy new equipment is that upkeep costs have to be estimated for the long term. If you only own a small farm, having a tractor that is expensive to maintain can be a big downfall. However, if you are a careful shopper, it is easy to track down a tractor that is going to have low upkeep costs for the long term.
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Posted on: 6 November 2019
With so many people focusing on environmental health and safety, water treatment has never been more important, nor more in the spotlight. The world's water supply is vital to survival, and that water needs to be clean and safe. If you've recently started managing a wastewater treatment facility, your top priority should be to ensure that the facility can respond to and continue running in the face of any adversity or disaster.
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Posted on: 4 August 2019
Renting heavy equipment is a great way for both small and large construction companies to expand their business and take on larger projects than their own equipment can accommodate. Whether you need excavators or massive cranes, there are machines out there you can rent to get the job done. However, if the job site is very remote, then there are some extra costs and considerations you need to think about.
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