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Monthly Archives: November 2015

Preventing Ergonomic Injuries

During the past several years, heavy equipment manufacturers have made significant strides in the creating more comfortable cabs for earthmoving and material handling equipment.

Ergonomía._Áreas_operativas_de_la_simetríaergonomicsThere is a reason why you can slide into a seat that adjusts to your height, or controls that slide to fit your arm’s length, a steering wheel adjusts to your comfortable reach, and you are surrounded by glass so you can see in every direction without straining your neck.

While these adjustments tend to make operating equipment more comfortable, they also help prevent long-term injury to your body.

If you have operated heavy equipment for more than a decade, you probably recall the days of hard, non-adjustable seats and...

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Holy, Construction!

Building a church is similar to constructing other large structures- ground is cleared, a foundation is poured, blocks are laid, a roof installed and finish work is completed.

churchConstruction of the $8.3 million TrueNorth Church campus followed a similar process, except for the memorable ground breaking. In February 2013, 1,500 church members walked into a vacant 16-acre construction site and each one of them simultaneously dug their gold-painted spade into the ground to mark the beginning of the construction project.

Over the next two years, a 21,000-square-foot worship center and a 24,000-square-foot children’s facility rose out of the ground, building excitement and anticipation in and among the 2,300-member congregation. From the church’s establishment...

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Get a Load of this Case 621F

The Case 621F wheel loader offers productivity, fuel efficiency, operator comfort and visibility all wrapped in a solid and durable piece of earth-moving equipment.

Case 621FWith a Tier 4 final, six-cylinder 172 HP engine that delivers a peak torque of 538 pounds foot, a bucket breakout force of 22,793 pounds per foot, a maximum lift height to the pin of 150.7 inches, and a maximum speed of 24 miles per hour, the Case 621F wheel loader delivers power, reach and speed when and where you need it.

The Case 621F optimizes efficiency by matching power to each task with four programmable power modes. The unit has an array of attachment options...

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What to Consider When Buying Used Equipment

Minimizing the risk of buying used earth moving, material handling, compaction, trucks and aerial equipment is similar to picking up a book and flipping through its chapters. The equipment brand, hours, miles and the equipment age only tell part of the story about a unit.

Buying usedThe chapters of its life – where it was used, how it was used, how it was maintained and who owned it – as well as external factors – current market demand for used equipment, market availability, and the way that it is sold – should all be factored in to determine a unit’s quality, the cost and your buying decision.

Let’s start with what...

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