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Guidelines for Purchasing Attachments

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Written by David Jenkins   

Use the guidelines the next time your purchase attachments to find the perfect fit.

After 14 years in the attachment industry, I'm still amazed by how many people inquire about only two things: "How much is it, and when can I get it?" The decision is made, the attachment is purchased, and then, many times, the attachment doesn't perform as the buyer had imagined. When this happens, it costs valuable time and money for everyone involved. It's much better to take some time on the front-end to make sure you are purchasing the right tool for the application you will perform.

Tags: 2010 September Issue , construction equipment , Equipment Management , purchasing attachments

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Planning Your Compact Loader Purchase

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Written by Doug Zoerb   

When planning your compact loader purchase for your construction business, balance common sense and ROI to come out ahead.

Tags: 2010 September Issue , compact loaders , construction equipment , Equipment Management

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Tips for Renting Construction Equipment

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Written by Wayne Walley   

Use these tips to find the rental program that makes sense for your company.

For many contractors and construction companies, renting equipment can offer an attractive, cost-effective alternative to consider as construction work strengthens this year and shows growth in 2011.

Tags: 2010 September Issue , construction equipment , Equipment Management , renting construction equipment

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Deciding Whether to Buy Construction Equipment or Rent

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Use these guidelines the next time you acquire construction equipment and feel confident in your decision.

Tags: 2010 September Issue , construction equipment

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10 Reasons to Consider Construction Equipment Financing

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Written by William G. Sutton, CAE   

Finding the right equipment finance option can pay off in the end.

Most construction businesses need equipment to operate-from computers to furniture to fleet vehicles-and a construction business is no exception. The construction industry's equipment-intensive nature can require a variety of equipment types from heavy grade to compact equipment and attachments. In addition, non-construction equipment needed to run the business, such as IT and office equipment is needed.

Tags: 2010 September Issue , construction equipment , finance

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