Builders and contractors encompass a large part of the construction industry and the equipment is just as varied.

Since construction equipment carries a hefty price tag, the rewards for thieves are high. That's precisely why equipment owners need to have a solid action plan to protect their equipment and their businesses from theft.

There are literally dozens of skid steer, backhoe, and small excavator attachments on the market. These additions will add another dimension to your original investment, save you time and money and, in the process, generate new sales opportunities.

The following is an article weighing the benefits and hinderances of leasing, buying, and renting.

Compact track loaders require regular track adjustment and undercarriage cleaning for optimum performance.

Compact track loaders require regular track adjustment and undercarriage cleaning for optimum performance.

Tips on how to save your business from the growing, costly problem of equipment theft

This article provides useful criteria for deciding on a skid steer, including information on skid steer compatibility with various attachments.

In any given year between 50,000 and 70,000 skid steers are bought by contractors in the United States, and versatility of the machine is the primary reason contractors add it to their production fleet.

Material handling becomes easier as equipment manufacturers downsize equipment and load them with features that make work easier for the operators.

Enhancing productivity continues to drive changes in skid steer design

Smaller tractor-loader-backhoes prove hearty enough for heavy-duty use.