Buying Bigger Better Academy

This guide is designed to help you better compare construction equipment prices at low or no cost—making sure you're comparing apples to apples instead of apples to used excavators—and much more.

Whether you've encountered a scenario like this or you just want to completely dot i's and cross t's, verifying the serial number on a piece of equipment is a smart idea for any buyer.

In the commercial equipment sales and operations industry, extended warranties spark a common question: are they a savvy investment or an unnecessary expense? Let's look at the pros and cons of heavy equipment warranties as well your equipment protection alternatives.

Digital marketplaces have placed all manner of equipment at buyers’ fingertips—making buying heavy equipment and commercial trucks online an increasingly efficient and secure experience. Though many security protections exist, there will always be scammers employing deceitful methods to exploit buyers. 

Loftness, based out of Hector, Minn., has introduced its latest innovation: the Kwik Cut brush cutter skid steer attachment. This brush cutter attachment promises to be a game-changer, combining efficiency with durability.

In a comprehensive study, the average daily rental rates for half of the most popular equipment types showcased declines, while the other half saw modest increases. Among these, the Skid Steer Loader stood out, registering an impressive increase of 4.16% in its daily rental rate after witnessing a decline in Q1. This surge underscores the robust demand and renewed interest in this particular equipment type.

Electric-powered construction equipment can be found on work sites all over the world, so why haven’t heavy electric-powered commercial trucks taken off yet? Let’s explore what’s the hold up on EV rigs vs. EV equipment. 

In this piece, we’ll be highlighting our selection of the top 5 sleeper semi-trucks based on sales data, reviews, driver feedback, and expert analysis. We've considered factors such as fuel efficiency, comfort, maintenance costs, and durability, among others factors. These are just a few models that have stood out. 

When you buy used construction equipment, there are a lot of moving parts involved—and we're not just talking about the tracks, wheels, boom, and bucket. Let's take a look at resolving five of the most common hurdles folks like yourself encounter when buying used construction equipment for sale. 

Scratchin' your head over whether to buy or lease your construction equipment? In this comprehensive guide, we provide the short answer, the long answer, and everywhere in between to help you make an informed decision. 

Whether you’re firing up a new construction company, need to expand operations, or your older equipment is ready to be put out to pasture, the question remains: do you buy new construction equipment or look into used construction equipment for sale?

Scratching your head trying to decide between a compact loader and a skid steer? You're in the right place. Both machines have their perks, but which one is the right fit for you? Let's buckle up and delve into the nitty-gritty of each of these machines. 

What is the maximum load capacity of a lowboy trailer? What are the legal requirements for towing a lowboy trailer? How do I determine the right deck length for my needs? Can a lowboy trailer be customized? How long is the lifespan of my lowboy trailer? How can I find a reputable lowboy trailer manufacturer or dealer? Let's answer these questions today! 

While a CDL ensures that a truck driver understands the rules of the road and the technical aspects of operating a truck, there’s a lot you just have to learn by experience. Fortunately, hardworking veteran truck drivers are some of the most helpful people you’d hope to meet—especially to new drivers asking for help on online forum pages. This article is a summary of tips and advice from veteran truckers to rookie drivers—the tips they don’t necessarily teach in trucking school.

"What should I look for in a bulldozer?" "What size bulldozers are available?" "Can I use bulldozers to knock over trees?" Get the answer these questions and much more. 

When deciding upon what heavy equipment you can afford, the initial purchase price of the equipment is only the tip of the iceberg. Behind that upfront cost is a wide variety of associated costs for buying, keeping, and using said equipment. Let's look at them all. 

Heavy equipment is expensive—that’s a given. Still, wanting the best price is also a given. But here’s a secret that many don’t want you to know—many sellers are open to lowering their prices. And even if they’re not, the answer is always “no” until you ask.