New Holland has a new backhoe ready to his job sites across the US. New Holland says the B75D offers fuel-efficient power with plenty of productivity.
Although smaller in size, New Holland says its economy class backhoe loader still has p
There are many companies that make backhoes. From John Deere to Komatsu, there are thousands of models to choose from. If you're looking to buy a backhoe, here’s a quick rundown of some of the major manufacturers and where they fit in the industry.
A great way to save money on parts for your excavator, bulldozer, wheel loader, backhoe or any machine in between is to buy used parts from a salvage yard.
We get a lot of calls here at ConEquip Parts from customers wanting to do just that and we have an extensive network of salvage yards to pull parts from. It’s a
When buying used construction parts from salvage yards the general thought is you get what you pay for. Although on many levels this is a true statement, that isn't necessarily the rule. In fact, there are federal and state laws in place to help protect customers who want to return damaged or unwanted merchandise.
There are also steps you can take to e
Working with construction hydraulics requires knowledge both about the proper use of the equipment and the maintenance. Here are six must-do tips to keep your hydraulic equipment running right.
CHANGE THE OIL
This can’t be stressed enough. So many equipment failures can be avoided if owners would sim
Owners of heavy machinery such as backhoes, excavators, wheel loaders, and other applications are always looking for reliable places outside of the dealer to buy quality parts quickly and especially for a better price.
One reliable source is parts brokers who facilitate the sales of quality aftermarket parts. The
We get a lot of calls here at ConEquip Parts from people in desperate need of parts to fix their excavators, bulldozers, wheel loaders, skid steers or other machines. Often, while the machine is down, the company has to rent a machine to get the job going. Renting a machine can get expensive quickly. In other cases, contractors opt to rent machines rat
If you operate heavy equipment you know how expensive it can be to keep your machine working. You also know how much money can be lost if your machines are down. The life of a construction company depends heavily (pun intended) on its ability to keep moving, drilling, digging, and hauling. Larger construction companies have the luxury of plugging new parts and
Learn all about Pins and Bushings for your heavy construction equipment in this episode of ConEquip 101 with Ben.
Do you need pins and bushings for your construction equipment? We sell them. We sell a LOT of them.
