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Exploring Excavation Services

Hello, my name is Brad Nabier. Welcome to my site about excavation services. I enjoy watching work crews use excavators and dump trucks to shape the land for the intended buildings. Excavation crews dig out holes for foundations or flatten the land to ready it for new home construction. Commercial sites are often prepared in the same way, but on a grander scale. I would like to discuss the different types of equipment used on these work sites. I will also share information about operation and maintenance of that equipment. Furthermore, I may even explore various building regulations surrounding dirt work. I hope you visit my site often.

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Reasons Electrical Contractors Should Rely On Hydraulic Benders When Adjusting Conduit Materials

8 December 2021
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If you're an electrical contractor, bending conduits is pretty standard. You may have to manipulate conduits around corners to hold wires correctly for example. If you use a hydraulic conduit bender to perform these tasks, you'll have a lot of advantages.  Hydraulic Pressure Does All the Work If you used a manual bender to manipulate conduit materials in different ways, that's work you have to do yourself. That may not be ideal if you have really thick conduits or a lot of conduit materials to manipulate for an electrical project. Read More 

4 Construction Hydraulic Hose Problems and Their Solutions

31 August 2021
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There would be probably no heavy construction equipment if hydraulics had not been invented. You will find this crucial mechanism in excavators, loaders, earthmovers, pavers, backhoes, dump trucks, and any other machine that needs to lift great loads. Hydraulic hoses are key components in hydraulic mechanisms. These rigid pipes transfer energy-generating liquid or the hydraulic fluid from one part to another within the mechanism. Hydraulic hose failure can bring crucial equipment to a halt. Read More 

Adding More Forklifts To Your Fleet? Here Are 4 Reasons To Look For Forklifts That Have A Side-Shifter

21 May 2021
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If you're purchasing new forklifts for your business' fleet, a good feature to look for is a side-shifter. A side-shifter allows the forklift operator to slightly move the tines left or right without moving the forklift, making it simpler to maneuver them into the correct position to safely pick up loads. Without a side-shifter, forklift operators are required to repeatedly back up and turn the forklift slightly until the tines are perfectly lined up with the pallet. Read More 

Top Ways You Can Save Money On Construction Equipment Rentals

19 January 2021
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If you run a construction business, you might always be looking for ways to save money. One way that you can save money is by renting construction equipment instead of buying it. In fact, doing so can save you money in a few different ways, including the ways listed below. Purchase Costs The first and most obvious way that your construction business can save money by renting equipment instead of buying it is that you can save on purchase costs. Read More