Unveiling the John Deere 210 P-Tier Tractor Loader: Versatility in Action
Explore the powerful and versatile John Deere 210P Tractor Loader. Watch our latest walkaround video to see its top features and how it boosts productivity!
Read morePapé Machinery Partners with Shasta College to Address Workforce Needs of the Logging Industry
As we continue into the 2020’s, both the need for lumber and forest management is slowly being outweighed by the realities of the workforce that make up the majority of the industry.
Read moreBest Wheel Loader for the Farm
Whether you are handling feed, loading manure, doing dirt work, or moving rocks, a wheel loader beats a shovel or the FEL of your tractor any day. Wheel loaders are designed to move tonnage and, on a farm, there’s a lot to move.
Read moreBest Small Dozer for the Money
Want to find the ultimate small dozer for your homestead or urban construction business? Whether you decide to buy new or used, Papé Machinery Construction & Forestry has a great selection of quality dozers for sale. Read our guide to small dozers below to learn more about your options.
Read moreThe Best Mini Excavators: A Buyer's Guide
There are a lot of options for mini excavators on the market today from every construction equipment manufacturer you can think of, but they aren’t all equal in terms of quality, serviceability, and expected lifespan.
Read moreJob Sites Are Re-Opening. Are You Ready?
Although contractors in many counties throughout Washington, Oregon, California, and Nevada are heading back to work, risk of Coronavirus has not been eliminated. It’s critically important to have a COVID-19 plan in place to ensure the safety of your workers. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has put together some helpful guidance for employers in the construction industry.
Read moreOur Best ‘Back to Work’ Deals
In dozens of counties throughout the West, Phase 1 re-opening is allowing contractors to get back to jobs that have been put on hold for months. To help construction businesses through these first few months, Deere is offering some incredible ‘Back to Work’ promotions.
Read moreThe 3 S’s for Safe Trenching & Excavation
Does your operation adhere to OSHA's guidelines for safe trenching and excavation? Learn more here.
Read moreWarning Signs It’s Time to Replace Backhoe Pins & Bushings
There aren’t any hard rules for when to replace your backhoe’s pins and bushings—every application is unique. The lifespan of these wear parts can vary widely from operation to operation and are impacted by how strictly maintenance protocols are adhered to. The only way to know when it’s time to replace your backhoe pins and bushings is to conduct a visual inspection.
Read moreMaximize Equipment Uptime with Machine Monitoring
If your equipment has been hit with expensive downtime job after job, it may be time to do something about it. Machine monitoring software helps contractors maximize equipment uptime and extend the useful life of their machinery.
Read more3 Key Specs To Consider When Buying A Dump Truck
If you’re looking to buy your first dump truck, there are a lot of options to consider. New or used? On road or off road? Capacity? Horsepower? Rated payload? Number of Axles? The right dump truck for your business depends on your application.
Read moreHow to Winterize Your Backhoe
With cold weather fast approaching, it’s crucial to keep your construction equipment up to speed in the wake of snow, frost, and freezing temperatures. To help you keep up with this preventive maintenance, we’ve compiled a comprehensive heavy equipment winterization checklist. Read on for more.
Read moreHow to Clear Codes on A John Deere Skid Steer
If you’ve recently completed a skid steer repair, but the diagnostic codes are still showing on the monitor, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the fix didn’t work. John Deere skid steer codes are designed to stay on the engagement and monitor unit until they are manually cleared. Luckily, the steps to complete this task are easy.
Read moreTRACKS OR TIRES: HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST LOADER FOR THE JOB
Compact track loaders , or CTLs, are one of the lowest operating cost equipment options. They have become increasingly popular in recent years, surpassing sales of compact wheel loaders . Despite the boom in popularity, contractors should consider their intended application before making the choice between tracks or tires. Let’s take a look at some of the differences between track loaders vs. wheel loaders and why your business would benefit from one over another.
Read moreWHAT SIZE SKID STEER IS RIGHT FOR YOUR BUSINESS?
Purchasing a skid steer is a large investment, but when you find the right size and components, this versatile machine is a worthwhile addition to your fleet. To make sure you get the greatest value from this purchase, start with how and where you’ll use it. Establish the range of tasks you'll need this equipment to tackle.
Read moreHow to Improve Fuel Efficiency on the Job Site
If you own a fleet of construction equipment, fuel is likely one of your top expenses every month. Diesel rates and equipment usage fluctuate constantly, and without the right tools, it can be difficult to track, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try to limit your fuel costs where you can.
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