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  • How to Avoid Being Scammed When Buying Used Equipment

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    Purchasing used equipment can be a great way to save money, but it also comes with risks—especially when dealing with fraudulent sellers. Scammers have become increasingly sophisticated, creating fake websites and offering deals that seem too good to be true. One recent case is EquipmentParts-Inc.com, a fake front for a non-existent used equipment dealer. This…

  • Understanding EPA 2014 Emissions Standards and Their Impact on Equipment Imports in the Americas

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    In 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) implemented stringent emissions standards aimed at reducing harmful pollutants from non-road diesel engines. These regulations, often referred to as EPA Tier 4 standards, have had significant implications for the import, sale, and operation of construction and agricultural equipment across North, Central, and South America. Understanding these rules…

  • Checklist for Buying Used Equipment

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    1. On-Site Physical Inspection When you’re physically inspecting the equipment, focus on these key areas: General Condition Engine and Powertrain Hydraulics Undercarriage and Tires (For Tracked/Loader Equipment) Boom, Bucket, and Attachments Electrical and Controls Operational Test 2. Pricing, Specifications, and Documentation This part focuses on pre-purchase due diligence and ensuring transparency in the deal. Pricing…

  • Why should I buy a robotic mower? Pros-Cons and decisive factors

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    Key Factors to Consider Before Buying a Robotic Mower When deciding if a robotic mower is the right investment, consider these essential factors to ensure it meets your needs: 1. Lawn Size Property Size (Acres) Lower Monthly Cost ($) Higher Monthly Cost ($) 0.5 $100 $150 1 $150 $200 2 $250 $350 3 $350 $450…

  • What is ROPS? Don’t get squashed under your machine

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    ROPS stands for Rollover Protective Structure. It’s a safety feature designed to protect the operator if the machine tips over. Think of it as a strong frame or cage that’s built to prevent the operator from getting crushed in a rollover accident. How Does ROPS Work? ROPS is like a shield: How ROPS Looks ROPS…