Fused Equipment Blog

Blog written by Used Equipment Inspector, Jay Marshall. Jay has been with Finning for more than 35 years   In my first post, I discussed estimating undercarriage conditions on excavators. The trick is to judge track wear by looking at the position of the front idler in the track frame: the further extended the idler,...

Buying used construction equipment can be a sensible choice for businesses looking to save costs while still acquiring dependable machinery. However, it requires careful consideration to ensure you're getting the best value for your investment. Whether you're a seasoned contractor or a newcomer to the construction industry, here are some essential tips to keep...

Your gateway to an extensive selection of construction equipment – something at every price point In the world of construction, the debate between buying new versus used machines is ongoing. Many savvy equipment buyers have long known the value of purchasing used construction machines that offer unbeatable value. Why? Used machines: Are less expensive...

Blog written by Used Equipment Inspector, Jay Marshall. Jay has been with Finning for more than 35 years   Over the last 18 years as a Used Equipment Inspector, I’ve measured undercarriage on over 1,000 track machines. From dozers, and excavators, to drills and cranes, I’ve seen almost every type of tracked equipment. In...

When investing in a motor grader, understanding the type, size and attachments are key. This article will help you choose the right motor grader for your specific needs, whether it’s for landscaping, road construction, grading, or other heavy-duty tasks.  What motor graders do Motor graders are essential for many construction and maintenance projects. Considered...