Bruce Smith (TLC)Landscaping equipmentThe Future of Propane in TrucksPickup gas engine technology is advancing rapidly with both turbocharging and direct-fuel injection being applied to increase both power and fuel economy. A prime example of this new direction is Ford’s EcoBoost line of engines; small displacement, high-output configurations that deliver excellent fuel economy when lightly loaded.April 29, 2014BusinessReplacing electric trailer brakes guideEquipment trailers are a vital tool in the construction and landscaping trade, so having them work properly and being well-maintained is a critical part of a landscaper’s success.April 14, 2014Business10 trailer inspection tips10 tips to help ensure your trailered equipment gets to the jobsite – and back – safelyApril 9, 2014BusinessLooking Back Before Hitting the RoadOur 2013 Ram 2500HD Crew Cab 4×4 – sponsored by Mobil Delvac and Ram Commercial Trucks – is finished and ready to be given away.March 28, 2014Class 3-6[Video] 2014 Toyota Tundra Road TestToyota’s 2014 Tundra premium model crew-cab 4×4 brings Lexus-like appointments to the jobsite.March 26, 2014Business[Video] Pickup Hybrid-Electric System Designed for Easy InstallationFor landscapers focused on going green, there will soon be a way to switch a conventional gas-powered, heavy-duty pickup into a hybrid-electric model in a short amount of time.March 10, 2014Class 3-6Finishing Touches Get This Pickup Road ReadyAdding custom graphics, GPS navigation, rearview camera and helper springs ready our Ram 2500HD for the roadFebruary 27, 2014Class 3-6Building a Secure TruckA bed cap and custom surveyor cargo storage system protect valuable equipment and set the stage for serious work in the field. Land surveyors carry a variety of items in their pickups to the jobsite every day. But unlike typical landscape contractor’s tools, professional surveying equipment is sophisticated, expensive and delicate. It needs to be […]January 21, 2014BusinessDos & Don’ts for Better Fuel EconomyGetting the biggest bang for your buck seems to be a determining factor when it comes to purchasing a pickup truck for landscapers. However, there are a lot of things landscapers can do to help fuel economy other than just buying the best out there.December 4, 2013Landscaping equipmentTips 9 & 10: Dos & Don’ts for Better Fuel EconomyDon’t drive over 65mph. MPG falls exponentially as vehicle speed increases above 65mph. Changing your driving habits is one. Drive slower and drive smoother; a lighter right foot is a sure way to help minimize those annual fuel bills. Do run synthetic lubricants in engine and differentials. Synthetics reduce drag of moving parts.December 4, 2013Previous PagePage 7 of 8Next PageTop StoriesBusinessTotal Landscape Care's coverage moving to EquipmentWorld.comOn Oct. 1, Fusable will cease production of Total Landscape Care as a stand-alone website and newsletter and will migrate the brand’s existing coverage of the landscaping industry to sister brand Equipment World.HomeJohn Deere refines Z700 ZTrak Mower lineupHomeKress expands autonomous mowing lineup with new 60-inch VoyagerHomeThe TurfMutt Foundation’s signature events set for Equip Expo 2026HomeVanquish vegetation: Brush cutters for skid steers and compact track loaders
