Bruce SmithLandscaping 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 StoriesHomeWorkWave introduces WAIve, an AI-powered platformWAIve combines deep industry knowledge with AI functionality to create a hybrid workforce for mobile service businesses.HomeDeere completely redesigns midsize p-tier excavators, packing them with techHomeSteel Green makes Opti-Rate standard on the 2026 SGXL and SG54HomeA Sherpa – on tracks! Z40T, Z50T stand-on mini track loaders unveiledHomeTurfMutt Foundation encourages homeowners to use winter days wisely
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