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FREE Attachment With CTL or SSL Operating Lease
July 17, 2023
We’ll get you setup not only with the best compact loaders in the business, but your first attachment to run on them. For a limited time when you lease any new CASE Compact Track Loader or Skid Steer Loader at 36 Months/3000 Hours you can select a free attachment from a list of specific augers, brush grapple or snow bucket. Your machine is covered by Purchased Protection Plan for powertrain and hydraulics. Offer expires September 30th.
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*Offer valid for specific augers, grapples, or snow buckets. Cannot be redeemed with any other attachments. Contact your Eagle Power & Equipment representative for specific list of qualified attachments.
Backhoe Maintenance Tips
July 13, 2023If you’re involved in construction work or are a construction equipment owner or operator, knowing how to maintain and service your construction equipment is crucial. One machine that often plays a vital role on construction sites is the backhoe. How can you effectively maintain and service a backhoe to get the very most out of the machine?
Pat DiCicco, Eagle Power Sales Representative, Passes Away
June 21, 2023
(Montgomeryville, PA) It is with tremendous sadness that Eagle Power & Equipment must share the sudden passing of a beloved member of their company, Pat DiCicco. Gifted with a tremendous heart and appreciation for others, there is hardly anyone in the industry working in the Delaware Valley whom he has not touched in his over 50-year career.
Born in the Philadelphia area in 1947, Pat started as an assistant parts manager at State Equipment Corp. in 1967. Seeking to move into capital equipment sales he joined CASE Power Equipment in 1971 as a trencher salesman. His attention to the needs of customers allowed him to take responsibility over a full CASE line territory in 1973. He was one of the many who formed the independent Eagle Power and Equipment in 1996 after the company’s purchase by Jerry McDonald. Throughout it all he was the personal connection customers had with the brand and organization. Always greeting folks with a smile, a joke, and an unwavering commitment to doing right by them.
Darwin Boe, Eagle Power & Equipment Controller, Retires.
June 16, 2023
A CASE Man his entire career, the Wisconsin native concludes 49 years of service to customers and colleagues.
(Montgomeryville, PA) Every member of the Eagle Power & Equipment team wished a much deserved and happy retirement to its beloved controller Darwin Boe. On June 16th “Bo”, as he is known to his friends and colleagues, completed his nearly half century career with Eagle Power & CASE Construction. An event marked with an afternoon of toasts, comradery, and many stories.
Darwin Boe grew up in the Bluff Country of Wisconsin, in the small village of Taylor. His graduation class numbered just 24 students. He attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, graduating with a BBA in Accounting. His first job out of college was in the internal auditing department of CASE Construction’s corporate offices. This role took him around North America, seeing every conceivable product, application, challenge, and success. Most importantly, was the wide gamut of people he was able to meet and the truly unique experiences he partook in, providing invaluable stories and life experiences he would relate to for years to come.
After two years he had married and wanted to get off the road. He was given two choices to join a regional store as CFO: Philadelphia or Los Angeles. He chose CASE Power in Philadelphia. He would be in that role ever since; being among many who stayed with the organization as Jerry McDonald purchased the CASE Montgomeryville and New Castle stores creating Eagle Power. In his role he can rightly say to have had a direct hand in getting CASE equipment, among other leading brands, to customers throughout the Delaware Valley for nearly a half century.
“Looking back I can say I have a lot of words, maybe not a lot of wisdom,” Bo said with a smile recently. “The best parts of this job come from the people you work with. No two days are the same, every day gives you an opportunity and a challenge. What makes it work is the people. The reason I stayed with this organization for my entire career was because it is a family business. Everyone here is part of that family. It makes all the difference when you come in each morning and knowing that the next generation is taking up the charge makes leaving each day special.”
“Bo is a legend here at Eagle as well as the entire industry” reflected Matt McDonald, President of Eagle Power & Equipment. “Bo has worked tirelessly for almost 50 years, and a huge part of Eagle’s success is due to him. He has been a mentor and a guide to me for 27 years. I am very happy for him and hope he will enjoy every minute of his well deserved retirement.
“It has truly been my honor to have worked with Bo” said Bridget McDonald, Vice President of Eagle Power & Equipment. “His vast experience has been invaluable to me. Bo has taught me so much about the business, there wasn’t one question that I had that he hadn’t experienced before, and he always provided sound advice. I am going to miss seeing him everyday and spending time with him. Bo is an institution at Eagle Power and an interictal part of our success!”
Bo looks forward to an active retirement. There will be more time for golf of course but more importantly time to spend with his family, especially his grandsons. The legacy of Bo continues at Eagle Power as Darwin’s son David is in the role of Equipment Manager. Amanda Smith assumes the role and responsibilities of company Controller.
The entire Eagle Power & Equipment family wishes Bo a happy and well-earned retirement!
Compact Construction Equipment: When It’s the Best Choice
May 26, 2023What Are the Benefits of Using Compact Construction Equipment?
In the construction world, everyone knows that when it’s time to bring in heavy equipment to get the job done, it’s often the case that bigger equals better. But not always. Compact construction equipment of various makes and models presents a viable solution for numerous smaller or more intimate projects, offering cost-effectiveness, portability, storage convenience, and ease of use. And it can be an especially good choice when a job provides restricted access or offers limited space in which to work.
CASE Power Lease
May 5, 2023
We’re matching hard-working and ground-breaking excavators with a lease from the captive finance lender, CNH Industrial Capital, that’s just as powerful. The CASE Power Lease, available on new full-size D Series and E Series excavators, is built from the ground up to allow owners to control their costs, knowing the only expense they have is fuel and normal wear during the life of the lease.
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Skid Steer Loader
April 30, 2023Your team requires the best-outfitted equipment on their job sites to get the job done as quickly and efficiently as possible. Anyone who works in construction and manages job sites will tell you how important it is to have equipment that performs efficiently. A skid steer loader is an expensive but highly useful piece of machinery, with a huge number of potential uses and jobs it can do. If you own a skid steer loader, you want to make sure you’re getting the most out of it.
Rock-Solid Guaranteed Lease On Brand New CASE 580SV Backhoes
April 17, 2023
How To Get The Most Out of Your Backhoe
March 31, 2023A powerhouse in the construction industry, the Backhoe is a must-have for any site. It is renowned for its versatility, as it maneuvers through tight spaces with ease and takes on a multitude of tasks. Whether you are digging footings, clearing vegetation, or demolishing small structures, you can rely on the Backhoe to get the job done. On any job site, efficiency and precision are key— and these trusty machines deliver both.
The Big Freeze: Working in Cold Weather Conditions
February 28, 2023If you’re employed in the construction industry in the northern portion of the country, you know that winter weather isn’t anything to sneeze at. Working in extremely cold conditions is an annual occurrence for many construction and transportation workers in North America. Working under such conditions can be a dangerous proposition for all involved, so it’s vitally important that workers know how to take proper safety precautions to protect themselves from the effects of extreme cold.
