Back From Camp

Mike Lutz and Tim Sherman represented Eagle Power in Tomahawk, WI at last week’s CASE APEX Boot Camp.
This intensive multi-day training focused on the entire line of equipment: from the tried and true to the lasted and greatest entering the market. Because of events like these from a great manufacturer we can continue to deliver the best results for our customers at every stage of Case product ownership!

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Effectively Managing Your Construction Jobs

Construction project management typically involves overseeing the budget, working with owners, designers, and engineers, hiring subcontractors, scheduling and planning work, and ensuring materials and equipment are delivered to the project site on time. To be successful, you must be able to successfully complete your project within the budget and on time

Here are a few tips and tricks to help you be a more effective manager.

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Eagle Power Promotes Chris Boxler To New Castle Branch Manager, Matt Burroughs Takes Over PSSR Role

The Delaware Valley’s CASE Construction Dealer Announces Changes to Service Operation in Chester, Delaware, Philadelphia and New Castle Counties.

(Montgomeryville, PA) Eagle Power & Equipment has announced changes to its western service operations as Chris Boxler is promoted from the region’s Parts and Service Sales Representative (PSSR) to Branch Manager of the company’s New Castle, DE store. At the same time Matt Burroughs makes the transition from Eagle Power service technician to PSSR covering Chester, Delaware, Western Philadelphia and New Castle Counties.

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Tips For Working Safely During The Summer

The summer months pose special hazards to workers. Beyond making sure your equipment is ready to operate safety in the heat, companies and employees can also take proactive steps to minimize the harm from the summer sun.

Preventing Heat Related Illnesses:

The combination of heat and humidity can be a serious health threat during the summer months. If you work outside (for example, at a beach resort, on a farm, at a construction site) or in a kitchen, laundry, or bakery you may be at increased risk for heat related illness. So, take precautions. Here’s how:

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Toro Dingo: The Versatility and Value of Multi-Use Equipment

No matter the size and scope of your construction needs, it always pays to consider the value of multi-use equipment that can be used for multiple applications. For builders and contractors as well as home maintenance aficionados, the Toro Dingo is a perfect example of multi-use equipment that provides exceptional value. With its varied ability to mix, move, and grade soil, as well as dig trenches and post holes, the Toro Dingo can handle a wide range of tasks quickly and easily. And because it’s so portable, you can transport it to the job site much more easily and use it wherever you need it most. So if you’re looking for an affordable piece of equipment that can do it all, the Toro Dingo is definitely worth considering.

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Summer Weather Equipment Maintenance Tips

Summer approaches, bringing with it warmer temperatures, elevated sun exposure, and drier work conditions. Summer is typically a busy season for the construction industry. The increased workload, combined with the onset of warm weather conditions, presents a specific set of maintenance and operation challenges for heavy equipment owners. Additional heat and humidity subjects equipment to greater stresses, causing it to run hotter and break down faster.

Good preventative maintenance and careful monitoring of your machinery are key in preventing potential breakdowns and avoiding the cost of unexpected repairs. Here is a list of tips and tricks to ensure your equipment stays operational during the hot summer months.

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How Much Can An Excavator Dig In A Day? [Includes Formula]

Excavators are one of the most popular and effective pieces of equipment used to move large volumes of dirt for construction projects and other similar projects. If you have an upcoming job that requires dirt removal and you need to estimate how long it will take, you may be wondering, “How much can an excavator dig in a day?”

An excavator could be used to dig anywhere from 350 to 1,000 cubic yards per day, depending on a number of factors including bucket capacity, type of ground, operator skill and efficiency level, and more.

To help you better plan for what type of excavator you’ll need and how long it should take to complete your upcoming project, we’ve provided some resources below. Continue reading

Sales Rep Mike Lutz Profiled In Construction Equipment Guide

Construction Equipment Guide recently sat down with Eagle Power Sales Representative Mike Lutz as he marked one year with our organization. Mike reflected on what it has been like to establish himself to customers in Bucks and Montgomery Counties, many of whom have depended on Eagle Power for decades:

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The Walkaround: 580SN WT Backhoe (Video)

PSSR Emeritus Tom Kelly takes us on an in-depth walkaround of the CASE 580 Super N Wide Track Backhoe. With the complete combination of fit and features this machine will help you rule every jobsite you work on.

Contact Your Eagle Power Sales Rep or Parts and Service Sales Representative (PSSR):

215-699-5871 | [email protected] | Contact Page

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Even In The Middle of Winter It Is Time To Get Your Machine Set For Spring

Minimize Lead Times • Lock-In Current Pricing • Book Pre-Season Inspection

It may feel like wishful thinking when you are operating your machine in sub-zero temperatures or scheduling your crew to plow during the next snowstorm but planning for spring really has begun. It’s amazing how quickly the rush is on once the ground thaws for excavation and long planned projects get the green light. Up time during these critical first weeks of the construction season are critical and doing a bit of prep work now can make all the difference.

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