Sep 14, 2026
Hitachi Excavator Visibility: How Aerial Angle Cameras Work on Wisconsin Job Sites
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On a Wisconsin job site, sightlines and stability affect safety and productivity in equal measure. Hitachi builds visibility and stability technology across its excavator and wheel loader lines. Here’s what’s actually on the machines, and which technology applies to which equipment. Aerial Angle Cameras: A 270-Degree View From the Excavator Cab Hitachi’s excavators include Aerial […]
Sep 14, 2026
Matching Takeuchi Excavator Dig Depth to the Job
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Takeuchi’s compact excavator line covers a wide dig depth range, from 10’9.4″ on the smallest models to 28′ 10.1″ on the largest. That’s a big enough spread that picking the wrong end of it can mean a machine that can’t reach the depth you need, or one that’s oversized for a job that never called […]
Sep 07, 2026
What Link-Belt’s 5-Year, 5,000-Hour Warranty Covers on a New Excavator
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Warranty terms rarely make it onto a spec sheet, but they matter as much as horsepower when you’re deciding what to buy. Link-Belt backs every new excavator with a 5-year, 5,000-hour full machine warranty, one of the more comprehensive coverage terms in the industry. Here’s what that actually means for a Wisconsin buyer. What “Full […]
Sep 07, 2026
Link-Belt Spin Ace vs X4S: Choosing an Excavator for Confined Wisconsin Sites
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If your next job is a tight urban lot, a demolition site boxed in by neighboring structures, or a utility trench in a residential street, the excavator you bring matters as much as the crew running it. Link-Belt’s Spin Ace and X4S lines both show up on confined Wisconsin sites, but they’re built for different […]