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Jobs That Are Much Easier with Scaffolding than a Ladder

Whenever you have an elevated job around the house that needs to be completed, you face the decision of using a ladder or renting a couple sections of scaffolding. The ladder may be convenient, but it's not as stable as scaffolding, limits your mobility, and requires that you have someone holding the base of the ladder at all times. Even though visiting a rental center such as Savage Scaffold & Equipment Co. Read More 

Two Tips To Keep In Mind When Buying A Used Trailer

If you're in the market for a travel trailer, purchasing a used version is a great way to save money.  Some people frequently switch out of their trailers when they decide that they need more space, so you're likely to find that you have many options at your disposal.  However, buying a trailer is slightly different than purchasing a car so you may need some ideas on what to look for. Read More 

Tips For New Welders To Test Their Weld Condition

As a fairly new welder, it can take time to develop real confidence in your ability. In the meantime, it's important that you understand how to evaluate the quality of your welds before you put that product out there. Not only is quality important to consider in the finished product, but also throughout the process. Here are a few tips to help you assess your welds as you go. Visual Inspection Read More 

These Strategies Will Keep You Safe Around A Working Forklift

Whether in a warehouse or on a job site, the person operating the forklift will have received significant safety training so that he or she can get the job done without causing injury to anyone in the area. If you find yourself in either of these environments, however, it's important for you to play an active role in your safety — even if the person operating this piece of equipment is being safe, you don't want your negligence or inattention leading to an injury for you or anyone else. Read More 

3 Things to Avoid When Buying a Used Trailer Hitch

Purchasing a used trailer hitch is a great way to get a useful hitch for a fraction of the price of a new one. A well-made trailer hitch can last for a long time, so just because it has been previously owned does not mean that it's near the end of its lifespan just yet. Just make sure that you avoid these things when buying a used trailer hitch for sale to ensure that you are happy with your purchase. Read More