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Recently, RDO added another trusted name to its lineup of telehandlers: Manitou. Now, RDO customers have more opportunities to find the right telehandler or forklift for the jobsite, with both brands available.

“The technology is hands down the best. It helps us map out the job, come in perform that job – let’s just call it plug and play.”

SmartGrade expands the flexibility of blade placement and utilizes the machine capabilities as they were designed. For the motor grader, this means operators can now control grade fully-articulated.

To address the most common misconceptions and show the reality of used equipment, here are five frequently asked questions about used equipment.

Dan Coley, Hi-Vac Corporation President, talks about the successful partnership the company has established in just two years with RDO Equipment Co. and RDO Vermeer – and even how the RDO team has played a role in new features and improvements to products.

Here’s a special look at what’s going on in RDO’s Midwest Construction region this time of year, with the region’s Vice Presidents, Adam Gilbertson and Kelly Gress.

Champion Site Prep’s GPS Design Manager, Justin Stiehl, explains the system’s advantages, from the integrated, simplified operation to the machine’s awareness of speed, slip, and grade working together to keep them productive.

For most companies that operate heavy equipment, service is as much of the buying decision as features, benefits, even price. In the case of San Antonio-based Pesado Construction Co., this statement rings true, and it speaks to the company’s longtime partnership with RDO Equipment Co.

Whether asphalt or dirt, the right roller can make a big difference in quality of compaction and overall time on the job. Rollers may not be the most popular construction machine but they’re essential to projects requiring a stable foundation. Here are five reasons why renting a roller might be a company’s best choice.

John Deere began with one man and one leap of faith. RDO Equipment Co. also began with one man, a leap of faith, and an agriculture background. And that's not where the similarities end.

Once a business has made the decision to add or replace construction equipment in its fleet, that’s only the beginning. Next comes the decision of how to acquire it. Should the business purchase the equipment outright? Take out a loan? What about leasing? There are valid benefits to each option. Read on for more info that will help with the final decision.

Those in the market for a used excavator have opportunity to secure one, with help from these five tips for buying a used excavator.

Working with Asphalt Paving & Materials Co., RDO Equipment Co. is proud to provide the Wirtgen machines, and the parts and service support that makes an impact on the company’s operation and quality of results.

Snow removal is a demanding job. That’s why Welk’s Lawn Care turns to RDO Equipment Co. for the newest equipment and 24/7 service and support.

Two of our California locations teamed up to ensure this customer got the unit exactly as they wanted it.

As the construction industry prepares for the first half of 2019, there’s good news and bad news – or, to better rephrase, there are going to be opportunities along with challenges.

In the latest podcast episode, Tony Kramer speaks with Tory Williams about compact construction equipment.

In recent years, Section 179 details haven’t been available until closer to the close of the current year. However, with the passing of 2018’s tax reform, program info has been available for quite some time for those looking at year-end purchases to apply Section 179.

Those considering a year-end purchase to apply Section 179 may have questions about the program. Here are 10 frequently asked questions – and answers – about Section 179, plus one additional question to consider.

In the past, Section 179 has gone hand-in-hand with bonus depreciation, both valuable tax incentives. This year, changes have been made to Section 179 and bonus depreciation. With the changes, the two aren’t used together, but rather can be looked at as separate opportunities – both valuable opportunities, depending on each company’s unique needs.