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Hey! Link-Belt excavators are built in the USA, specifically in Lexington, Kentucky. That’s where LBX Company (the maker of Link-Belt excavators) has its headquarters and handles North American operations. That said, their machines have some components sourced globally, but final assembly and...

Hey Jobert! Excavator prices are all over the place depending on size, brand, and whether you’re buying new or used. A small mini excavator might set you back $30K-$50K, while a big-boy 50-ton machine can easily hit $500K+. Attachments and extra features also add up fast. If you’re on a budget...

Great discussion here! Another thing to consider is load stability, uneven or unbalanced loads can throw off the forklift’s center of gravity and lead to tipping accidents. We’ve made it a habit to double-check load distribution before lifting, and it’s helped a lot. @Mechelle, do you have any...

Yep, forklifts don’t have traditional VIN numbers like cars, but they do have serial numbers, usually found on the data plate. That’s what manufacturers and dealers use for tracking, registration, and resale. If you’re looking for one, check near the operator’s seat or on the frame. Are you...

Hey everyone, I’ve noticed that stand-up forklifts have a pedal on the floor, and I’m curious about its purpose. Is it related to braking, safety, or something else? Also, do all stand-up forklifts have this feature, or does it vary by model? Any insights from experienced operators would be...