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Expanding the services your construction business offers doesn’t always require a huge investment. Adding attachments for your existing heavy equipment can open doors to new jobs.
“Any time you add an attachment, it gives you an opportunity to expand your business footprint,” said Rob Bristow, who sells Takeuchi and Link-Belt equipment for EquipmentShare. “It can be as small as a set of pallet forks allowing you to move stuff without a forklift or as big as adding a forestry head to a high-flow track loader that allows you to do land-clearing jobs.”
To help make your business more productive and profitable, consider nine of the most popular attachments for your skid steers, excavators and backhoes.
Attachments
Concrete Breakers
These hydraulic hammers can help flatwork crews expand into demolition work by breaking up concrete and separating it from rebar.
Augers
These drills can help fencing companies dig post holes more efficiently, aid landscapers in the tree-planting process and allow concrete crews to create precise holes to pour footings or piles.
Pallet Forks
Despite the name, they can move more than pallets of materials — they also can transport large rocks, brush and logs for landscaping projects.
Grapple Buckets
A version of this attachment with an open skeleton bottom can help you perform demolition and landscaping jobs by allowing you to move big chunks of concrete or trees while leaving behind the smaller debris and dirt.
Mowers
These attachments can help you tame thick brush and even small trees that would stop a lawn tractor in its tracks.
Trenchers
These attachments resemble chainsaw blades. They dig up the ground in straight lines and are often used for irrigation systems and the placement of water lines and power lines.
Soil Conditioners
These tillers can break through hard ground and mix soil with compost so it’s ready to be used for gardening or landscaping projects.
Power rakes
These tools have evenly spaced tines that dig into the soil to level broken ground, break up chunks and remove pieces of debris. They’re commonly used for agriculture and landscaping.
Sweepers
These serve as enormous brooms, cleaning up debris from jobsites or other paved surfaces.
Those are just a handful of the hundreds of attachments that can expand your book of business. An EquipmentShare sales representative can help you find the right attachment for what your business needs. EquipmentShare is also offering a convenient new way to buy parts — including attachments — at a discounted price.
The T3 parts program is a free perk for people who use the T3 operating system to manage and monitor their equipment. When you want to buy a part, service kit or attachment, you will be connected to a parts expert who will discuss your options, source what you need and arrange for it to be delivered to you — with a 15% discount on the retail price.
If you don't see what you're looking for, call our parts team at 866-934-7476 or get a quote online, and we can help you find the attachment you need.
If you’re a T3 customer, sign up for the T3 parts program.
