Excavators are among the biggest investments many contractors make, so choosing the wrong machine—or using the right one the wrong way—can be expensive quickly. From transportation problems and fuel costs to productivity slowdowns and attachment limitations, small equipment decisions can have a major impact on profitability over time. Many contractors focus heavily on purchase price …
Choosing the best excavator for sale in 2026 comes down to more than horsepower and digging depth. Contractors today are comparing fuel efficiency, operator comfort, long-term reliability, and dealer support just as closely as raw performance. For many buyers, the conversation now includes three major names: Hitachi, CASE, and Takeuchi. Each brand brings something different …
If you’re searching for a Hitachi excavator for sale, you’re likely comparing more than just specs—you’re looking for a machine that improves productivity, controls operating costs, and holds up under real jobsite conditions. With Hitachi now available through Luby Equipment, contractors across Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas have access to a brand known for fuel efficiency, …
If you’re searching for a compact track loader that actually fits tight jobs without sacrificing power, the CASE TL100 mini track loader is built for exactly that. This machine isn’t trying to compete with full-size loaders like the CASE TV450B. It’s designed for contractors who need precision, access, and versatility in places larger machines can’t …
The True Cost of Ownership Isn’t the Purchase Price When comparing construction equipment, most buyers focus on the upfront cost. It feels logical. A machine that costs $150,000 looks like a better deal than one priced at $200,000. But when you factor in resale value, depreciation, and total cost of ownership, the more expensive machine …
Searches for mini track loader, Toro Dingo TX1000, and landscaping equipment rentals continue to grow as contractors look for compact machines that can handle tight-access landscaping jobs. The Toro Dingo TX1000 is one of the most commonly searched options, especially for residential landscaping, hardscaping, and material movement. But it is not the only option in …
The Difference Isn’t the Equipment. It’s Everything Around It. Most contractors don’t set out thinking, “I need a family-owned dealer.” They start by searching things like construction equipment for sale, heavy equipment dealer near me, or equipment rental company. On the surface, every option looks the same. Same machines. Same brands. Same promises. But after …
When it comes to compact equipment, two of the most commonly compared machines are mini excavators and skid steers. Both are widely used in construction, landscaping, and utility work and offer strong versatility on the jobsite. However, they are built for different types of tasks. Choosing the right machine can impact everything from productivity to …
Hitachi vs John Deere Excavators: What’s the Real Difference? When comparing Hitachi vs John Deere excavators, most buyers assume they are choosing between two completely separate manufacturers with different engineering philosophies, performance levels, and long-term value. That assumption is understandable, but it is not entirely accurate. In reality, the comparison between Hitachi and John Deere …
A Closer Look at the 650N, 750N, and 850N Upgrades At ConExpo 2026, CASE Construction Equipment unveiled the next generation of its mid-size dozer lineup, the N Series, featuring the 650N, 750N, and 850N. Luby Equipment’s Sales Manager Justin Jones sat down with CASE product specialist Jon Wint to walk through what is new and …