• Editorial Team
  • 2 October 2026
The New Formula for Valuing Used Construction Equipment in 2026

In 2026, there has been a shift in how buyers and sellers assess used construction … Continue reading “The New Formula for Valuing Used Construction Equipment in 2026”

  • Editorial Team
  • 30 September 2026
How Crawler Excavators Became the Outlier in a Recovering Used Equipment Market

This year, we have the same broad story across every heavy-duty category: inventory is slowly … Continue reading “How Crawler Excavators Became the Outlier in a Recovering Used Equipment Market”

  • Editorial Team
  • 23 September 2026
Volvo CE’s North American Business Overtakes the Global Market: Q2 2026 Report

Volvo Construction Equipment recently completed its 2nd quarter of 2026, and the figures reveal two … Continue reading “Volvo CE’s North American Business Overtakes the Global Market: Q2 2026 Report”

  • Editorial Team
  • 29 June 2026
How Heavy Equipment Suppliers Predict Market Trends Before Buyers Do

The suppliers of heavy equipment remain at the forefront of their business, as they view … Continue reading “How Heavy Equipment Suppliers Predict Market Trends Before Buyers Do”

  • Editorial Team
  • 29 April 2026
The Resale Strength Of The 2011 Volvo G946: What Buyers Should Know

The 2011 Volvo G946 still enjoys high demand in the used equipment market. The model … Continue reading “The Resale Strength Of The 2011 Volvo G946: What Buyers Should Know”

  • Editorial Team
  • 11 February 2026
Market Growth Signals Strong Demand Across The Heavy Equipment Sector

The heavy equipment market is exhibiting a definite momentum. In the construction, infrastructure, and industrial … Continue reading “Market Growth Signals Strong Demand Across The Heavy Equipment Sector”

  • Editorial Team
  • 14 January 2026
How Equipment Traders Are Responding To Shipping Delays And Tariffs

In 2026, there are still delays in shipping worldwide and increasing tariffs, which impact the … Continue reading “How Equipment Traders Are Responding To Shipping Delays And Tariffs”