Triad Machinery is announcing two changes in our leadership team, as Crane Business Manager Brian Bellamy and Controller Tina Stoess have both recently retired. Irvin Robison has been promoted to Triad Machinery’s Crane Business Manager, and Julie Barnes has been hired as Triad Machinery’s Controller. Irvin Robison has been with Team Triad since 2009, serving […]
Common Skidder Repairs and How to Avoid Them Skidders endure brutal conditions daily. The good news is that regular maintenance can help dramatically extend their service life. Below, we’ll talk about common skidder repairs and some things you can do to prevent them from happening in the future. Tire Health: Your Skidder’s Foundation Skidder tires […]
Thinking about adding some new equipment to your fleet? The key question you need to ask is whether to choose new or used equipment. Let’s explore the benefits of both options to help you decide what fits your needs best when it comes to forestry, cranes, and construction equipment. Why Go for New Equipment? Who […]
Power outages on the job can not only be inconvenient and costly, they can also be a major safety hazard! Whether it’s at a shop, jobsite, office, or another working location, losing power can create dangerous working conditions. It is important to have a plan in place if you experience a power outage at work, […]
Spring is here! You know what that means – it’s time to get your heavy equipment primed for the busy season ahead. After an idle winter, your machines need some TLC. Here are some steps to get you started. Do a Visual Inspection Winter can take a significant toll on your equipment. You immediately notice […]
Much like your other equipment, skidders require regular springtime maintenance to work their best. Keep your machine equipped for any job by following our maintenance tips below: Daily Inspections This may seem like overkill, but your skidder works hard. Doing an inspection each day will help ensure there are no issues overlooked. Here’s a list […]
When the roads are too slick to travel in the winter, it’s not uncommon for operations to shut down for weeks on end. In fact, in cities like Spokane, Bend, and Prineville, four to eight weeks of downtime is almost expected. With valuable time lost, there’s a big push to jump right back into things […]
Wintertime in the Pacific Northwest means taking extra precautions. Winter weather and its conditions are ever changing and unpredictable, especially in the Northwest. Extra steps to prepare for winter driving include getting up earlier to defrost your vehicle, trying to get a frozen door open, and in severe cases having to put on chains to […]
Have you heard? There’s never been a better time to save on forestry equipment. From now until December 31, 2024, our LBX Forestry Program is offering a rate of: .99% for 36 months 1.99% for 48 months 2.99% for 60 months Note: This applies to 2022 or newer Model Year LBX Forestry Machines. The units […]
Below are some tips to ensure your heavy machinery is winter-ready: Tip #1: Inspect the Battery Taking a close look at the battery prior to use is essential for safe operation. Attempting to charge a battery that is frozen can be dangerous. Make sure you give the battery time to get ready and heat up […]
