Equipment Explorer

A large off-road truck with an articulated joint between the cab and dump body, designed for hauling material on rough terrain.

A versatile wheeled machine with a loader bucket on the front and a backhoe (digging arm) on the rear.

A powerful tracked machine with a large front blade used for pushing earth, debris, and material. One of the most recognizable pieces of heavy equipment.

A compact machine similar to a skid steer but with rubber tracks instead of wheels, providing better traction on soft or uneven terrain.

A tracked machine with a boom, arm, and bucket used for digging below grade, trenching, and material handling. Excavators can rotate 360 degrees on their undercarriage.

A smaller version of a standard excavator designed for tight spaces and lighter digging tasks.

A long machine with a blade mounted between the front and rear axles, designed for precise grading and surface shaping.

A machine with heavy steel drums or rubber tires used to compact soil, base material, or asphalt.

A compact, wheeled machine with lift arms that can accept many attachments. Known for its tight turning radius using skid steering.

A wheeled machine with a telescoping boom that can extend forward and upward, commonly used for lifting materials on job sites.

A machine specifically designed to dig narrow, defined trenches for installing pipes, cables, and drainage systems.

A large wheeled machine with a front-mounted bucket used primarily for scooping and loading material.