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Company Wrench Hires Ryan Reighard as a Sales Manager in Central Florida

April 25, 2023
Company Wrench recently hired Ryan Reighard as a sales territory manager in central Florida.  He will rent and sell Company Wrench’s full line of Kobelco excavators, LaBounty attachments, Fuchs material handlers, C.W. Machine Worx dust suppression machines, and Screen Machine crushers and screeners. Ryan has worked in the heavy equipment industry for several years as both a contractor and salesman.  He realizes the importance of quality equipment and dealer support from his time as a contractor managing challenging jobsites.  After shifting to a career in sales, Ryan focused on proactively communicating with customers to ensure they receive the support they need to successfully complete their job. “Ryan’s background offers a valuable, unique perspective to our customers,” Cam Gabbard, President of Company Wrench said.  “Ryan’s commitment to his customers and industry knowledge are great assets for Company Wrench as we continue to expand our business in Florida.” Please contact Ryan Reighard at (813) 733-2712 or r.reighard@companywrench.com to learn more about opportunities to rent or purchase heavy equipment and attachments in central Florida. Company Wrench offers the largest specialty fleet of heavy equipment in North America at 13 locations in New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida.  Please visit www.companywrench.com for more information about Company Wrench’s product offerings or to request service or parts support. This story also appears in Construction Equipment Guide. Read More

Heavy Equipment Buckets Overview

April 4, 2023
Standard BucketHeavy-Duty BucketSkeleton BucketTilting BucketDitching Bucket Excavators are powerful and versatile machines that are widely used in construction, mining, and other industries. The most commonly used attachment on an excavator is the bucket, which is used to dig, scoop, and move materials such as soil, gravel, and rocks. There are several different types of excavator buckets, each designed for specific applications. In this blog, we will explore some of the most common types of excavator bucketsStandard BucketThe standard bucket is the most frequently used type of excavator bucket. It is a general-purpose bucket that is used for digging, grading, and other common tasks. Standard buckets are available in various dimensions, depending on the size and model of the excavator.Heavy-Duty BucketThe heavy-duty bucket is a sturdier version of the standard bucket. Heavy duty buckets, also known as rock buckets, are often reinforced with extra steel plates, sharp teeth, and wear-resistant materials. This allows it to withstand high breakout forces to more easily dig into hard soil, rocks, and other tough materials. Skeleton BucketSkeleton buckets have a unique design with gaps between the teeth, which allows for easy removal of dirt, rocks, and debris. These buckets are ideal for sorting and sifting materials, such as separating rocks from soil or removing debris from the job site. Skeleton buckets have a range of grid size options that offer even more precise material sorting capabilities.Tilting BucketTilting buckets are ideal for digging and grading slopes. They feature a hydraulic cylinder that allows the operator to tilt the bucket up to 45° at various angles, which makes it easier to work in uneven terrain and tight spaces where precision is required.Ditching BucketDitching buckets have a wider opening and flatter bottom than standard buckets, which makes them ideal for digging and shaping ditches, trenches, and canals. They are also useful for grading and leveling.Excavator buckets come in a variety of sizes and shapes to suit different applications. Whether you are digging, grading, or excavating rock and minerals, there is an excavator bucket that can get the job done. It is important to choose the right bucket for your specific application to ensure optimal performance and productivity. Contact Company Wrench for help determining the best bucket for your job. Read More

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