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Issue: April 2008
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Dedicated to Design
JTS Landscaping Shares the Secrets Behind Its Design-Build Greenscapes
By Pam Stask
Green is often the color associated with envy and for good reason. It’s the hue of a well-manicured summer sanctuary that neighbors whisper about and long to construct — meticulously grown flowers and trees, lush grass trimmed blade by blade and elaborate outdoor features (from ponds to patios) that entice al fresco entertaining and relaxing.
These projects usually require a tender touch and a trained eye, not to mention plenty of hard work and elbow grease. And don’t forget the countless hours that durable and versatile equipment lend to creating such a coveted green space. With the right knowledge, skill and tools, a true professional landscape architect can achieve the best in form, function and beauty. More
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Editors Message
Machines Continue to Roll
In an Uncertain Market, New Equipment Incentives Give Pros Fresh Opportunities
By Keith Gribbins
Despite the doomsday forecasts of armchair economists, machine heads marched on this trade show season. Starting with World of Concrete in January and culminating in CONEXPO-CON/AGG in March, record numbers of equipment professionals brought their eyes, ears and almighty dollars to purchase equipment from the North American marketplace; almost 150,000 people attended CONEXPO (the biggest construction equipment trade show in the world in 2008). With machine season in full swing (The Work Truck Show and The Rental Show get big nods as well), manufacturers cut new edges with bold products to attract new customers. More
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Talking Shop
Tractor TLC
Apply These Preventative Maintenance Pointers to Keep Your Chore Tractor Rolling
By Ray Schroth
Well-oiled machines need constant attention to continue to work hard. Versatile equipment like compact tractors work in a myriad of unique applications that take a toll on the iron parts, lubricated joints, vulcanized wheels and electronic systems of your landscape and construction machines.
To ensure your tractor stays productive and polished, maintenance that should be done today is not something to put off until tomorrow. As owning compact equipment is critical for some businesses and enjoyable for personal use, purchasing any machine requires a commitment to make time for routine and ongoing maintenance. More
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