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When you are on the tools or operating machinery, it’s all about working smarter, not harder. For industries like construction, mining, and transport, this often means upgrading to better, more efficient equipment. However, the price tag on heavy machinery is no small matter. So, how do you keep your business growing and your equipment up-to-date without breaking the bank?

Financing heavy equipment can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach and preparation, you can secure the funding you need to grow your business. Whether you're investing in a new excavator, loader, or any other large machinery, having a solid understanding of the process and knowing how to present your financial situation to lenders is key.

When you’re looking to buy tractors and farm machinery, a dealer with long-term knowledge of the industry and farming equipment in general counts for a lot.

For large or small farming operations, second-hand implements can serve as a much cheaper option to new equipment

When it comes to heavy equipment, ‘used’ doesn’t necessarily mean ‘used up’.

Huge private collection of vintage tractors and farm machinery, classic trucks, vintage cars and more open to the public on 29 October.

Need mobile fuel for the mining site, civil construction work or on the farm? Here are some of the key things to look for.

When it comes to three and four car carriers, Anybody Commercial Body Builders are the first choice.

When it comes to car carriers, you can’t go past Anybody.

With impressive load and tow capacity, RAM pickups may just be the new “truck” option you’re looking for.

Steyr's new Profi CVT series tractors headlined the German tractor brand's offerings at this month's Agritechnica show in Hanover.

Mazda have announced an increase in the towing capability of their BT-50 ute. Available on all BT-50 4x2 Hi-Rider and 4x4 utes, braked towing capacity is up to 3,500kg.

Ahead of its mid-year Australian launch, GM Holden has released details of the new 2x4 and 4x4 Colorado utility range.

The Mercedes-Benz Vito van range has received a shot in the arm with the arrival of the 3.0-litre turbo-diesel 120 CDI V6 powerplant.