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General Equipment Introduces CTS12 Generation 2

General Equipment Company

The CTS12 Gen 2 is designed to enhance maneuverability, control and visibility.

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Cracksealing Safety Best Practices

The major hazards present for cracksealing operations include exposure to traffic, exposure to elevated temperature materials and proximity to powered equipment. Identifying the hazards and taking proper measures to mitigate these risks is paramount.

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Hot Mix: Pavement News from Bergkamp, Neyra, Bomag, Elgin Sweeper

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Factors to Consider when Buying a Sealcoating Rig

Choosing the right sealcoating equipment can increase productivity, reduce maintenance time and give a faster return on investment.

Striping a Road Course for NASCAR

How an “affinity for racing” helps United Striping 101 be the contractor of choice for Sonoma Raceway

The Start/Finish line is the last item striped; the racetrack itself is bordered with 5-in. yellow lines on both sides of the track, which amounts to four miles of striping all done with a walk-behind unit.

One Week Left to Enter 2017 Pavement Awards

Paving & pavement maintenance contractors can enter their best jobs for a Pavement Award for two more weeks. Nominations will not be accepted after November 1st.

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Working Safely with Thermoplastic

Don't have unnecessary workers involved. When cleaning the lines on a truck-mounted unit, for example, have only one person at the exit point (the gun) and another running the valve on the truck.

Scholarship Applications Due July 1

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Catch Basins and the OSHA Confined Spaces Rule

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RTS has Standards

How to Know Where Your Striping Business Needs to Grow & Slow

Precision Striping gains competitive advantage by making investments in their equipment fleet and cutting down on services offered

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Best Practices for Sealcoating Edges

The finish of your edging can make or break the entire look of the job, make sure it’s done right

Some contractors prefer to edge using a spray wand and a blocker board. Spraying can offer a clean edge, but contractors must be very mindful not only of overspray, but also of the blocker board and the sealer that accumulates on it. It can become tricky moving the board from one location to another without having sealer drip on to the surfaces you are trying to protect. Spraying is also susceptible to the effects of wind.

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