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Genuine OEM Parts for All Your Equipment We stock more than 30,000 parts from over 38 different manufacturers. Our extensive inventory means your parts are ready for pick-up or shipment at a moment’s notice. Construction Equipment Parts   Milling & Paving Machine Parts   Crushing & Screening Equipment Parts   Undercarriage Parts We carry high quality… Read More

FREE In-Shop Inspection* Schedule your maintenance by December 15th to receive an additional 2% instant rebate on parts Receive a 10% Discount off of list price on all qualifying orders for Wirtgen Group parts & labor generated by a machine inspection. Contact Groff Tractor at 844-694-7633 for details. Eligible Machines Wirtgen milling machines, stabilizers and slipform… Read More

AGRICULTURE From farms to fields, CASE has proudly served generations of farmers, dairymen and ranchers. With some of the most versatile, powerful and comfortable equipment in the industry, choosing CASE means investing in equipment that’s rich in heritage and engineered with you in mind. RECEIVE YOUR SPECIAL OFFER No two farms or fields are exactly… Read More

0% FINANCING FOR 60 MONTHS* Now until December 31, get five years of interest-free financing* on CASE F Series compact wheel loaders. With a strong, low-profile frame, maneuverable design, and a regen-free Tier 4 Final solution, these versatile machines deliver power, reach, comfort and stability to any job, whether it’s out in a stockyard or on… Read More

Fluid Analysis Analyzing system fluids reveals actual internal conditions Contaminant levels predict component failures accurately Oil analysis records prove your equipment has been maintained and help increase resale value Any make, any model Groff Tractor offers fluid analysis kits to monitor the internal health of your equipment. Performing fluid analysis at regular intervals ensures that… Read More

Fuel Saving Tips When using heavy machinery, certain practices can help reduce overall fuel consumption and costs. The following tips may help you save hundreds of dollars each year.   Inspect air filters regularly Inspect your air filters every 50 hours to ensure maximum operating performance. If the pleats of your filter are clogged with… Read More

Heavy Equipment Theft Several proactive actions can be put into practice to discourage heavy equipment theft. The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) estimates annual losses from heavy equipment theft are as high as $1 billion. Costs associated with theft include equipment replacement, short-term rentals, lost time dealing with law enforcement and adjusters, labor costs due… Read More

How Drones Are Changing the Construction Industry Drones, officially known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are changing our society in unprecedented ways, including the construction industry. Though relatively new technology, drones have already become integral tools for contractors, site managers, and others in our field. Here are six ways drones have already altered the construction… Read More

Hydraulic Hose Choose the right hose When choosing a hydraulic hose you should pay close attention to the following characteristics: Working Pressure – Choose a hose that is suitable for the working pressure of the machine Wire or Sheathing – Install wire or sheathing when fabricated if the hose will be used in an area… Read More

Loader Backhoe Operation Loader backhoe use can be difficult for both new operators and the most experienced ones. Follow our best practices for safe operation.   Preliminary Checkpoints Prework checklist Walk around the machine and verify that all attachments are securely mounted and that all external functions, such as the loading bucket or excavator arm,… Read More

Lowering Owning and Operating Costs The construction industry continues to grow as the economy improves; more jobs are out to bid – yet contractors still find themselves in a competitive environment where it’s important to find every edge possible. One area where contractors can get more competitive is in lowering the owning and operating costs… Read More

Lubricant Tips Choosing the right lubricant for your machines is critical to maximizing the life of their components and minimizing downtime. For optimal machine operation, adhere to specifications in the owner’s manual. We have put together lubricant tips to enhance your equipment’s operation.   Hydraulic Oil/Fluid Why is it important? Hydraulic oil’s primary purpose is… Read More

Machine Winterization Tips Follow these best practices to make sure your machine is ready for winter.   Check chain tanks, final drives, swing gear baths, and gear boxes for water Check the label to make sure you’re using coolant that complies with ASTM standard D-621, with a freeze point low enough for your climate. If… Read More

Maintaining Your Compact Excavator Spring is here, and for most of us, that means that the jobs are piling up for the busy season. We all know that time is money, and equipment downtime on a jobsite can ruin profits, so I thought I’d share some basic maintenance tips to help you keep your compact… Read More

Best Practices for OAT Coolant   Never Mix OAT with Regular Coolant Mixing coolants can cause a loss of stability in the corrosion inhibitor, cavitation erosion, and gelling damage. This type of damage is not covered by your warranty, and repairs can cost thousands of dollars. Adding as little as 10% of regular coolant in… Read More

Operator Safety Tips Follow these guidelines to help reduce injuries due to operator error. Contact the Groff Tractor location nearest you for all your safety equipment needs.   Check pins and bushings Pins and bushings can loosen over time, causing a safety hazard. Establish a maintenance routine which includes checking, tightening, and replacing pins and… Read More

Preseason Preparation Follow these best practices to make sure your machine is operating at its best before the busy season. A little prevention goes a long way in reducing costly downtime.   Make sure machines are properly greased Lubricate your machine according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. By keeping your machine properly lubricated, you reduce premature… Read More

Best Practices for Personal Protective Equipment While employers are required to enact controls and measures to guarantee a safe work site, the fact is that accidents happen, and that’s where personal protective equipment (PPE) comes in. They are essential tools to stop an incident from becoming an injury. They are also the employers’ responsibility. While… Read More

Quick Coupler Safety Tips Quick couplers are used on most jobsites. Using quick couplers safely and responsibly can reduce risk of injury and damage on the job. Follow the below tips to make sure you are taking proper precautions when using quick couplers for your attachments.   Take Precautions Train your operators To prevent accidents… Read More

Radiator Care Never open or inspect the radiator while the engine is running or the system is hot Personal injury can result from hot, pressurized coolant. Always shut off the engine and allow the radiator to cool before examining the system or beginning any work. Keep coolant fresh It’s estimated that 40 – 60% of… Read More

Remanufactured Parts Tips   Why Purchase Remanufactured Parts? Cost Less Remanufactured parts cost less than new parts, often as much as 25 – 45% less. Same Specifications as New When parts are remanufactured, they are completely disassembled, cleaned, inspected, re-engineered, and rebuilt with new components to meet OEM specifications. All parts are tested to ensure… Read More

How to Get Ready for Spring Construction Prepare your crew for the spring construction season with these helpful tips.   Wear the right gear April showers bring more than just flowers when it comes to construction jobsites. They also create wet surfaces that operators can slip or fall on. A way of preventing the hazards… Read More

Stay Cool when Working in the Summer Heat Serious health complications are always a concern when working outdoors in high temperatures and humidity. Help your employees stay productive and healthy with these tips. Learn to recognize the signs of heat exhaustion and stress. Symptoms often include confusion, dizziness, fatigue, and cramping. Any workers showing these… Read More

Staying Warm in Cold Temperatures During the winter months, it’s important to stay warm when working outdoors in cold temperatures to retain body heat and avoid hypothermia and frostbite. The following best practices will help you and your team while operating in the winter.   Prepare your equipment Air Filters Check and, if necessary, replace… Read More

Skid Steer Maintenance Skid steers are some of the most widely used, reliable, and cost-effective machines on the market. Though they are constructed to be durable, you can further enhance a skid steer’s lifespan, expand productivity, boost uptime, and save yourself from potentially costly repairs by adhering to a routine maintenance schedule. Prevention—The first step… Read More

Summer Cooling System Tips An engine’s cooling system protects it from overheating and keeps it operating at optimal temperatures. If the cooling system is not maintained properly, it must work harder to prevent the engine from overheating. As a result, your machine will not operate as efficiently, and internal components could be damaged. It is… Read More

Terramac Tips Ten Tips to Get the Most out of Your Terramac® Crawler Carrier   Learn your indicators—The lights on your dashboard aren’t just decorations. They alert you about important operation, system, and engine conditions. Review the manual prior to operation to learn what each indicator light means. Keep your machine clean—Use compressed air to… Read More

Tier 4 Engine Technologies Understanding How They Work, plus Maintenance Tips   CEGR – Cooled Exhaust Gas Recirculation In CASE C Series Excavators and N Series Loader Backhoes             Diesel Particulate Filter Tips Performance The DPF works most efficiently at full throttle, as the engine is burning cleaner while the… Read More

Time Management Tips A project’s success often comes down to how well you use your time. Meet your mark and build your reputation by following these time management best practices.   Set Goals This sounds obvious, but setting long term, short term, and daily goals puts the entire project in perspective, giving it structure while… Read More

Track Tension Tips Improper tension Loose tracks can detrack. Over-tightening can cause power loss and excessive roller and idler wear, and it could tear the tracks. Refer to your operator’s manual for track inspection and tensioning procedures. How to adjust Track tension is controlled by a track adjuster located behind the front idler. Tension adjustments… Read More

Winterization Inspection Winter Storage Avoid permanent damage by identifying potential problems now Winter Operation Avoid 2 a.m. breakdowns with service before the snow falls Winterization Includes: Change engine oil and fuel filters Lube chassis Load test battery and test alternator Check and adjust drive chains Pressure check cooling system and test freeze protection Check door,… Read More

Winter Storage Top off the fuel tank if possible If you have a diesel engine, leave it completely full during winter months to eliminate the possibility of condensation forming in the fuel tank and spreading. Condensation can clog the fuel filter, which can clog fuel lines, carburetors, and injectors. Run the engine after cleaning Run… Read More

Eighteen dealers across North America recognized for excellence in sales and support of CASE Construction Equipment. CASE Construction Equipment has named its 2019 “Diamond Dealer” and “Gold Dealer” award recipients as part of its North American Construction Equipment Partnership Program. The awards recognize dealerships across the US and Canada for excellence in five categories including… Read More