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Category: Misc

What is a Rol-a-Lift?

The Rol-a-Lift is a dolly system that provides a practical solution for moving bulky and hard-to-handle loads.

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Confused by lifting eyebolt standards? Let’s clear it up.

Confused about lifting eyebolt standards? You’re in the right place! In this blog, we’re breaking down what a lifting eyebolt is, as well as the governing standards for eyebolts used in rigging operations. What is a rigging & lifting eyebolt? A rigging lifting eyebolt is a vital piece of hardware in lifting and rigging operations. […]

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What Does “Never Saddle a Dead Horse” Mean?

There’s a well-known saying intended to aid in remembering which way to attach a wire rope clip that reads, “never saddle a dead horse.” As our blog title reflects, that’s what we’ll be discussing today.

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12 Reasons to Rent: #11 Increased Borrowing Capacity

Reason #11 to Rent: How LGH Boosts Your Borrowing Capacity Without Sacrificing Growth Preserve Capital. Expand Possibilities In today’s unpredictable economy, preserving your company’s capital is more important than ever. Tying up funds in equipment that may only be used once or twice limits your flexibility and strains your balance sheet. By renting instead of […]

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12 Reasons to Rent – #5 Access to the Best Manufactured Gear; Tested, Certified and Ready for Use

Reason #5 to Rent: LGH Certified Rental Gear That’s Ready to Perform — Every Time Access the Best. Avoid the Headaches. From day one, LGH built its business around one goal: delivering top-tier rental gear that’s safer, more reliable, and ready when you are. Instead of selling equipment, we focused on value—making sure every customer […]

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Swivel joint and connection with a steel cable when installing the structures outdoor. Rusty Sling With Hook . Hook construction crane with slings near sea.

Why Buying Used Rigging Equipment Can Be Risky

Buying used rigging equipment from an auction or second-hand dealer might seem like a quick way to cut costs. But before you make that decision, it’s worth examining what you’re really getting — and the potential risks involved.

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