www.johnpelts.net
The construction community has a new place to learn all about engineering vehicles and heavy machinery. John Pelts has decided to take his fifteen years of experience in the industry to create a website that shows his expertise in a wide range of heavy vehicles. The website focuses on vehicles you normally see at construction sites like bulldozers, loaders, excavators and dump trucks. However, other equipment like cranes, track harvesters, compactors and pavers are also included on the website.
If someone wants to learn more about companies that make these types of vehicles, this is the place to go. People can check it out to learn about the best brands in the industry like Komatsu, Caterpillar, Doosan, Deere and Volvo Construction Equipment. In John’s opinion, all of the companies out there have something unique to offer, but people often have a hard time finding the right information and making a large purchase for these types of equipment.
Design & Promote used an orange background to keep the construction theme, and an easy layout for visitors to navigate. Mr. Pelts thinks the home page and blog function are a must for his site. “Design & Promote did a great job listening to me and incorporating everything I needed in my heavy equipment website. I love the construction blog and the videos.”
John is constantly updating the site with new information about these heavy vehicles on the blog page of the site. To help people learn more about heavy equipment, Mr. Pelts has set up a services page with helpful information. For example, if someone needs to choose between a Volvo dozer and a Komatsu dozer, John will guide you with useful information about each.
About John Pelts Heavy Equipment
John Pelts has been involved in the heavy equipment industry through construction and farming primarily, and has over fifteen years of experience with multiple types of heavy equipment. He wants to help others learn about these massive machines, so this website has been setup to be a great resource for anyone interested in heavy equipment.
http://www.johnpelts.net
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