Find the Equipment Guy Everywhere: Every Link in One Place



Heavy equipment bought, sold, appraised & financed across Canada — that is the work. The other half of the job is staying easy to find, and as of this week every one of our channels is connected. The footer at the bottom of eqguy.ca now links to all of them, and here is what each one is for.


The website: eqguy.ca

Home base. Current listings, services, appraisals, and this blog — Let's Talk Heavy Equipment — where a new article goes up every day on buying, selling, valuing, and financing used iron.


Facebook

The Equipment Guy Facebook Page is where listings and day-to-day updates land first: machines moving across Canada, buying and selling tips, and what's new at eqguy.ca. Follow the Page here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61595977666634


Instagram and Threads

Photos and short updates from yards and sites, plus the daily post. Find us at @equipmentguy.steve on both: https://www.instagram.com/equipmentguy.steve and https://www.threads.com/@equipmentguy.steve


LinkedIn

The professional side: industry commentary, longer posts, and a weekly article every Monday. Follow the company page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/equipment-guy/


X and Pinterest

Short updates on X at @StevenGamsby (https://x.com/StevenGamsby), and boards of machines, tips, and articles on Pinterest: https://ca.pinterest.com/0ah4vhl7r7q8dx86e44z2b0er1b3ed/


Substack: the blog by email

Let's Talk Heavy Equipment is now on Substack, so the articles can land in your inbox instead of you having to come looking. Subscribe free: https://equipmentguy.substack.com


The backup blogs

The same articles also run on Blogger (https://stevengamsbytheequipmentguy.blogspot.com) and on the Canva blog (https://equipmentguy.my.canva.site/), so there is always a copy within reach.


Whichever platform you live on, we are there — and every one of them leads back to the same place: a broker who will give you a straight answer on what a machine is worth, what to pay for it, and how to finance it.


Follow the Equipment Guy Facebook Page for the machines moving across Canada, buying and selling tips, and what's new at eqguy.ca: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61595977666634


Get Let's Talk Heavy Equipment by email — subscribe free on Substack: https://equipmentguy.substack.com

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