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Just because the weather is turning colder doesn't mean that you need to put your work gear on the backburner until spring- quite the opposite is true! Harsh winter weather conditions require special outerwear that is going to protect your skin and protect your eyes, keep you warm and help you remain productive on the... Continue Reading →
Today I’d like to tell you all about one of my favorite work jackets: Caterpillar’s Core Quilted Shirt Jacket with Hood. When you’re freezing on a jobsite, a good jacket can seem like your best friend, and this one from Caterpillar, a company known for the quality of its products, is no exception. What I... Continue Reading →
Did you have a hard time staying warm last winter? Are you having a hard time staying warm this winter? The solution to your problem may lie in the type of clothes you’re wearing. For instance you could probably warm yourself up quite a bit by wearing a pair of flannel lined Carhartt pants. For... Continue Reading →
I was born in the great state of Minnesota, where as a child I worked on my grandfather Ezekiel’s farm. While there were no crops to tend to in the winter, the animals – pigs, cows, chickens – still needed looking after. Back in those days we didn’t have Carhartt headwear to keep our noggins... Continue Reading →
When you’re out on the jobsite trying to earn enough money to put a little food on your plate, there are few things you should pay more attention to than your feet. Without your feet, you might find it difficult to keep those pay checks rolling in. As I’m sure you already know, owning a... Continue Reading →
by the Professional Power Tool Guide Although everyone loves to talk about the beauty of spring and summer seasons, there are a dedicated few who love the adventure and opportunity brought on by the chilly temperatures of fall and winter. If you are the kind of person that likes to go on late season hunting... Continue Reading →
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