A simple POST request will return a JSON document with all of the specs we have on file for the particular model you are searching for. Spec requests that we can not fufill are moved to the top of the list for updating. Specs are returned in categories such as Body, Braking System, Engine, Dimensions, Hydraulic System and more specific sub-categories like Arm Length, Axles, Bucket Breakout Force, Carry Height, and Weight Distribution Front - loaded.
We make our Heavy Equipment Data available to provide specific machine data to you and our customers. We curently have 402,088 distinct specifications for 18,679 different machines and we update existing specs, and add new spec data every day.
Sometimes API access doesn't help you with the problem at hand, and you need a file of all of the data. We can offer our 402,088 data points available in a downloadable Excel document. To inquire about this option, email Teddy McKeon at tmckeonjr@cegltd.com or call 800-523-2200 x170.
Every customer brings their own naming conventions to their data. We have all seen the 10 different ways dealers and customers refer to specific machines. Our Normalization API will bring all of the different naming conventions into an industry standard naming format. We currently maintain and update 344,683 names and aliases for the heavy equipment industries. Our API has thousands of naming alternatives, with more being added everyday, to help properly name your equipment categories, manufacturers, and models.
Send us a POST request with your manufacturer, category, and model names and we will return a JSON document with a normalized naming convention.
HeavyEquipmentData.com provides APIs for the Compaction, Construction, Cranes, Forestry, Landscaping, and Paving industries. Heavy Equipment Data is a project of Construction Equipment Guide, putting machines in front of buyers for over 60 years.