Over 70 Million Reasons Denver International Loves O.J. Watson
By Michael McClanahan / February 10, 2024

2023 saw Denver International Airport’s busiest year ever and O.J. Watson Equipment is proud to have helped make it possible. According to a press release by the airport, Denver International served 77,837,917 passengers in 2023, a 12.3% increase over the previous record, set the previous year, and securing its place as the third-busiest airport in the US (and fifth busiest in the world). Each...

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October 30, 2023

Let It Snow!

This year, the fall weather has been delightful but fleet managers know it can turn frightful overnight. That’s why they count on O.J. Watson Equipment Co. to keep them rolling throughout the...

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October 26, 2023

Electric Work Truck Options Are Growing

It’s no secret that the push to battery-operated cars, trucks, trains, and even airplanes is gaining momentum here in Colorado and in several other states. Colorado governor Jared Polis’...

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Michael McClanahan - September 30, 2023

Deferred Maintenance is Deferred Profits

Fleet maintenance can be expensive and time consuming. But breakdowns and lack of trucks costs even more. Instead of making you money, idle trucks keep you from it. That’s why it’s important to keep...

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Michael McClanahan - September 24, 2023

Look Sharp for Winter Work

Mid-October is the average date for the Denver area’s first snowfall, but the 14ers have already gotten their first dusting of snow and nearby ski resorts are planning their opening dates. So don’t...

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Michael McClanahan - August 22, 2023

Budget-Friendly Upgrades to Your Fleet

Here at O.J. Watson Equipment, we pride ourselves on the depth and breadth of top-of-the-line work trucks and equipment we sell and service. But sometimes your budget simply won’t stand the hit from...

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Michael McClanahan - August 15, 2023

Electrification Push Creates More Contracting Work

Times are changing. You’ve no doubt noticed that there’s a big push to electrify everything from cars to kitchens and commercial buildings. Some cities, Denver among them, have prohibited running...

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