Set your max price before bidding and stick to it, inspect what you can in person, and remember there's always another auction, don't get caught up i nthe moment.
great points.. add to that mentoring newer crew members is a fast track too.
when supervisors see you taking the lead and helping others without being asked it shows youre ready for more responsibility
its not just about skills... its about how you show up every day
Hey @Nathan_Sanders0507 if you're dealing with rough terrain, mud, or uneven ground a 4WD is a game changer better traction, stability, and versatility. For flat, paved sites? 2WD might still get the job done. Just depends on your daily grind
interesting stuff... i've always glanced at oil reports but never really understood what all the numbers meant. Do you guys use any cheat sheet or tool to quickly interpret the results, especially for newbies?
definitely still feeling the squeeze. We've been salvaging what we can, using local machine shops, and doubling down on preventive maintenance to stretch what we've got.