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good question! i've always wondered that too . . . how do they handle payments and returns with something that huge? seems like a risky move if the buyer suddenly backs out after delivery.

I think it's going to be a mix . . steel for safety and structure, and aluminum or alloys for lighter, more efficient EV builds. The balance between strength and weight is what'll shape the next generation of vehicles.

I've found keeping cutter teeth sharp and tweaking drum speed for different materials really helps performance and saves wear.

Big help

I'm looking to sell some heavy equipment and want to make sure I get the best value out of it. Do you guys usually go through dealers, auctions, or online marketplaces-and which works out best in your experience? Any tips for pricing or reaching serious buyers would be a huge help!

Yeah, $400 feels a bit pricey for just a day-unless it includes all the bells and whistles like drop-off, pickup, and dumping. I'd call around a few local spots and see if they'll price match or cut you a better deal. Sometime ssmaller companies are more flexible!

i went battery just so i'd stop smelling like a gas station every sunday. bonus: i can actually hear myself think now while mowing :LOL:. still waiting for one that also makesm e a lemonade afterward though...

yeah, i've had the same issue in the cold - switching to winter-graed fluid and letting it warm up first made a big difference for me.

hey folks, i'm plnaning out a metal warehouse build, around 60x100 feet, and trying to figure out the right gauge thickness for the wall and roof panels. i've seen everything from 26 to 14 gauge mentioned, but i'm not sure what's best for durability without driving up costs too much. what gauge...