Recent content by Jorgie_jones

Solid takes here! Pitts, Serco, and even Peerless are still leading the pack in 2025 for durability and payload. If you’re working steep or rough sites, steel’s the beast, but aluminum or hybrids really help on long hauls where every pound matters. And yeah, those integrated scale systems and...

Good points all around! Daily operator checks help catch small issues early, but certified inspections are a must for those hidden problems. Anyone here ever had a close call where an inspection saved the day?

lots of great stuff!

@Jackross That’s a great question! I’ve seen situations where an incline seemed minor at first, but once the ground started shifting under the weight of the crane, it became a real problem. Lesson learned, always double-check ground conditions, even if it looks solid. Anyone else had an...

Some solid advice here! Reliability definitely seems like the key factor, especially if downtime would cost you more in the long run. @johnnyrogers, are you leaning toward any specific brands or features so far? Curious if anyone here has a go-to model for durability and ease of maintenance!

Yeah! Clearance seems like one of those things that can get overlooked until it’s too late. Do most operators rely on posted height markers, or is it more of a ‘know your truck’ kind of thing? Curious if anyone has a go-to method for avoiding close calls!

hey @DirtMover, I've had great experiences with Sure-Trac's HD Low Profile Dump Trailers for heavy loads. Their robust build and reliable hydraulic systems have been dependable on various job sites. I prefer gooseneck models for enhanced stability and higher load capacity. It's also crucial to...