Hey @Rodney Martin,to break it down a bit more: the hydraulic system pushes a telescopic cylinder that lifts the dump bed at an angle (usually 45+), letting gravity do the unloading. Standard rear dumps are the most common, but you've also got side dumps for faster unloading and bottom dumps for...
i hear you, ctls are beasts on soft ground, no question-but i've had skid steers surprise me on muddy sites with the right tires and a good operator. sometimes speed and agility make up for the lack of tracks
Totally agree with what's been said-I'd also add wearing high-vis gear and always having a spotter when working in tight or active areas. Can't be too careful with trenchers
Man, hands down it’s labor productivity. Stats show over 30% of time on site still gets wasted on waiting, fixing mistakes, or hunting down materials. You can have the best schedule or gear, but if the crew’s not dialed in or there is constant rework yur bleeding money every day. Curious how...