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Solid choice; equipment operation can be a great career if you're willing to learn. Starting with skid steers and backhoes is smart, and getting OSHA or NCCER certs can definitely help. Are you leaning toward union work or private companies?

Yeah, I’ve wondered the same thing. It seems like a solid idea for short-term rentals, but I’d be worried about how people treat the equipment. Have you heard any feedback on how well Rubbl handles damage claims or maintenance issues? Could make a big difference for owners.

Haven't used Quipli myself, but definitely feel you on Excel getting messy fast. Curious, does it make things easier day-to-day, or is it just another system to keep up with? How’s the setup process?

GPS tracking has been a game-changer for keeping tabs on equipment, especially on larger job sites. Predictive maintenance is solid too—catching issues before they turn into downtime saves a ton on repairs. Been using telematics to monitor usage, and it definitely helps with scheduling...

Hello everyone, I’m looking to purchase a log splitter in the 25-30 ton range and wanted to get some input on the best brands out there. From what I’ve seen, brands like Iron & Oak, Brave, Yardmax, and Boss seem to have good reputations. I’ve also heard a few folks mention Dirty Hand Tools and...

Hey @Hammer&Nail! Echo is actually a Japanese company, but they've been selling in the U.S. for decades. Their U.S. headquarters is in Illinois. In terms of reliability, they are right up there with Stihl and Husky, though they tend to be more homeowner-focused rather than strictly...

Great advice from everyone! Using carbide-tipped teeth is a game-changer for concrete, and monitor closely to mixed materials. Those can wreck your blades fast if you're not careful.

What kind of project are you working on? Rental costs vary a lot based on crane size, location, and whether you need an operator.