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Great points! One thing I always keep an eye on is the cooling system—overheating can sneak up fast, especially in heavy-duty work. Also, swapping out air filters regularly helps keep the engine running efficiently. For hydraulic systems, using the right fluid and checking for contamination can...

Solid advice so far! One thing I’d add—don’t skimp on quality tires and brakes, especially if you’re hauling heavy or long distances. A good braking system can make all the difference when you’re loaded up. Also, if you’re planning on hauling equipment, tie-down points and ramps are a must...

Yeah, unbalanced loads can get sketchy real fast. I always lower the tailgate slowly and keep an eye on how the load shifts before going full tilt. Also, checking the hydraulic system for leaks or weird noises before unloading can save you from a bad day. Anyone got a preference on manual vs...

Good point about Bluetooth access, seems like a solid way to keep things secure without the hassle of codes getting shared around. But I wonder, how reliable are those systems in tough job site conditions? Dust, mud, and bad weather could mess with them. Anyone seen how they hold up long-term?

I agree that toughness and ease of maintenance are definitely important, but I would say that adaptability and efficiency should be at the forefront. Surely, a truck that can handle rough is great but one that’s versatile enough to handle different types of jobs can save you a lot of time and...

I consider the turning radius, the truck's ability to maneuver in tight spaces, and maintenance costs. Depending on the project, durability and reliability in harsh conditions are key factors for me.

I agree with Crane Chris.

Consider these steps: prepping a compacted gravel base, followed by a layer of sand for leveling. Use a string line to align pavers and ensure even spacing with a rubber mallet. Always check for level and slope before final compaction to avoid shifting.

You can start by preparing a solid base with crushed stone, to ensure it's well-compacted. Use a leveling tool for a smooth, even surface, and maintain consistent spacing between pavers using spacers or string lines for accuracy.Hope this helps!

@Crane Chris, I agree, that it can be tough to find used towable generators. @Mechelle great!

@Mechelle, common forklift injuries stem from improper training, operator error, poor maintenance, and unsafe loading practices. Ensuring regular safety training and maintenance can help reduce these risks.

@benvr I agree

Running the engine at max RPMs constantly can indeed cause unnecessary wear and tear; it's typically best to adjust RPMs based on the load and task to ensure the longevity of the machine.

How much should I expect to pay for a new or used skid steer? Any advice on pricing?