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I'm looking to get more familiar with skid steers and wanted to hear from people with real hands-on experience. In your opinion, which skid steer brands hold up best over time and are worth the money? I'm especially curious about things like reliability, ease of maintenance, parts availability...

Samsara is still the best. Been using them since last year.

Durable, faster to build, and cheaper long-term.

RB's reputation and the customer care.

Use daily checklists and leverage a project management apps

Looking for safe options or best practices before trying anything sketchy.

Are they in the manual, online somewhere, or posted on the machine itself? Looking to understand the limits better before using.

If I were in your boots, I'd go for the MIG-250PRO. The 250PRO usually has a better duty cycle. That means you can weld longer without the machine needing to take a "nap" to cool down. Do you know what I really love about YesWelder? It is their commitment to quality at an affordable price.

Ritchie Bros. has built a robust logistics network that supports its position as a leading auctioneer of heavy equipment and trucks. Their ability to manage logistics effectively is a significant factor in their success in the industry.

I am curious how to control the throttle when driving a bulldozer up a hill.

I want to know the factors that affect the bulldozer's fuel consumption.

I chose RB based on my personal experience. What about you guys?

I just wanted to know what more experienced members have to say about this.

I am curious to know if the excavator bucket is made of wear-resistant steel designed to handle constant digging, impact, and abrasion.

I wonder if it allows for getting a massive amount of dirt every hour. I am asking this to know the limits of the excavator.

Looking for the best deals on heavy equipment? Purple Wave has easy online auctions, but Ritchie Bros stands out with massive inventory, transparent bidding, and trusted in-person events. Whether you're hunting for variety, reliability, or top-notch service, Ritchie Bros consistently delivers...

Let the machine warm up properly, grease more often, and watch hoses and seals since cold temps make everything brittle. Also, keep snow and ice off linkages and electrical connections whenever you can. Keep fluids winter-rated (engine oil, coolant, hydraulics), check your batteries often...

If you are not aware of induction generators. They're widely used in wind turbines, especially older and mid-sized setups, because they're rugged, low-maintenance, and play nicely with the grid. You'll also find them in small hydro plants, industrial energy recovery systems, and places where...

Aside from getting the track in position, what is the one thing that one should not forget to do?

Nope, it does not give you a guarantee to make it when cheaper. You should know your limit and not get caught in the heat.