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Spot on, @heavydutyAlex! From experience, staying on top of daily checks saves a ton of headaches down the road. Catching small issues early can keep you from failing that big annual inspection when it really counts!

Altec and Versalift are both solid choices for durability and performance, especially if you need something reliable for daily use. A lot depends on what kind of work you’re doing, are you looking for something compact or a heavy-duty setup?

Yeah, it mostly depends on local rules and the work environment, but it’s always a good idea for extra safety!

Good question!

Sustainability is where I see the biggest push. More projects are incorporating solar panels, smart energy systems, and eco-friendly materials.It’s cool to see the industry evolving, but there’s still a long way to go before green tech becomes the standard.

Hey @dig, lots of great advice here already! If you’re leaning toward battery-powered, I’d say go for a brand with a solid battery ecosystem, you’ll appreciate having interchangeable batteries for other tools down the road. Also, if you have a lot of tight spots or obstacles, maneuverability is...

@Harold Miller123, that sounds like a great project! If you haven’t already, you might want to check with local machine shops or specialty fastener suppliers, they sometimes have hard-to-find thread sizes or can help you match the exact specs. Also, if the threads are worn out, a helicoil insert...

Hey @benvr! A good start is just listening to how your clients talk and picking up terms as you go. You could also check out equipment manuals, YouTube videos, or even ask coworkers, most guys are happy to explain if you show interest!

Yeah, it’s definitely a challenge right now. I’ve seen some crews bringing in more apprentices and cross-training workers to help fill gaps. Have you tried anything that’s actually working, or is it still a struggle?