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@12ZacharryClark for a small crew, a Class 5 usually does the job just fine and is way easier to maneuver and cheaper to run. Class 7 makes sense if you’re hauling heavier loads or running bigger booms every day, but otherwise it can be overkill

Use matters

Haven't used it personally, but from what I've heard, Quipli makes rental tracking way less of a headache-definitely worth giving the demo a spin

For most general skid steer work, a ballpark is usually $75-$125/hour depending on attachments and local rates-adjust up if you're handling heavy grading or demolition.

Yeah, that's exactly what I'm eseing too,.waiting lately just feels like rolling the dice while prices keep creeping up.

Honestly, it’s all about matching the truck to your toughest jobs

One big edge Ritchie Bros has is the sheer scale and volume of inventory, plus consistent inspections and global buyer reach, which I believe is tough for anyone to truly match.

Hey, do you guys actually enjoy bidding wars, or are you more of the "buy now and sleep at night" type? I love the thrill of an auction, but watching the price jump in the last 10 seconds can be stressful. On the flip side, fixed pricing feels boring but my blood pressure appreciates it. Curious...