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That’s some real-world wisdom right there! :D

Has anyone noticed seasonal patterns in Salvage auctions when it comes to scoring better deals? I've heard bidding slows in certain months when contractors are busy, while off-season sales can be gold for patient buyers. From your experience, which months consistently have the best prices, and...

Yep, financing can be a big plus if you stay consistent

Hey everyone, generator theft seems to be getting worse lately, especially on unattended jobsites. I'm curious what's actually working out there to keep generators from walking off overnight. Are you relying more on GPS trackers, cages, locks, cameras, or something else? Have any tools or setups...

Haha :D, if they could really unscrew themselves, job sites would look like a blooper reel-definitely more myth than reality.

'ive run a takeuchi a few times, and honestly, they hold their own-smooth controls and plenty of power for tight spots.

If the 445 already feels a bit underpowered for you, the 45'0s extra kick should make those tougher cuts a lot smoother.

trying a bit of everything first really helps-you'll quickly see which trade feels natural with your strengths.

i'm curious about that too-especially if the cameras stay reliable after constant dust, mud, and vibration on site.

Crew delays

i'd say along with records and inspections, always ask straight-up about any liens or financing still tied to the machine-last thing you want is legal headaches after the deal.

i'd say start small-tight budget, clean paperwork, and maybe check out sba loans since they're usually friendlier to first-timers.

Ultrasonic cleaning sounds pretty slick, Miguel-I haven't tried it myself, but I've heard it can really cut down on labor for tough residues if you're hauling sticky stuff often.

totally agree it's wild to watch.. but I’d argue disassembly might actually be more nerve-wracking than the setup. Youredealing with worn parts, unpredictable weather, and tighter site conditions by the end of a project. Curious if anyone here ever had a close call or unexpected hiccup during...

daily checks are a no-brainer, but having a certified inspector step in regularly has saved our crew more than once.. its totally worth it

been wondering the same.. . daily feels like a lot for light use, but skipping too much makes me nervous Anyone ever tried tracking wear with less frequent greasing?

just jumping in ...curious if anyone here uses GPS or automation tools with their pavers? Wondering if that’s helped with smoother workflow or less downtime

Hey all, just joined the forum and been trying out a sim program recently and it really helped me get more confident before hopping in the seat. definitely feels safer starting this way