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What a beautiful monster agricultural machine it is! How long does it take to get the machine after approval? I informed my son about RBFS, and he is interested, too.

Can you tell us what agricultural machinery you are planning to get from RBFS? This is my first time hearing about them.

Actually, it varies; you can use it on roads/highways, parking lots, or concrete pads.

Can you recommend the lowest or most affordable courier for heavy equipment here in the US?

The left pedal is the inching pedal, which you can use when starting to modulate transmission engagement.

The most frustrating and common site scenario is when a heavy iron won't stop functioning in a very bad spot. What do you usually do?

Do you know that market is dominated by a few major player and using the right one depends on what do you need? Nothing can beat the CAT, it is the most undisputed leader!

Carrier-provided GPS tracking is great, but often inconsistent. When you have a high-value asset traveling across the country, are you relying on the carrier's ELD/GPS?

Since rules vary so much by state or country, what is the single most important safety or regulatory step an owner should take before letting an employee operate an excavator?

You nailed the core issue: the maintenance bill vs. the traction trade-off. Based on your experience, what's the best way to keep that track wear down and get the most life out of a CTL?

Right on! Those hydraulics make like a lot easier. Ever mess with one that had a multi-stage cylinder? Kinda cool how much lift you get out of such a compact setup.

Honestly, it depends on the job. If I am in a tight trench or working around pipes, I will grab a rammer or plate compactor. It is easy to move around and get the job done. For big areas with clay or heavy dirt, a padfoot roller is the way to go because it kneads that soil in. If it is gravel...

Picking the right flatbed trailer really comes down to what you are hauling and how often you'll use it.

Skid steers can definitely hold their own, especially with the right tires and a skilled operator. They might not have the same track grip, but their speed and agility can make a big difference on muddy sites. It is all about knowing how to work with what you have got.

That is a great observation. They usually have hydraulic levers to control the tracks. It is a pretty unique system that gives operators control, especially in tough terrains.