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Good point, Mike. I’d be curious too—seems like dust, mud, and weather could mess with Bluetooth signals or the hardware itself. If it holds up, though, it could be a game-changer for security and access control. Anyone tested it in really rough conditions?

Love the mix of classic square-body styling with modern tech! It’s got that old-school tough look but with all the new comforts, its best of both worlds. Curious to see how it holds up in the long run!

Definitely seeing a big push toward automation and sustainability.

Yeah, the shift is definitely happening! It’ll be interesting to see how fast the old-school crews adapt!

Yeah, $100k+ is definitely possible, but usually with union jobs, specialized equipment, or a ton of overtime. Location plays a big role too, big city or remote job sites tend to pay more. Are your guys mostly hourly or salary?

The 450 Rancher is a great saw for firewood and medium-sized trees, but if you’re dealing with big hardwoods regularly, I’d second the suggestion to look at the 460 Rancher. A little extra power can make a big difference over time. Either way, Husqvarna makes solid saws!

Totally agree with Gerry—training is key!

Case is definitely a solid choice for cost and maintenance, but if you're running machines hard every day, CAT still wins.

@Briggs Ivan makes a great point! There are a few vintage chainsaw forums and Facebook groups where people trade parts and share specs. Harold, have you checked eBay or any classic chainsaw restoration sites? Sometimes you can find NOS (new old stock) parts that still fit perfectly. If all else...

Hey everyone, I’ve been noticing a lot of shifts in the construction industry lately like rising material costs, new tech like AI-powered project management, and tighter safety regulations. Curious to hear from others: What trends do you think will have the biggest impact this year? Are you...