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No doubt, the 026 earned its rep with a near-perfect power-to-weight ratio (around 3.5 hp in a 10.4 lb body) and that old-school magnesium crankcase. It’s a DIYer’s dream too, its super serviceable and still tons of parts floating around. Hard to beat that kind of legacy!

Hey folks, Quick question, how often do bucket trucks need to be recertified to stay compliant and safe? I know there are OSHA and ANSI standards involved, but the timelines can get a bit confusing. Anyone here go through the process recently or have tips on staying on top of it?

Totally agree! Brand and condition go a long way, but demand really drives the price. I’ve been checking auction sites and equipment marketplaces lately just to get a feel for what’s moving and at what price. With how the market’s shifting, it definitely pays to stay flexible and do a bit of...

Yeah, prices have been rough this year. I've seen a few projects get pushed back just because the numbers didn't work anymore. Some folks I know are locking in material prices early or sourcing more locally to avoid surprises. It's definitely making budgeting and planning a lot more of a...

Hey everyone, I’ve noticed some forklifts have blue lights on them, and I’m curious about the purpose. Are these lights a safety feature, or do they serve another function? Would love to hear your thoughts on why forklifts use blue lights in certain work environments.

Hey @Clark Boyle, my friend actually just purchased a new trencher recently, and it cost them around $25k for a mid-sized ride-on model. They were comparing prices for new vs. used and ended up going with a new one for the warranty and peace of mind. If you're looking for something similar, I’d...

Hi everyone, I'm looking for insights into the best construction financing options for projects in 2025. With new trends and evolving interest rates, what types of loans or financing are most effective for large-scale projects this year? I’d love to hear your experiences or recommendations for...

Good points so far! @dig, have you thought about how much weight you're comfortable handling for long cutting sessions? Balance can make a big difference!

Great points here! @Helen Armstrong, are you looking for a mixer for a specific project, or just exploring the different options out there?

Yep, Subpart CC is the one! Covers all the signal requirements for cranes and derricks, including hand and voice signals. @Ernie, are you looking for general info or something more specific, like certification requirements for signal persons?

Lots of great advice here! I’d also add that some companies offer discounts for long-term rentals, so if you need it for more than a few days, it’s worth negotiating. @dig, have you gotten any quotes yet? Curious what rates you’re seeing in your area!

Agree with Altec and Versalift being top-tier choices! I’ve also heard good things about Terex for heavy-duty work. What kind of jobs are you using it for? That might help narrow down the best model for your needs!

$400 for a 10-yard dumpster sounds a bit on the higher end, but not unheard of, especially if it includes drop-off, pickup, and disposal fees. Might be worth calling around to compare—some places have better deals for short-term rentals!

Yeah, porta potty rental prices seem to be all over the place, and companies love to hide extra fees. Definitely worth asking upfront about things like delivery charges and extra cleanings. Anyone ever had luck negotiating a better rate for a long-term rental?