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When purchasing or leasing an offroad dump truck, I consider the payload, longevity and ease in servicing. If it can’t carry a considerable weight without breaking down, then it is useless You guys, what features do you pay attention to?

I look at terrain, load size, and fuel use when picking an articulated truck. Needs to handle rough ground, carry heavy loads, and not waste fuel. How do y’all chose? What’s most important for your jobs?

Both wheeled and tracked skid loaders have been utilized, wheels are more mobile on hard surfaces but they tend to slide on softer terrains. Tracks provide better traction in slushy conditions, however they are more expensive and easily damaged. Which out of the two do you think is better...

When pickin’ a machine i always ask, compact track loader or skid steer? Tracks are great on soft ground, but a skid steer’s better for tight space and costs less. How do y’all chose? Stick to one or does it depend on the job?

I have operated road reclaimers on all surfaces such as asphalt, concrete, and mixed agregates. Every type has its own characteristics. Asphalt is easy to grind, concrete is a monster, while mix materials can easily spoil your blades. How do you cope with different types of materials? Are there...

Been workin’ with asphalt a while, and temp control’s critical—too hot, it burns; too cold, no compaction. I monitor the paver heat, but it’s treacky to keep it steady. How do y’all handle temperature control to get that even lay? Any tips?