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If your Volvo A35E brake gauge is jumping, it is usually a sensor or wiring issue. Here is a simple checklist: 1. Check the Sensor Swap it: Try swapping the front and rear brake sensors. If the problem moves to the other gauge, the sensor is bad. Inspect: Look for moisture or "green crust"...

Any word on a dedicated "IronPlanet" crossover soon, or is it mostly just field gear for the next couple of weeks?

My CAT 314C CR (CAT engine) won't crank after a failed start in 5f weather. It cranked fine for 5 seconds, I cycled the glow plugs again, and now nothing.

The JD 310D loader joystick suddenly twisted clockwise by about an inch. Now, the "dump" function barely moves and the handle feels out of alignment. The loader still lifts and curls, but the range of motion for dumping is gone. Is there a common set screw or linkage nut that vibrates loose on...

I'm trying to expand our SmartEquip setup across multiple machines and sites, but I'm not sure of the best way to extend the network connections reliably. Has anyone here done this before?

I've heard about Rouse Services and their Rental Insights tool, but I'm curious how it works in practice. From what I understand, it collects real rental data from hundreds of companies

I'm reaching out to see if anyone has run into this on a Cat 16M grader. We were mid-pass today and suddenly lost all implement functions. Blade won't move, circle is dead, and the ripper is stuck up.

Dealing with a SE 4201 11J fault code can be incredibly frustrating, especially since it usually results in your vehicle refusing to start

Basically, I just want to learn from people who've actually used Marketplace-E before I dive in. Anyone willing to share their experience?

When buying used construction equipment, bring a qualified heavy equipment mechanic or equipment inspector if you're unsure. a thorough inspection can save thousands in unexpected repair costs. if you're purchasing from a heavy equipment auction, always review inspection reports and understand...

From what I understand so far: Always park on level ground to avoid tipping. Lower the bucket or attachment all the way to the ground. Engage the parking brake and put the joysticks/control levers in neutral. Turn off the engine and remove the key. Am I missing anything? Are there any...

Hey everyone, I’m new here. I want to sell some items on marketplace-e. Any tips would be awesome.

i'm trying to understand when they make the most sense to use on a job.

What are they best used for on road or site projects? Are they mainly for asphalt removal, or can they handle other surfaces too? Also curious about maintenance and what to watch out for when running one.

We run loaders in some pretty harsh conditions, dust, mud, heat, and long operating hours, and I'm trying to stay ahead of breakdowns and downtime.

I'd love to hear your experience: which issues pop up most often, what preventative maintenance really makes a difference, and tips for keeping these machines reliable under heavy use.

For anyone who's run RB excavators on real job sites, I'd love to hear your hourly production numbers, tips for maximizing cycles, and any tricks for working efficiently in tight spaces. Even rough estimates or ranges would help me plan better.

I wanted to get a clear picture of how they actually help sellers.

I'm trying to learn the best practices for listing equipment, setting competitive reserves, and getting the most ROI. A few things I'm wondering: -How do you usually handle inspection reports, asset grading, and condition ratings for RB brand machines? -Does IronPlanet take care of transport...

I've been looking at some D6 and D8 specs, and it feels like dozers are in a completely different league than excavators. Since a dozer is basically a massive friction machine, constantly fighting ground resistance and pushing weight, the fuel numbers are pretty staggering. Here is the...