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Totally agree with all of this!

Yeah, I’ve been noticing the same thing—used towables are getting snapped up fast lately! I’ve had a bit of luck checking smaller rental yards and even talking to a few contractors directly. Let us know if you score one It's always good to hear where people are finding deals!

Hey folks, Just curious about how often you all service your generators to keep them running strong? I’ve heard everything from every 100 hours to once a year, depending on usage. What’s your go-to maintenance schedule, and do you follow the manual or go by experience?

Glad you got it figured out, @benvr! It's always the little things, right? I’ve definitely run into some weird quirks with lifts before, like one that refused to go up unless it was perfectly level. Who knew they were so picky?

Purple Power's got that 'can't beat it' vibe, but if you're feeling adventurous, mixing in some diesel might just turn you into a degreasing wizard. Just don’t get carried away unless you’re trying to start a cleaning revolution!

That’s a solid start on troubleshooting! Since you’re hearing some movement but not getting a full response, it could be air in the hydraulic system or a pressure issue like @LoggerMike mentioned. Have you tried bleeding the hydraulics to make sure there’s no trapped air? Also, that disconnected...

Yeah, a battery-powered saw sounds perfect for occasional use—no hassle with fuel or maintenance. The Greenworks 40V keeps popping up as a solid choice. Would be curious to hear how it works for you if you grab it!

Yeah, $400 seems a bit steep for just one day, but if it includes everything, it might be worth it. Definitely check a few more local places—sometimes you can find better deals if you're flexible with timing!

Sounds like quite a job with that tree! Definitely get a few quotes to compare, and if you're keeping the wood for firewood, that could definitely help lower the cost a bit. The crane might add to the price, but better safe than sorry if it's that close to your house!

Sounds like you're really putting some thought into this! Both the MS 261 and Echo CS-590 are solid choices. If you’re leaning towards Stihl because of the dealer support, that’s a big factor. But if you want to save a bit and still get a lot of power, the Echo might be a good route. Have you...

Totally! It’s like choosing between a sports car and an off-road truck! If you need speed and tight turns, wheels are your best friend. But if you're wading through mud or tackling uneven terrain, tracks are a game-changer! @jackthompson, are you leaning towards one based on your specific projects?

Daily pre-shift inspections are a must to catch any immediate issues, and regular maintenance helps prevent bigger problems down the line. A good checklist makes a huge difference in keeping things running safely and smoothly!

Yeah, propane forklifts are solid for all-weather performance and quick refueling. I’ve also noticed they don’t lose power over a shift like electric ones do. Definitely a good choice if you need consistent performance with minimal downtime!

Yeah, distractions and speeding are big ones! I’ve seen a lot of close calls just from operators rushing or not paying attention. Setting clear traffic rules and making sure everyone stays alert definitely helps cut down on accidents.

Solid point, but let’s be real, if you’re the one paying, ‘multiple trucks’ just sounds like ‘multiple headaches.’ Might be worth flipping a coin between buying a big truck or hiring a therapist for the stress of keeping a whole fleet running!

yeah, height definitely varies a lot depending on the truck type and setup. I’ve seen standard on-road dumps around 12-13 feet, but some off-road beasts can push 15+ feet easy. Always good to check specs if you're working around low bridges or tight clearance spots!

Yeah, I’ve noticed more companies leaning into automation and AI, especially for project planning and site monitoring.Green tech is catching on fast, especially with stricter regulations pushing for energy-efficient buildings. It’s exciting to see where all this is headed!

Oh man, missing fall protection is probably the most common like guys walking around on high beams like they’re in a circus.

Hey @DanMichaels288! Great insights! One of the biggest things I’ve seen is that a lot of accidents happen when people rush or get too comfortable with the job. Taking an extra second to double-check gear, secure ladders, or communicate with coworkers can make a huge difference. Regular safety...