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As a new operator, I'd definitely plan the route ahead and double-check clearances, weight limits, and fuel stops.

I always check the route for bridge heights, weight limits, and permits ahead of time.

My RC30 had low voltage, so I replaced the battery and alternator. It still isn't charging. Could the alternator diode be bad?

After shutting off the engine, the green light on the master battery switch stays on and keeps changing brightness. I'm also getting L01 and L04 fault codes. The codes briefly cleared after a manual regen but came back later. Could this be a wiring or electrical issue?

You may have luck checking heavy equipment salvage yards, online equipment marketplaces, or local construction equipment dealers. If possible, include your location, as it can help others recommend nearby sellers or available L140 loader rear-end parts or a complete rear axle. Good luck with...

If your Bobcat 763 idles and drives normally but loses power when you use the hydraulics, check the hydraulic fluid, filter, and hoses first. A strange noise when lowering the bucket may also point to low fluid or a hydraulic pump issue. Regular maintenance can help keep your skid steer running...

I do the same. I'd rather sell while it's still dependable and worth something than wait until a major repair forces the decision.

From what I've heard, it can save quite a bit on material and hauling costs.

My payloader has very little pushing power. In 1st gear, it drives like it's in 2nd gear. I did a speed test and confirmed it matches 2nd gear speed. Has anyone had this problem? What was the cause?

I'm thinking about buying a Mauldin/PSI 413 for driveway maintenance, parking lots, and ATV trail grading. I haven't operated one of these 4-wheel maintainers before, so I'm curious about its stability and traction, especially on rough ground and hills. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who has...

Annual inspections are the standard. Most bucket trucks should be inspected and tested at least once a year to stay compliant with ANSI and OSHA requirements.

My 2001 Case wheel loader has slow hydraulics. It works better when I rev the engine in neutral, but once the hydraulic oil gets hot, it becomes much slower. What was the cause or fix?

I'm trying to adjust the throttle cable on my John Deere 550G. I have the TM1404 service manual, but the adjustment procedure points to TM1403, Group 9010-20, which I don't have access to. Could someone who has that manual please share a screenshot of the relevant page or explain the adjustment...

Yes, age makes a difference. Newer, lower-hour machines usually qualify for better rates and easier approval,

I'm removing the engine from a motor grader and have already removed all the engine mounts. Before pulling the engine, I'm trying to determine if there are hidden bellhousing bolts under the angled top cover of the transmission. Are there bolts inside the top transmission cover that secure the...

I'm having a steering clutch issue on my Case 455C dozer. The left brake applies immediately without the clutch disengaging first, while the right side works normally, with the clutch engaging before the brake. I've already removed and checked the transmission control valve, and the clutch spool...

Makes sense.

A hydraulic thumb is hard to beat. I've seen some great attachment deals on both Boom & Bucket and Ritchie Bros., and it's amazing how one upgrade can make a machine so much more versatile.

I'm getting fault codes 2030.09 and 2228.09 on my JD 350G LC. The machine runs fine most of the time, but then an alarm comes on, the engine RPM drops for a few seconds, and everything goes back to normal. Any ideas on what I should check first?

I'm working on a Case W36 wheel loader that seems to have no true neutral. Forward works normally, reverse works normally, but neutral feels like it's partially engaged in reverse, which makes the machine unsafe to operate. I'm planning to do the rear brakes first, but I'm wondering if this...