absolutely, . been using BIM for a few years now, and it’s a total game change
real-time access on site helps us catch issues before they become expensive fixes
makes coordination with trades so much smoother, especially when you're juggling tight schedules
Crazy stat man... equipment theft costs the industry over $1 billion a year
I started using GPS with geofencing alerts and a remote kill switch and way more peace of mind now especially overnight
great forum topic... Ive noticed lead times stretching and prices climbing too.
Curious how smaller companies are handling the switch to cleaner tech without breaking the bank
Hey folks, I’m looking at upgrading my setup and wondering if a pintle hitch is the better option for hauling heavier log trailers. I've heard mixed opinions and some say it offers more flexibility and strength, while others mention it can be noisy or sloppy when towing. I mostly haul off-road...
Yeah, staying compliant’s getting trickier for sure, especially if you run older gear. Anyone here had to install retrofit kits or switch to Tier 4 rentals just to stay on certain job sites? Curious how folks are balancing cost vs compliance these days.
Yeah, I’ve definitely seen how easy it is to underestimate height, especially when switching between rigs. Does anyone here actually carry a measuring stick or height pole on-site, or do most of you just trust your build sheet and hope for the best?
Hey crew,
Curious if anyone else is running into major supply-chain slowdowns when it comes to getting new heavy equipment or parts. We’ve been waiting on a couple of machines and even basic components like filters and tires are taking longer than usual. Is this still hitting most of you hard...