An excavator's specifications list far more than horsepower and bucket size. The machine's physical dimensions shape everything from how you haul it to the job to whether it can even fit through the gate once it arrives. Get those dimensions wrong for your site, and you face delays, blocked access, and costly transport headaches.
These hoses carry the pressurized fluid that raises the platform and holds it in place. When they stay in good condition, the machine lifts dependably.
Asphalt rolling looks simple from the outside, yet the details separate a smooth, lasting surface from one that tears and looks uneven. One of those details is water.
Choosing a skid steer often comes down to one question that many buyers overlook until it is too late: can the machine actually place material where it needs to go?