Buying decisions and honest comparisons. What to buy, what to skip, and why.
Whether a used machine starts tells you almost nothing. Here is how to find out if the pump, burner, engine, plumbing and safety controls will hold up under a real day of work.
A skid should make your crew faster on the jobs that pay the bills, not just look organized in the back of a truck. Here is how to plan one around the work, the water and the wrench.
A machine can show impressive PSI on a spec sheet and still be the wrong tool for the work. Start with the soil, the surface, the production target and the water supply.
Buy the wrong setup and the cost shows up in slow production, damaged surfaces, wasted fuel, and repair bills. Start with the job, not the catalog.
Most people shopping for more pressure are short on flow and do not know it yet.
The format decision you live with every day for five years, and the tradeoffs nobody mentions at purchase.
We publish this list because you should be able to run it on any machine you are considering — from us or from anyone else.
