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Here we go again…another vendor trying to sell me a load of BS! This one is somewhat complicated, so to keep it brief I will highlight only the important aspects of the proposal. Like the previous ROI or BS post I will not cite the manufacturer’s name, and will reserve my comments until after I have received input from the fleet community.
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First, and to put it rather bluntly, virtually everything they listed is subject to interpretation and variation. While there are some variables that appear very reasonable, nearly all of them could be altered positively or negatively. Let’s look at the each variable individually.
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Bobcat’s tank-mounted air compressors offer a tri-voltage plug-and-play package with connectivity for up to four machines.
Read More →The Case CX145D SR is easy to transport and ideal for restricted jobsite conditions, such as road and bridge work, utilities, urban construction, and landscaping applications.
Read More →Building a new fleet facility may be the most complex project a fleet manager can undertake. Careful pre-planning and knowing exactly what is required, rather than solely relying on an architect’s designs, will result in a facility custom-designed to the fleet’s needs.
Read More →Case Construction Equipment’s 12,000-watt generator delivers a continuous 9,500 watts, with up to 40 amps of output.
Read More →Telematics systems can seem overwhelming, but when put to good use, they can lead to more efficient operations, and cost savings. Four fleet managers shared their success stories at the 2022 Government Fleet Expo & Conference.
Read More →Cat Skeleton Buckets are used primarily to separate rocks and large debris from soil and sand.
Read More →Case Construction Equipment’s new line of six heavy- and light-duty sectional snow pushers have moldboard sections that move independently, allowing each section to shift up and down in response to uneven pavement or obstacles.
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