I spotted a 2026 Raytree RMT48 48-inch skid steer trencher coming up at a Ritchie Bros. auction, and since it's unused, it caught my attention. I'm curious about its digging performance, chain durability, and overall reliability compared to more established brands.
Looking for real-world experiences before auction day.
I noticed an unused 2026 model coming up for auction and I'm curious if it's worth bidding on. How's the comfort, build quality, and reliability? Would you buy one at auction, or stick with a more established brand?
Looking for honest feedback before auction day.
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This unused 2026 LYALS ALS680 Hydraulic Breaker just caught my attention. It's listed in Humble, Texas, and while the inspection report is still pending, it's another example of the attachment deals that show up in Ritchie Bros. auctions. When buying a used or unused hydraulic breaker at auction, what's the ONE thing you always inspect before placing a bid?
Two hundred unused 10-ft corrugated PPGI steel panels are a serious amount of material. Depending on your layout, you could be looking at enough steel for a sizable equipment shed, a large workshop, or even multiple smaller buildings.
Here's the real question:
If this lot showed up on your property tomorrow, what would you build first, and how big would you go?
Saw an upcoming listing, an unused 2026 Hills Industrial 40' x 36' x 13' container shelter on Ritchie Bros and it got me thinking. If you had one of these on your property, what would you use it for first-equipment storage, hay, RVs, trucks, a workshop, or something else?
I came across a lot of 26 unused RP96 ranch livestock panels and got curious. With panels measuring 9'6" x 5', how many head of cattle could you realistically manage with a setup like this? Would you use them for a working pen, sorting area, holding pen, or something else? Interested to hear how ranchers would put them to work.
I recently came across a KJ K4020 Carport. How was the quality, assembly process, and overall value?
It looks like a solid setup for land clearing, brush cutting, and small tree removal, especially for compact excavators. Curious how it holds up in real-world forestry and mulching work.
The Topcat 4IN1BCT is one of those attachments that can handle a little bit of everything on the job-site. Looking forward to seeing this one in the upcoming Ritchie Bros listing.
These seem like one of those attachments that quietly save a ton of time on job-sites, especially for scrap handling, demolition cleanup, concrete debris, and material dumping
It looks like a solid portable compressor for job-site or farm use, especially for the price. Just wondering if how does it handles air tools?
It looks like a solid setup with plenty of storage potential!
I am looking for an honest feedback on reliability, maintenance, and overall performance for beginners or light trail riding
Seems like it could be really useful for property work, fallen trees, side projects, or even milling your own lumber without paying crazy lumber yard prices.