Get to know the dumpers people are talking about

With a load capacity from 2,200 to 22,000 lb and 0.74 to 5.1 cu yd skip capacity, the AUSA dumper collection will become your most valuable piece of equipment for your construction jobs. Designed to increase your profitability by being able to remove dirt faster than other equipment options, especially when combined with a mini excavator. Safety is also an increased highlight with visibility provided by the operator’s position located on top of the machine.

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In today’s competitive construction industry, contractors are always looking for ways to make their work more efficient. New technologies and tools are constantly being introduced to increase productivity and safety on the jobsite. One tool that has become increasingly popular is the stand-on skid steer. These machines—which are a step up from a traditional compact skid steer but have a smaller footprint than other compact track loaders— offer several benefits that make them an attractive option.

In an industry where time is money, here are a few of the key reasons contractors are reaching for full-size stand-on skid steers.

Added Workforce Support

If you’re having trouble finding crew members for your jobs, you’re not alone. According to the Deloitte 2022 Engineering and Construction Industry Outlook report, more than half of construction executives indicated that they are facing a severe labor and talent shortage on the jobsite. And these shortages are expected to continue.

While the industry works to find a solution, an easy and immediate step to compensate for a lack of workers is to maximize equipment. Contractors are looking for full-size, stand-on skid steers to fill in the gaps for lack of skilled labor. Increased horsepower on full-size stand-on skid steers means they have the ability to connect with larger attachments, in return being able to lift and move larger loads in fewer trips. This added power can fill the workforce gaps by lifting loads that would otherwise require three or four workers.

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