If you could redo one 2025 project with your equipment which would it be

[Southcrest]

Thinking about some of the 2025 projects, I’ve realized there’s one I’d definitely approach differently now that I’m more familiar with my equipment. It got me curious about what others would change. If you had the chance, which project would you take another shot at with the knowledge you have now?

 

[Shedmechanic]

I totally get it. Last year, I had a grading job where I was still learning the ins and outs of my machine, and let me tell you, it showed. With everything I’ve picked up since, I’d redo that whole project without a second thought.

 

[SacRed]

It’s funny you bring that up there was a drainage project I rushed through while I was still getting a handle on my setup, and it turned out to be way more involved than it should’ve been. If I could do it again, I’d definitely tackle it differently now.

 

[ihserviceman]

For me, it’s a small clearing job I did when I was just starting to get the hang of using attachments. I made it way more complicated than it needed to be. Knowing what I know now, I’d totally change my approach.

 

[paddyField]

I really want to trade my Magnum with CVXDrive sooner. we did a lot of grain cart work this fall, and fighting the gears in the old powershift felt like a chore compared to the smooth ride of the newer demo unit we had for two days
a CVXDrive would be so helpful