Tag: Right to repair
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How Equipment Manufacturers Are Expediting Warranty Repairs
In the construction and agricultural industries, equipment downtime can mean lost productivity and revenue. Traditionally, when machinery components failed, customers were required to go through authorized dealerships for diagnostics and repairs. However, delays in these processes often left equipment sidelined for extended periods. To address these inefficiencies, many equipment manufacturers are adopting a more flexible…
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Digital Equipment Dealers, 3PL operations and the new Showroom role dealers will have
The equipment industry is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by rising costs and the pursuit of operational efficiency. Traditional dealership models are being reimagined, with manufacturers opting for streamlined approaches such as direct imports or local manufacturing and third-party logistics (3PL) warehouses. This evolution is not only about cost savings but also about adapting to…
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Choosing Between Popular Brands and Emerging Alternatives for Construction and Agricultural Machines
Purchasing construction or agricultural machinery is a significant investment, and deciding between a popular, established brand and an emerging “B brand” requires a nuanced approach. This blog outlines key factors to consider, helping you make an informed decision that aligns with your operational and financial priorities. 1. Repair Shop Hourly Rate Popular Brands: Machines from…
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The Right to Repair Act: Empowering Farmers and Construction Workers
In the United States, the “Right to Repair” movement has gained significant traction, particularly among farmers and construction workers who rely heavily on tractors and heavy equipment for their livelihoods. This initiative seeks to grant machine owners the legal right to repair and modify their own equipment, ensuring that manufacturers and dealers do not monopolize…