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“You can adjust it to whatever you like. How aggressive it shifts, how hard it shifts, the gear ranges,” Dirksen says. “The blade control—second-to-none.”

“We’re able to go through, rip the ground, loosen it up and it’s able to push,” says Twitchell about the 2050M dozer. “I was shocked when I got in it and climbed right up a hill over rocks. It gets us to our accomplished state a lot sooner than we could without it. It’s impressive.”

“This 1150M is the first piece of equipment that we've bought with machine control,” says Metts. “We were at a point we couldn't compete without [it]. Now we're competitive with anyone else in the area for moving dirt. If we go to a small project, it cuts down a lot of time, nearly eliminating re-work. We aren't moving dirt several times. We can cut it one time and be finished with an area on the project. That was really the big selling point.”