Answer: The lifespan of power line stringing equipment can vary significantly depending on the manufacturer, frequency of use, and maintenance quality. With proper maintenance, our equipment can last for many years, often exceeding a decade. To determine the remaining life of a used machine, consider the following:

• Hours of Operation: The total hours on the engine's meter provide a good indication of its usage.

• Maintenance History: A comprehensive service record will show how well the equipment was cared for and if any major components were replaced.

• Manufacturer Support: Older equipment may no longer be supported by the original manufacturer, making it difficult to find replacement parts or get technical assistance.

• Component Wear: As mentioned in the first question, a physical inspection of key components like the engine, hydraulic system, and bullwheels will reveal the current state of the machine's health.

For new equipment, we guarantee quality and provide full technical support and spare parts. This is a significant advantage over a used machine with an unknown history.