E fforts to improve one’s operation, either to raise production, cut operating costs, or both, can truly be an exercise in patience. Expectations are often dashed as quickly as they are raised. One of the most common — and not surprisingly, most successful — ways to bring about a positive change is through equipment upgrades. While this itself can be a daunting process, the goals are really quite obvious: to get more material on the ground at a l

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