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Straight answer

What you need to know

Construction crews use CC Diesel ECU and ECM tuning for excavators, skid steers, loaders, and dozers when the machine they already own is short on power. Files are written in-house in Oakes, North Dakota, usually in 5–10 minutes. Construction is serviced, not the hero. We quote case by case. We do not delete emissions. Pickup trucks are not tuned.

Contractors, not a construction-only shop

Ag tractors and combines remain the volume work. Construction jobs are real, quoted after year, make, model, axle, and transmission.

Start with excavator or skid steer if you already know the machine. Loaders and dozers follow the same in-house process.

Files are written in-house, not sourced overseas.

Orange excavator on a dusty construction site

Proof we will actually cite

Joel W. (Case IH Magnum 220): Great experience, quick turnaround, and we are very pleased with the results on our Magnum 220.

John Deere 325G: Skid steer tune added 20 HP.

Yellow excavator digging on a construction site

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions from farmers and dealers. Call (701)-587-4368 if yours is not listed.

01

Is construction your main market?

No. Construction is serviced, not the hero. Farmers and ranchers are the core.

02

Which construction machines do you tune?

Excavators, skid steers, wheel loaders, and dozers are in scope when the specs check out. Pickup trucks are not.

03

Do you delete emissions on construction iron?

We do not delete or tamper with emissions. Tuning adds power with the emissions system intact.

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Get a free estimate

Tell Caden the year, make, model, axle, and transmission. You will get a free estimate — no emissions deletes, files written in-house.

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Leave your email and Caden will follow up about ECU tuning for your tractor or combine. We do not delete emissions.