Looks handy

and pricy. Anybody have one?

Looks interesting. The info below is from their website. Nice to see something made in the USA ...... but a guy wonders (like for North American built automobiles and trucks), where do the parts come from? Most parts likely from offshore somewhere? Meanwhile, I see the "Steiner" family name down below in the write up ..... maybe the same as the Steiner tractor parts outfit? Here ya go ......

"The Steiner family has always been about the business of making life simpler through practical engineering, design ingenuity and good old-fashioned common sense. Those early values passed on by their father, Marvin Steiner continues to be the driving force that pushes them to design and manufacture the highest quality equipment available, surpassing the needs of our ever-changing world. For over 20 years, Ventrac tractors and attachments have been built in Ohio, right here in the same community where we started out. Venture Products is a family owned company and has been that way since the very beginning. Before Ventrac came along, the founding family spent almost 25 years building agricultural equipment and other compact tractors. This laid the groundwork for the launch of the Ventrac brand in 1996 with the very first Ventrac 4000 series articulated tractor launched shortly after in 1998".

I had a Steiner for awhile and it was pretty handy the big draw back is it has very little ground clearance.

Tractor is $20K+ depending on how it's optioned, the boom mower probably $5K

Someone on one of the tractor boards I'm on made a comment about them being terrible as far as break downs goes. Said the place he works for has one and even new it wasn't very reliable. I would think at 20 K they would be near indestructible or else the company wouldn't last long.

Rick