Its a good machine. That was the first skid steer in the 200 JD skid steer series. Like all first models they had some problems. The biggest complaint I've ever heard is they were too small for a lot of stuff. But for what you'd be doing, it'd probably be fine. We have a John Deere 260 and I love that thing to death lol. Has a lotta power and picks up way more than what its rated for. She's 1500+ hrs now. Never had a big issue. One thing you wanna look at is the "dash" or computer gauges. They'd short out and then the park brake would keep coming on durring use. I'm sure it been fixed by now, but our didn't start doing it untill 200hrs ago. Just a 500 dollar computer and now we have a machine with 200 hours on it.. Lol. Good luck
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