Posted by newhollandnut on October 11, 2017 at 04:14:07 from (8.30.238.169):
In Reply to: New Skid steer posted by Marvin Troyer on October 10, 2017 at 09:16:11:
Another comment on this what will you be doing it you are loading trucks or doing anything above eye level seriously consider vertical lift. It makes a difference when you are trying to load or something and not having the other vehicle touching your windshield. Destroked mentioned asv. I've only ran one...pretty nice machine. Cat track loaders have asv undercarriage so ride quality will be about the same. If money is no object move on to dealer support and location to you. I would still go kubota hands down. There are many excavating and pipeline companies right around me and in the last 5 years there has only been two different machines purchased by all. About 90% kubota 10% cat. All the deere case new holland bobcat etc are used purchases and just what was the right price range. My only major opinion is not a case and not a Deere.
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