Posted by Andy C on September 24, 2023 at 16:37:09 from (108.16.35.190):
In Reply to: skid steers posted by big daddy on September 24, 2023 at 16:05:41:
I dug a lot of dirt with my Bobcat S205. I put over the tire tracks on for winter and spring. that machine ran mostly every day to run the post driver for our fence business. I then got a bobcat T 590. I will not own another tire machine for the work we do. That said, all three styles have their strengths and weaknesses. If i was not on hills and soft ground the majority of the time i think a tire machine would work OK. Tires run cheaper than tracks if you factor in the undercarriage of the track loader. Tires are more user friendly and ride smoother. We used slime in our tires to reduce down time from punctures Hope this helps, Andy
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