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Re: Forum for Bobcat loaders?
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Posted by Paul (QC) on September 24, 2002 at 05:43:26 from (207.253.108.188):
In Reply to: Forum for Bobcat loaders? posted by Bus Driver on September 19, 2002 at 14:03:45:
I was also looking for such a forum a few months
ago when I purchased a Case skidsteer. Reading
the archives here and searching the internet I
came to the conclusion that here was the best
place, even though most of the discussions are
about tractors. Feeling just a bit guilty about
not being a tractor man myself, I went ahead and
posted on the subject. I've receive very useful
info and probably saved my hydraulic pump which
I was about to ruin. There is the "Crawlers, Dozers, Loaders and
Backhoes" forum here that I feel is the
appropriate place for discussions specific to
skidsteers though there's nothing antique about
them. I haven't found any other forums on the net,
except at ibdozing.com but they seem to be
dozing for the most part... The knowledge certainly exists here, I just hope
the members can put up with a few skidsteer
questions now and then :-) I certainly appreciate
the help I've received.
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