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Re: any one recently buy a new bobcat


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Posted by cat236 on October 17, 2007 at 02:57:52 from (64.136.49.229):

In Reply to: any one recently buy a new bobcat posted by Dave from MN on October 16, 2007 at 09:49:24:

Seems a reasonable price for a new Bobcat.Is a GP bucket not included in transaction? The New Holland made Deeres and NH were great machines.I currently run a Bobcat 753 and Cat 236, I dont care for limited visibilty as well as safety interlock on Bobcat.Once capture bar is down press interlock button then you must move backward to get it to release.Second joystick control is lacking in "load feel". I also run a Cat236 machine is complete joystick control and takes a lot of getting used to, especially when reared on foot controls.I find when in muddy conditions with joystick control it is difficult to get non stuck side to move independent of stuck side.If ever you get wheel spin you would need to use bucket to get machine free.I added steel tracks and machine is a complete beast. Unbelievable difference.Machine has so much more traction it allows you to get further into debris piles when loading bucket, without wheel spin. As far as clearing brush and trees I can take down trees up to about 11-12" easily and bigger with more work. I would recommend a lot of "test drive" time before you purchase, make sure it "exceeds" your needs. Nothing worse then to purchase, and then wish you would had more HP or features.Good luck


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