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Old 07-04-2009, 03:54 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Default Re: CUT vs Skid Steer loader

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Questions about use, includes landscaping (moving rock and stone) clearing snow in the winter. Not for mowing. Renting some attachments (breaker, PHD, Tiller and other landscaping attachments).

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Sounds like a skidsteer to me.

I have not found a place to rent 3pt attachments. I can easily rent skidsteer attachments though.

Having had both, I find a tractor more useful around home on a day to day basis. And, attachments for a 3pt type hitch are much less expensive if you do buy them.

I have access to a Bobcat S185, a pretty heavy duty machine(6000lb, 65hp). I can out dig, out load my CUT all day long with that skidsteer. But, for average stuff, I like my little Kubota.

I personally would get a tractor, and rent a skidsteer or tracked loader for major work.
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Old 07-04-2009, 09:44 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Default Re: CUT vs Skid Steer loader

I would say a skid steer would be worth more, but I think you will find they cost quit a bit more. Most skid steers are desinged more as a piece of construction equipment, where a tractor can do some things a skid steer can't, such as plow fields, mow etc.
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