Muhammad - I've been waiting to hear from Mr. Earthforce, too, but in the meantime, I'll throw my 2 cents' worth in. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
I don't see that there's enough info there to indicate it's a threat to the EarthForce machines. Certainly, based on what's stated, there's no threat posed, unless they're not showing a lot of cards. As you mentioned, Muhammad, it's of little interest to me, anyway, unless she has a big sister...
The removable backhoe with mechanical PTO is a nice touch. But, as I've detailed elsewhere, I've given up the three-point hitch like a bad habit, and so far I'm very happy I did - so far, with grading, bushhogging, and raking under my belt, I have no regrets. Also, it appears to be underpowered, when compared to the EF machines - the smallest, the EF-1, has only 50 pounds less loader lift capacity, with only a 25hp engine.
They don't say what kind of transmission it has.
No mention of crab or 4-wheel steering, but maybe we'll find out it's available when the rest of the specs are out. They make a big deal about auxiliary hydraulics being selectable between front and rear, while the EF machines come with both - no need to switch.
But so far, I see no need for anybody with an EarthForce machine to have any self--inflicted bruises. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif I'm certainly not losing any sleep over it. Of course, if I find out the one they come out with that's 3 or 4 sizes more powerful is head and shoulders better than my EarthForce machine, I'll start working out a way to trade it in on one. Nothing less would be acceptable. Ya'll keep me informed... /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif