Robbie Hegwood
Platinum Member
I'll chime in here. I am the one running an ASV with a timberax and I do dearly love my tractor. For the money and power both hyd and H.P. it is a hard package to beat. My head is pretty unique itself and has its advantages and its drawbacks. For all general mulching carbides are the safe bet.
Now onto the supertrak. For being a rubber tracked machine and still being able to use it in an conventional manner, it itself is a tough package. Has to be the highest H.P. rubber tracked machine out and can drive the heck out of a mulching head. My only issue comes in on the monitary side. For a startup guy or in Joe's case his primary tractor I believe that is probably a good route. From talking to Joe it has good grunt. His projects sound a bit more demanding than mine therefore he could use the larger cutting capacity.
I myself another tractor would be a second unit and I would choose a slightly different route. But that's just personal preference and what your individual business plan encompasses. But doing what we do you must have a rubber tracked machine in there somewhere for sensitive jobs.
I personally go by published numbers. Nothing against supertrak but all dealers will promote there tractors as the best. I know on my head I have a psi guage and it will regularly hit 3000-3100psi. I didn't even know supertrak existed when I bought my tractor, but you learn a ton by being in this business and seeing units first hand.
Now you want to talk high dollar. Look up gyrotrac. Demoed two units of there's, very capable machines but at a super premium!!!!!
Later, Robbie
Now onto the supertrak. For being a rubber tracked machine and still being able to use it in an conventional manner, it itself is a tough package. Has to be the highest H.P. rubber tracked machine out and can drive the heck out of a mulching head. My only issue comes in on the monitary side. For a startup guy or in Joe's case his primary tractor I believe that is probably a good route. From talking to Joe it has good grunt. His projects sound a bit more demanding than mine therefore he could use the larger cutting capacity.
I myself another tractor would be a second unit and I would choose a slightly different route. But that's just personal preference and what your individual business plan encompasses. But doing what we do you must have a rubber tracked machine in there somewhere for sensitive jobs.
I personally go by published numbers. Nothing against supertrak but all dealers will promote there tractors as the best. I know on my head I have a psi guage and it will regularly hit 3000-3100psi. I didn't even know supertrak existed when I bought my tractor, but you learn a ton by being in this business and seeing units first hand.
Now you want to talk high dollar. Look up gyrotrac. Demoed two units of there's, very capable machines but at a super premium!!!!!
Later, Robbie