Another thing to look for is a high flow machine. It opens up the list of attachments you are able to run.
I知 glad you like them but I壇 take the dang thing off before I had one. I was using the Kubota today to lift a pallet of cement bags up to mixer height and holding it there. Before that I had to lift a pallet of flooring up to a deck door for moving inside the house but I didn稚 want to set the load on the deck. Good luck doing either of those things with a hinge door. This whole 菟roblem could easily be solved by mounting a window breaker in the cab.
What痴 the best used tracked skid steer/CTL for someone that痴 very experienced on tractor work, but looking to add a skid steer to the Arsenal & only played on a couple here and there. Will best used for grading yards, driveways and pushing dirt. Also, looking to use it for mulching later on down the road once I can get my heads on a mulching head. So, I know I need a high flow unit. What痴 the best and strongest for someone starting out with one. Thanks
Not a great fan of JCB, but I do like the side door arrangement. Also made in a slightly higher quality version sold by VOLVO. If I had to get one, and since I am getting older, I would probably go that route. Also made in a telehandler type tracked version.
A skid steer destroys the ground with wheels or tracks. Even making sweeping turns the the 95 I was using was bad to peel the grass. That one of the 3 main reasons I now own a M59 vs keeping my 310 and adding a 75 skid steer..
dont be disillusioned by a CTL not tearing up a yard, they will tear up a yard just liek a wheel machine - you have to make wide sweeping turns with either to keep from making more damage, a tracked machine spinning in a circle will tear up a yard just liek a wheeled machine you just wont be as apt to leave impressions/ruts like you do with a wheeled machine in softer dirt nor spin as much unless the grass is really wet and you are trying to dig then all bets are
off