Cdnfireman
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Operators and drivers ?!! Two separate things . Lol
No $hit! Easy to spot the difference, isn’t it!
Operators and drivers ?!! Two separate things . Lol
One thing I teach my guys when learning to drive a skid steer is to drive it like a vehicle. Just because you can spin it on one spot doesn’t mean you should. When possible turn with sweeping curves rather than tight turns. Tires/wheels last much longer. Should be called a drive steer not a skid steer.
I picked those up for about $1600 and installed myself both sides in about 1 1/2 hours.. got pretty good at installing tracks over the years..LOL
you can get a pattern changer on the D series Cat's that with the flip of a switch changes from ISO to H Pattern.
Looks like a nice unit. My new work has a wheeled Deer, I can’t believe how much tech they put in then compared to the old units I’ve run before.
The prices on the skid steers was nuts at Ritchie Bros in Nisku. There was a 1998 Bobcat that the hydraulics were not working it was 22K plus fees, tire units. The best pricing on a older Bobcat was 15500 that had 6000+ hours and was a 1997. This deer unit was 42500 plus fees. I was looking at a few bobcats, some Caterpillars and a few Case units, even with the higher hours they were still bringing in a good dollar.
I like hearing that, 'cuz I'm thinking of selling mine.
Dear god, foot controls
Ha, ha! Yup! Whatsa matter? Too complicated for ya?
Nope, just such a bad design.
You couldn't pay me enough to ever get in a machine with them again.
At least the brakes work.
What kind of fancy skidsteer do you have that has brakes? That would be the first i've heard of.....
At least the brakes work.
30 years old in wicked shape! I bet it does a ton of work!
Nope, just such a bad design.
You couldn't pay me enough to ever get in a machine with them again.