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How about a Bobcat T750 with 6500 hours?

looking at a tracked unit maybe a TAKEUCHI TL10V2 or a CATERPILLAR 277D or if I visit a bank a KUBOTA SVL75-2 both the Takeuchi and Kubota have Kubota engines

Loader off, MMM, Spacers and filled rear tires, more scared of finding a hole and tipping over(think woodchuck). side to side as no turn around area.

The hillside is scary with the LX and the neighbor mowed it with a ASR tracked skid steer and claimed it was not bad. Mower is not an issue as always seam to have new ones in a crate at auctions around here. The T190 is already on the short list. Renting is out due to many projects and working...

Looking to buy a skid steer for some digging work I want to do. Also to mower a hillside once or twice a year. Any recommendation's was looking at a Bobcat T190 with a Kubota engine.

Still waiting for the lx2610 kit......

A picture would help

Anyone have an opinion on a T133 skid steer that I am looking at. Don't want to afford a true Kubota(S65) that I am drooling over just need a cheap first skid steer for a project.

I used to use rubber bands and they always failed. Now I use rubber intake gaskets like they use in cars. Can't remember which ones but I think 3.6 Dodge and some Hondas. Don't have picture right now.

As far as I know beet juice is not corrosive. If it is beet juice like I use it is purple in color(expensive nail) on the garage floor. Now from my Pasquali tractor experience that had calcium chloride in the wheels that was rusty brown in color when I tried to repair the rims(think about 7...

I was expecting a Volkswagen themed event. Or the band.

Keep the Equinox as it is really reliable. Had to replace an engine in a 2019 due to customer NEVER changing the oil in 44,000 miles found multiple low mileage engines in the $400-$500 range. Servicing a few that are approaching 200k on the newish body style(2018-2024). Out of curiosity found...

Take the ball out and clean it with window cleaner(No, brake clean does NOT work!) Then lightly blow out the cavity using shop air. Also your mouse will last longer if you clean your hands before using.

I have a LX2610 HSDC(24.8 HP) and run a 58 inch rototiller. Yes it does take a little longer to till but can make the dirt into dust. I do a 100"x60" plot. Also check out the local used implement sites for a tiller as they really don't get used a lot and don't really wear out.

I believe it matters if you have a cab or not. I have the LX2610HSDC with the R14T tires and the nineteen inch tires are not an option, but I bought my tractor in early 2020. The dealership was not familiar with this model as it was brand new at that time. Also I have the 60" MMM and was told...