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I use a JCB 190 with wheels and it is absolutely useless in rock. Just spins out, leaves ruts and damn near gets stuck. I would think tracks would be far more effective for rock but then again Im a pretty novice skid steer operator.

115k and they still cant get the f*cking door latch right

Nice job . I believe you could of built a permanent metal building for the same price. Or pole barn garage for around 80k

Are those hi cube containers? Only downsides I see is ceiling height. If you could of done metal trusses instead of wood to have a higher ceiling that would of been amazing. Love the layout for a storage barn. Good work.

Turned out nice man, you do you. I would now use the upper door as a roof and angle back to support and weld in place permanent. I see the benefit of the upper being welded to all and also the 9 1/2 feet instead of the 8 wide. I'm in the mindset that I can build a metal 60x40 myself but man the price of everything is crazy.......Cheers

Cool concept and great video!

Interesting how you layer the top container on its side. I do see the benefit. If the door is easy to open well then it’s all good. Solid concrete slab sounds like the way to go. This summer I am building a small one. Floor with drains and a few windows to look out maybe. Not sure yet. Thanks for sharing. Great job.

Looking good there. It's tuff to tell from the video how far those rafters extend over the outside containers. But if they do it seems that the end of the roof on the container inside isn't weight bearing except at the front doors of the building. Almost like you could attach the top of the container roof to the rafters and remove the center poles. Just a thought .

Why do Americans never say tonnes, always pounds weird

What’s been the cost?

Now THAT is a sign of a solid relationship, when you buy your wife a bucket for her tractor for Christmas🎄 and she doesn't RUN YOU OVER WITH IT!😁

Thanks.

Is 5 yards max? Legal? How does the regen work? I am looking at a f650

Will your case load the 750?

Great video. Thanks for showing the grapple hook. Need one of them for a clean up project. Always a good video. Thanks

Nice video that tracked teleskid and grapple is perfect for what your doing. You are also so good at flying that drone and getting those perfect shots, love your videos 👍

It’s a beast yours is , Love mine , it’s very similiar a bobcat version but those front bottom teeth will pull up entire tree roots too . Straining out the dirt it so helpful

How is JCBs service department? I think talking about how reliable a companies parts availability and customer service is equally important. What experiences do you have with JCB in that aspect. I could have missed it in your review. Thank you for taking the time to review the equipment it is very helpful information.

That's a really nice setup! Only thing I'd add is an aluminum flat bed for some storage boxes. But if you not going anywhere with it. Looks great!

Does it have air brakes? Can you add a lift axle to haul more?

Excellent video. I'd like to add in to the mix: Tires are good for plowing asphalt, but TERRIBLE at icy inclines. I went with option #3 which is the tires with steel OTT tracks for winter/inclines. You get the speed of tires, but the grip of steel tracks. That said, the steel tracks cannot be used on asphalt or concrete, as they WILL mark up the surface pretty bad. I think what EVERYONE needs is one of each. :)

I like that! salters, plows, pushers, etc stored INSIDE. Idk why guys keep their stuff out in the open, cause it's a plow. But I hate the fading, corrosion, hyd lines cracking, etc. That's def taking care of your equipment. Looks like you washed them down to. Keep your stuff looking and working like new and lasting. Double the money 👍 NICE work T@T🤐

Which one of these two has less steering wandering? I had two ford trucks 2006 F350 and 2015 F250, one was worst then the other, steering wheels were very loose, front wheels where flapping side to side on the straight highway. Very tiring to drive like that, have to correct your steering every second just to go straight. Mechanics told that it is typical for the ford work trucks, and nothing we can do about it, they even have a term for it "Ford Wander".

No offense but I'd like to take this opportunity to say that I have never understood why people have such really nice very expensive trucks but they insist on putting some piece of crap Chinese made light bar on top. 👍🏻

Frig me so many issues and you recommend this unit!!

I see you decided to pour a floor I’m glad you will definitely like that better then a dirt floor. Hope you have a busy summer ahead of you. Are you still thinking on keeping your crew low numbers wise like you mentioned in a previous video

Beam and column support is must. no compromise on that

high risk !

The landscaper's dump truck is cam: Clean as money. Can't take that away from their business.

Do you have an air seat? If yes, does your head hit the roof? (How tall are you?). Do you ever wish you had an extended cab?

How do you get permission to run at night or is there no Noise ordinance where you are

you got to get a scag wind storm, there awesome for cleanups and blow dirt, sand and rocks really well.

Hey Tyler. Interesting video sir! I have never operated a sweeper myself. I have to admit I've never seen anyone else run them backwards like you do either. Do you think the reason it's more effective in reverse is because the body of the attachment and the skidsteer more-or-less prevents the dust from traveling uncontrolled and resetting wherever the wind takes it? Also what gpm does your sweeper require on low?

Factoid… those are Ford Econoline headlights.

E-coat vs wax on the frames… that’s the biggest difference between Ford and GM in regards to rust.

Why would you not sub that to a sweeper truck?? The amount of wasted time, equipment, fuel, and brooms you could have subbed to a sweeping company and made money not using your equipment

Great video.

I thought I was the only one who used a skid steer sweeper on lawns as well. If you build a blower rack for your skid steer on the back it won't fall off!

So , the 550 can’t tow heavy weight, but the 750 with same engine ( 6.7 powerstroke ) can ??

Can these be used when it snows

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Does anyone have any experience using these in less than stable/tough conditions? I'm looking at this and an ASV 75HD. Both have their pro's and con's. I'm leaning to this, but I'm concerned about it's ability to operate in deep snow/woods/mud and slight hillsides. ASV's seem to have no problems. I'm located in North Central MN.

Thess Ford's are absolute work horses and will do mostly anything that you throw at it and will stack up the mileage with little issues. Not a fan of the detuned motors as opposed to the 350 and 450 versions. I've owned several and most were super reliable and extremely durable. Definitely prefer the 6.7 diesel but the 7.3 gas seems like a great truck motor too. The 6.2 gas motor is a great light duty motor, only had 2 out of 6 that were garbage, most likely lemons. Always ran full synthetic in the fleet of 24. Most were diesel and most regardless were reliable ✌🏽🇺🇲

One thing you forgot was the tire machine is cheaper to maintain vs the tracks, idlers and sprockets.

I saw that check engine

#djfitness1 Nice ❄️

You definitely sold us on JCB versus other brands, haven't been disappointed yet!

I think that Mecalac is a game changer for skid steers /excavators. I like the idea of JCB, but if you had one machine to maintain, even better.

Do you have a video on how to bid on larger zero tolerance sights? I have a hard time finding current info on this. Last thing I wanna do is underbid.

Side door is definitely a great thing. They just need to work on quality, fit and finish especially interior, install lock nuts on all bolts , throw away latches on side door and engine door. Install double flange track rollers in front to reduce vibrations. Color code wiring harness, all wires are yellow, definitely need more power in track loaders, move cab closer to attachment for grading . owned 2023 jcb t270. My bobcat t595 and t66 will run circles around it. Jcb is very weak digging hard soils .