Hey I’m 18 years old and looking to buy my first machine. I work landscaping with my father and my budget is 15-20k (really more so 15-17) but I’ve really been looking at t190s and been watching every video on it. I love all the pre emission kubota engines. I’ve only ever worked foot control machines and want my first to be hand control. I’m mainly using the machine for grading and removal of land, also to move material. I love how nimble the machine is the power to weight ratio is right up my alley. In the future I really want to buy a t300 which was a legendary machine.
@@BRIANVANDUYN just depends. I still see them in the mid to high 20's with low hours. If they are a joystick machine with a cab it's not uncommon to see low 30's.
My first mache was a 743 and I have just bought a t190 really like this machine thanks for your post very informative
Keep it up you are improving with each video, talk to the camera like you are talking to a friend. All will get better, keep it up. Good luck 👍👍
🔥🔥🔥Congrats my brother!!! Keep on rolling footage
Thank you sir
My first machine was a T-650 then moved up to a T-770. I run a bobcat brush cat '72 inch cut. I love it. Keep up the great work!
Thanks!!! Thanks for watching
Cool video man! Always neat to look back and see what you started with and where you are at now.
I enjoy looking back sometimes.
@@drewgardner81 I agree man always neat to look back and see what you have accomplished
I always liked the T190
They are good machines
Hey I’m 18 years old and looking to buy my first machine. I work landscaping with my father and my budget is 15-20k (really more so 15-17) but I’ve really been looking at t190s and been watching every video on it. I love all the pre emission kubota engines. I’ve only ever worked foot control machines and want my first to be hand control. I’m mainly using the machine for grading and removal of land, also to move material. I love how nimble the machine is the power to weight ratio is right up my alley. In the future I really want to buy a t300 which was a legendary machine.
Another good option is an older Takeuchi TL130, TL230, TL230, or TL240. They are great nimble machines with alot of power.
I'm so excited! Maybe one day I will be self-employed to < 3Miss you
What does something like that go for?
I bought that machine in 2016 and gave 26k for it. It was 4 years old
@@drewgardner81 so something like that would go for 20k now?
@@BRIANVANDUYN just depends. I still see them in the mid to high 20's with low hours. If they are a joystick machine with a cab it's not uncommon to see low 30's.
I guess I need to save up lol hahha
@@BRIANVANDUYN you will like the next video I will post. It's the machine you need. 😁