the Kubota is way more dependable and everyone I know that has one says there having no trouble with them at all I have a SLV 90-2 high flow and I love it
It was a great machine but the visibility, and the power just wasn't as good as the case. Also Case was offering a $5,000 rebate on all 2018 machines so it was hard to say no. I will say i absolutely love the doors on the Kubota that slide up!
I would choose the kubota over the case, the case has best in class visibility, but I guess none of it is to the front, the door is really skinny and then weather stripping takes off another 3 inches
Yes I agree with you 100% on that front visibility the kubota is better. But with that being said come summer we would take that whole door and weather stripping off for ease of access
running with the door open is typically not good for the ac unit. Down here in Florida, theres companies that will fire you for running around with the doors open on machine.
Is the case high flow as well? I own an svl95-2 high flow track steer. It can flow 40gpm ,the hydraulics are loud on kubota machines. I like it much better than the bobcat t870 I owned before. The Kubota has better break out ,reach and visabilty. I never operated a case so I can't compare. I'm 6'1 275lb and I have no problem reaching the controls or using the arm rest on my machine. Maybe you needed to adjust the seat on the kubota.
All our small equipment is all kubota. What counts especially for you pushing snow is at minus thirty it’s always going to start for you. I agree the cab is a little noisy but for finesse grading their the Cadillac in my opinion
Just a suggestion. Take a look at a Bobcat s650(no DPF) and a John Deere 324g(has a DPF). Bobcat has a maintenance free exhaust aftertreatment system (don't have to worry about possible DPF issues). John Deere has decent cab room, visibility, and serviceability. Bobcat very similar is the cab room, visibility, and serviceability department. The 324g is a updated model that is very similar to big 90+ hp models. Anyway, some machines to possibly consider if you haven't already. Looking forward for more videos. Take Care!
Thanks Kyle! The goal is to stay away from anything DPF. with that said every machine we demo will be under the 75hp mark so there will be no dpf required for it. Colton tried a bobcat at an open house event a few weeks ago and really liked it so that may be a potential option to.
@@CarsonSchifsky I helped build Bill and Pinkys house in Lindstrom MN and I also helped him build trailers for a while there. I know they moved since then. Its been a while since i saw him. I called him last year. Good to hear his voice.
I've Operated many different machines, Cat, Case, JD, Bobcat and others. For me being a bigger guy the Kubota has utterly the most comfortable cab room ever, plus the roll up door is much safer. A Cat fell through the ice backend first killed the engine while the loader was up, the operator couldn't get out. For me Kubota is the much safer and roomier machine for bigger guys like me.
You couldn't give a newer case or new holland to anyone in my area. One neighbor is try to go after new holland for all the trouble he has had with his.
wow suprised to see you think its louder than the Case since on the track machines Kubota beats the hell out of Case they are much quieter in the cabin and much more leg room plus Kubota is easily 1000 Lbs Heavier in track machines and will out push the Case and also is all drive by wire where as Kubota the sticks still are Mechanical. the SSV has more Engine , longer too and i bet it weighs 600 lbs more than your case does and has a much bigger fuel tank as well, and i bet it should lift more than the case too lol so run that SSV a while and do a review
I noticed the only thing louder I heard was the hydronic whine. Which is probably from the mechanical or ISO sticks which I do kinda like. But it is still louder
I just noticed recently that they offer a standard 2year warranty on all their machines. This is new from last year. Might speak to their willingness to put their reliability out there to compare.
The case rep has trained them well.
This was a great honest opinion of the machine thanks for sharing guys.
That’s what we’re working towards honest reviews not paid ones lol
the Kubota is way more dependable and everyone I know that has one says there having no trouble with them at all I have a SLV 90-2 high flow and I love it
James Harrell we have the SSV75 and love it. Has plenty of lifting/pushing power!
It was a great machine but the visibility, and the power just wasn't as good as the case. Also Case was offering a $5,000 rebate on all 2018 machines so it was hard to say no. I will say i absolutely love the doors on the Kubota that slide up!
I would choose the kubota over the case, the case has best in class visibility, but I guess none of it is to the front, the door is really skinny and then weather stripping takes off another 3 inches
Yes I agree with you 100% on that front visibility the kubota is better. But with that being said come summer we would take that whole door and weather stripping off for ease of access
my kubota dealer sells both wich there reliable products and better warrantyies on them
running with the door open is typically not good for the ac unit. Down here in Florida, theres companies that will fire you for running around with the doors open on machine.
Kubota is the best skid steer ever!
Is the case high flow as well? I own an svl95-2 high flow track steer. It can flow 40gpm ,the hydraulics are loud on kubota machines. I like it much better than the bobcat t870 I owned before. The Kubota has better break out ,reach and visabilty. I never operated a case so I can't compare. I'm 6'1 275lb and I have no problem reaching the controls or using the arm rest on my machine. Maybe you needed to adjust the seat on the kubota.
The one we bought is not. However they do have options for it
Door for Case used to be 1700 five years ago,,
All our small equipment is all kubota. What counts especially for you pushing snow is at minus thirty it’s always going to start for you. I agree the cab is a little noisy but for finesse grading their the Cadillac in my opinion
Just a suggestion. Take a look at a Bobcat s650(no DPF) and a John Deere 324g(has a DPF). Bobcat has a maintenance free exhaust aftertreatment system (don't have to worry about possible DPF issues). John Deere has decent cab room, visibility, and serviceability. Bobcat very similar is the cab room, visibility, and serviceability department. The 324g is a updated model that is very similar to big 90+ hp models. Anyway, some machines to possibly consider if you haven't already. Looking forward for more videos. Take Care!
Thanks Kyle! The goal is to stay away from anything DPF. with that said every machine we demo will be under the 75hp mark so there will be no dpf required for it. Colton tried a bobcat at an open house event a few weeks ago and really liked it so that may be a potential option to.
Carson Schifsky bobcats are the biggest pieces of crap ever made had 2 s650 sold them for nothing just to get rid of them
I would agree, not very impressed with them
kyle larimore: the kubota skidsteers are cheaper then any other skidsteers out there plus kubotas has 100%more lifting compasity
I tried Kubota I Bobcat is the best out there!
For the money the Kubota is the best skid on the market!
Are you related to the great Bill Schifsky that used to drag race or his son that works or worked at I believe Hot Rod Magazine?
Yep Bill is my dads uncle!
@@CarsonSchifsky I helped build Bill and Pinkys house in Lindstrom MN and I also helped him build trailers for a while there. I know they moved since then. Its been a while since i saw him. I called him last year. Good to hear his voice.
I've Operated many different machines, Cat, Case, JD, Bobcat and others. For me being a bigger guy the Kubota has utterly the most comfortable cab room ever, plus the roll up door is much safer. A Cat fell through the ice backend first killed the engine while the loader was up, the operator couldn't get out. For me Kubota is the much safer and roomier machine for bigger guys like me.
You couldn't give a newer case or new holland to anyone in my area. One neighbor is try to go after new holland for all the trouble he has had with his.
Do you like the wheels more than tracks ? I love the Kubota
Love wheels for snow and blacktop tracks for everything else!!
Do you have a JCB dealer in your area? The side entrance looks intriguing.
I believe we could get a hold of one. However I don't believe there super close by so kind of makes it tough for us.
Hey how much does that pig weigh ???
Hey where do u live that you can exaust out your hood. For your truck
Um Mars.... lol it’s not quite recommend
Just one question y sid u buy it. U should pay more for case
We bought a case. Was a bit of a better machine in our opinion and a they had a $5000 rebate at the time so the prices was extremely good.
can you plow snow with a track skidsteer?
Depends on the machine and type of tracks. There definitely not as good as wheeled skids though.
Carson Schifsky if you cleat the tracks it’s not bad
wow suprised to see you think its louder than the Case since on the track machines Kubota beats the hell out of Case they are much quieter in the cabin and much more leg room plus Kubota is easily 1000 Lbs Heavier in track machines and will out push the Case and also is all drive by wire where as Kubota the sticks still are Mechanical. the SSV has more Engine , longer too and i bet it weighs 600 lbs more than your case does and has a much bigger fuel tank as well, and i bet it should lift more than the case too lol so run that SSV a while and do a review
I noticed the only thing louder I heard was the hydronic whine. Which is probably from the mechanical or ISO sticks which I do kinda like. But it is still louder
What Case model do you use and like?
We have a sv280 and love it
Why no Cat 262d?
Not a huge fan of cat. Their reliability reputation isn't quite something we want to deal with
I havent heard of any problems with the wheeled D series? What do you think if Bobcat? Looking at an s650
I just noticed recently that they offer a standard 2year warranty on all their machines. This is new from last year. Might speak to their willingness to put their reliability out there to compare.
"Best in class visibility"?! lol youre sounding like a Honda commercial....
Couple pieces of duct tape over the back up alarm works wonders.
Shoulda done that... we'd unplug it right away if we bought one though to annoying
Do you have a JCB dealer in your area? The side entrance looks intriguing.