I've got a Deere 326E rubber tire machine. Bought new in '17, had a hydraulic motor go bad at 70 hours and then a pump at 700 hours (all under warranty), now 6 years later has 4400 hours, works 7 days a week. Have had very few problems with it, love it, would buy another one tomorrow.
On a side note, the cup holder has its own vent, so a/c on keeps drink cold. Heat on will keep coffee warm also, but keep that in mind if a soda drinker.
Stan, the new deeres have so many functions, we run a 331g tracked machine on a musk ox blower and it eats! Also gravel work, cleaning ditches, the comfort and the sound quality of a Deere cab has amplified so many times in the past 10 years! Run the knob that has turtle and bunny to the bunny and use the turtle/bunny 1 or 2 gear, you can fly across a yard and carry with the load assist, i can go on for days!
Love that dump trailer I’ve been meaning to get one myself so thanks for showing some of the different trailers! John Deere makes really good equipment. In my neck of the woods it’s Deere, Bobcat, Kubota or JCB and I see tons of Deere so I say give John Deere a shot!
Ive been wanting you to try one of these out forever! I own and operate the same model you were running and I truly believe nothing else on the market can compare to it
I love our Deere's. The one thing you have to remember though is to keep the cutting edge parallel with the ground in this machine you don't want the lift arms down against the stops. The shape of that bucket on that machine will drag the heel before the cutting edge is flat on the ground.
I have seen these around in my area, but more common are kubota and bobcat, Looks like a badass rig! another awesome video! Dying for the day i get to use one of these!
We have one at work that we use for Parks maintenance. The attachments we have or the rotary RX eight big mower for brush, cutting, and the power rake. We use to kind of Frazier mow areas on sports fields. One thing that’s nice with the tracks. It doesn’t care of the grass as much.
Last time our cat went down we rented a johndeer. Really liked it. Does have a lot more lifting power. I own a deer 85g and 50g mini excavators. Have absolutely no complaints.
We’ve ran cat, ASV, Takeuchi, and kubota and ended up with a Deere for 2023. We are a landscape and grading company just like yours and install around 10-15 yards a week during peak season. I will say that the Deere is certainly heavy and big but they are power houses and second to non. Will walk all over a CAT, kubota isn’t even in the same class, ASV is more feature rich but lacks the capacity of course. The Deere series have a lot of functions others don’t such as the quick touch speed control which can be dialed from 90-1% and is great when running the Harley rake or landscape rake where you can over run your cut easily. There is also monitor controls which has 3 settings for both drive control and boom control independent. So you can go fine touch, standard, or production and you can really feel a difference in the controls. Offset plus and cherry on top is you can fine control all the little things we have always wanted. Like manual tracking adjustment on the fly from the computer while driving when your pulling a little to the left or right. The power is hands down industry leading. So far we love it. I will say nothing beats the ride of the ASV platform and we still own our RT65 and RT 40 but they have there place in our work too.
I’ve operated all makes. Own 5 ASV’s for landscape work . Hands down best for nimbleness, visibility, low ground disturbance and detail work. When it comes to doing real dirt work I own Takeuchi 12 or 8 ‘s all the way!.Those who know , know Takeuchi
Great video as usual Stan! I love that Horizon dump trailer. It’s very modern Euro style! A couple of things I’d like to know what you think about it though. 1. I personally think 3’ sides is more than enough with any pickup truck trailer. Anything more and you are fighting lifting things into it, especially with mini/midi excavators or skiddsteers if lifting stumps. How did you personally feel about the height? 2. While I love the smooth look on the outside, the rib up front in the center and the way the rear posts intrude into the trailer are definitely a point where clay will stick and gather. Or does it seem worse in the video than in real life? 3. If you were an owner op with just a dump trailer, skidsteer and six ton excavator, would you buy this dump trailer as you’re one and only for moving the equipment and materials? Lastly, I am curious as to why you skipped the dumping part of the full/high load you put on? Was it not able to dump it? Obviously it was way heavy, but I would have liked to have seen just how heavy it was. As you know well, dirt is much harder to unload than gravel or rock. Thanks for the discovery of this trailer Stan! 👍🏻
I've run 3 brands in my life. A recycling company I worked for leased Cat skidsteers and I hated them. The local rental yard rents Bobcat and I always hate running them. I own a Case SV250 and love it. It has mechanical controls, which in my opinion give you much better control (better finesse). Yes they are also more physically tiring. Bobcats always are very herky jerky. And the Cat machine, it was impossible to see the attachment mounting plate when connecting to attachments because of where the crossmember for the lift arms was located. The visibility out the back on my machine is WAY better than the other 2 I mentioned as well. JMO
Stan, you asked what the viewers want to see tested! I'd love to see a CAT R1600H LHD underground mining loader loader, I know that you would love this machine. I believe most CAT dealers in your state would have at least one on hand as I think mining is big in your state, and let you at the very least see one and let you sit in the cab...this was the last scoop tram that I operated at the Hoyle Pond mine in Timmins ON, till my stroke permanently ended my working career.
Hey Stanley, awsome looking trailer, my only issue with ALL the dump trailers is how the front portion of the load zone is pretty much useless except for light garbage. The weight of anything significant just creates such immense leverage against the lift ram that it wont lift. Found myself tossing concrete chunks or shoveling dirt out the front far too many times LOL. If only a manufacturer would change the mounting points of the ram in the scissor just slightly increase the angle of it, reducing the leverage the weight has against it, that would be a game changer. The many 14k trailers ive tried all seem to be just good enough in that aspect. Also if you think your truck tows it like a dream just try towing with a cummins :)
If I was going to supplement my tractor, I'd probably go with a high-end skiddy like this. Although my tractor is great for a lot of things, it really doesn't have the power to dig up the packed, hard desert ground and large rocks around my homestead. Also, being able to lift an entire IBC tote full of water would be great (already have the forks for my tractor, but it will only move an empty tote).
You never know what programming they put in these days. JD is one of the worst offenders of having too many programming requirements to run, all to make their dealers the only option to keep them running down the line.
Stan did you ever get that trailer that hauls and dumps the dumpsters? Kinda curious on that sort of setup if you could drop multiple dumpsters on a job-site and your you able to drive in with a bobcat and not worry about fixing lawns and cleaning streets.
Looks like a nice machiine, however, my next loader will be a track loader with side access so I don't have to climb over the bucket and can safely access the cab with a load on the boom. Remote control would be a big plus. Shalom/gw
I enjoyed the John Deere Skidsteer. Only 2 issues I didn’t care for are the arms are so big that the side visibility stinks. And the controls are smooth,almost to smooth. There’s a noticeable delay or lag when changing directions. Definitely nice machines.Only my opinion.
When he went for the second strip i was like well, it won't be level after that. Lol after operating equipment for a long time I learned to move over a few feet and get that pass done then come back and take the strip out. That way you are consistent across the job. If you were to put a liner in that trailer, no doubt you would have a bad azz rig.
I’ve used all brands and feel bobcat has best visibility. Arms don’t block view of the corners of the bucket. Joysticks have a great feel. Solid view of the tracks also. Doesn’t feel like you’re sitting in a box like the Deere. John Deere’s do look sick tho.
I don't know Stanley I got a feeling my comment is going to last longer this video so I really like John Deere I've driven a lot of their green tractors Farmers/ landscape for a short time the ASV that thing was ancient it was a left-hand to ball joystick the best roller coaster I've ever been on you will spill your beer but it had tons of power tons of power I really like that feature they had on the John Deere of controlling the movement of the machine the no herky-jerky feeling but one thing you mentioned about the trailer that I did like I know you mentioned the height and it prevented you from knowing how much material you had in there and if less you're counting your buckets and you know what size bucket you're using a half yard to a full yard you don't know how much weight you're putting in that trailer and especially the soil you were moving was quite damp very wet looking so there is that factor you could put 8 yd of dry soil in there no big deal 8 yards of wet soil you might as well put 16 yards of soil and since the trailer manufacturer was a ride along I would like to see him put and I know they have them but maybe they can modify it cuz I believe semi-trailers have a weight gauge in the tire or something to that effect but what about something very simple because trust me you need a simple Gaugefor people who just don't put two-and-two together a gauge that reads the axle pressure to the trailer that reads just like a water tank when it is at maximum load red Gauge pops up or a buzzer goes off maybe that's air control or even electrical control switch that just alert you you've reached a maximum weight for the trailer that would actually help the trailer manufacturer you're not succeeding the weight capacity of the trailer it helps the independent contractor because his guys can not overload the equipment and caused a serious accident if you've ever loaded a trailer we've all done it with overload it and knew it and that's on us but when we're dealing with wet soil Sod material concrete it is easy to misjudge it I've even seen you do it on your channel honestly I hate to have new things thrown into law but that should be a safety gauge on trailers just like airbags why because these younger people are not getting any smarter you can tell them you can train them and they still do not care but since they're so involved with video game when the buzzer rings off the game's over stop filling the trailer it seems to be their mentality
I think that was the first time you used a vertical lift in practice? How did you find it for the loading? Not sure if they're used much in your side of the earthmoving business, but some applications make a lot of use of LASER, or other technologies, levelling where the machine can be set to a fixed level, or grade, to work to - I don't recall it/them being mentioned on any of the vehicle tests, whether Skid-loaders or other earth-movers. Do you use it, or have you used, it on any machines?
I have a 333d it’s been amazing, lift capacity is literally double what most other machines will pick up. The salesman doesn’t seem to know the machine like I had hoped he would.
Having different machines would be helpful for people. It would be interesting to see if your guys that are die hard lovers of different brands react to a similar powered Deere. I was wondering if the trailer guys have looked into a dump bed shacklers like the newer dump trucks run.
We own cat and Deere. We have had bobcat and case, the Deere is a beast. With smart grade it’s is a game changer. We are 70% Deere owned company. Money well spent with Deere
Just got a Takeuchi, seems like a really nice machine for the 40 hours ive driven it. Backup camera could use a bit better quality but the door and controls are top notch
Wireless remote control system for mini excavators (3-4 ton). Having the ability to operate and watch while digging around utilitys or when your swamper/ditch guy doesn't show up. 🤔
If your ever thinking about getting one, I ran a 333 g for a while I loved it but if I ran it hard for 10 hours it would burn two tanks of fuel and two tanks of def
Yes that is true but still he is just covering himself agents lawsuits from money hungry people. Also some times TH-cam will remove the captions for stupid reasons
If its powered by a yanmar engine i love it. Very reliable engines.that goes for takeuchi , gehl , mustang, deere. I hear the manitou case is a beast though
I wouldn’t look at Deere if I were you Stan. Not only will they charge you for the parts in the store, they will charge you for them to physically go in the back and grab it off the shelf, as well as the delivery that it cost them to get the stock item in. That means anything in stock you have to pay for it to actually be shipped in , even if you didn’t have to order it. The service charge for them is absolutely ridiculous too. You have better chances playing Russian roulette then getting yourself into a financial trouble with Deere. And this is coming from a life long die hard John Deere fan.
Deere is good , case is good , and I know the new ghels are monster skid steer s but they probably to big for the size u like , so I’d say a. Deere , they have a good warranty and lots of dealers so good part supply
Based on your recent video, it looks like you got the Kubota 97-2 instead of the John Deere. The John Deere looks like a great machine, what made you chose the Kubota over the John Deere?
what are you wanting what creature comforts are you needing most. what’s available what warranty extended warranty etc go big n comfy so you can do it all.
Yes John Deere makes good equipment. There little excavators are built by hitachi equipment in Japan. That might change as I heard they are parting ways. I’m not sure about the skid steer’s where they are made. The 2 companies I do mechanic work for and also operate equipment. Use John Deere mainly because the dealer is close and easy to work with. But also great equipment. Both companies have tried other makes like cat case Takeuchi bob cat and John Deere is preferred by the company owners and operators. Both small and large machines.
Deere and Hitachi were building the machines jointly, meaning they both owned the plan and designs. During the beginning of the supply crisis, Hitachi was holding up the production of Deere machines, so Deere purchased it outright, so it is an all-Deere affair made in the same plant by the same people.
Stan I feel like you should get a John Deere skid loader I've been running John Deere for 5 years now and I haven't had any problems heck I have a 2004 John Deere backhoe 4x4 it cranks up on the first try even when it's cold
The John Deere will cost alot. You will have a good dealer to help you.I watch a lot of farm videos. Farmers beat the heck out of their equipment. The one's that have the Deere's like them.They have good dealers too.Comes down to money.If you want the best you have to pay for it. Cool trailer.Thanks 😊.
John deere makes a pretty sweet machine and has come a long way but when it comes down to it a caterpillar 289/299 is the only way to go !!! Something is wrong uf you need a tank of def every fill up lol either fhaf or the new def tank is the size of a beer can 😆🤣😂
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I've got a Deere 326E rubber tire machine. Bought new in '17, had a hydraulic motor go bad at 70 hours and then a pump at 700 hours (all under warranty), now 6 years later has 4400 hours, works 7 days a week. Have had very few problems with it, love it, would buy another one tomorrow.
I have a 326E and 333g, love them both.
On a side note, the cup holder has its own vent, so a/c on keeps drink cold. Heat on will keep coffee warm also, but keep that in mind if a soda drinker.
Stan, the new deeres have so many functions, we run a 331g tracked machine on a musk ox blower and it eats! Also gravel work, cleaning ditches, the comfort and the sound quality of a Deere cab has amplified so many times in the past 10 years! Run the knob that has turtle and bunny to the bunny and use the turtle/bunny 1 or 2 gear, you can fly across a yard and carry with the load assist, i can go on for days!
I have a 333g,absolutely love it. He's rite with a good operator this thing will do just about the same as a D4
Oh yeah 👌
I love skid steer usage.... the wsy it peels back the topsoil... love it!
Love that dump trailer I’ve been meaning to get one myself so thanks for showing some of the different trailers! John Deere makes really good equipment. In my neck of the woods it’s Deere, Bobcat, Kubota or JCB and I see tons of Deere so I say give John Deere a shot!
Ive been wanting you to try one of these out forever! I own and operate the same model you were running and I truly believe nothing else on the market can compare to it
I love our Deere's. The one thing you have to remember though is to keep the cutting edge parallel with the ground in this machine you don't want the lift arms down against the stops. The shape of that bucket on that machine will drag the heel before the cutting edge is flat on the ground.
I have seen these around in my area, but more common are kubota and bobcat, Looks like a badass rig! another awesome video! Dying for the day i get to use one of these!
Hope it’s sooner than later for ya 👊
I work for a equipment dealership for the past 30 years and I still say Takeuchi has the best skidsteer on the market.
I’ve been impressed with my TL8 from day 1.
every brand makes a very similar, effective skid steer. its about the after-support of the product that separates the rest of the industry.
@@batterpm11I’ve never heard of that skiddsterr before
We have one at work that we use for Parks maintenance. The attachments we have or the rotary RX eight big mower for brush, cutting, and the power rake. We use to kind of Frazier mow areas on sports fields. One thing that’s nice with the tracks. It doesn’t care of the grass as much.
I have ran that same machine I loved it also worked great on a hurricane concrete breaker also
Last time our cat went down we rented a johndeer. Really liked it. Does have a lot more lifting power.
I own a deer 85g and 50g mini excavators. Have absolutely no complaints.
Great video!
I think you should try out the Takeuchi's... TL12R2 its a great skid loader, its like a mini bull dozer.
It sure is!!
John Deere hands down makes the best skid steers. I have a 317G & rent a 333 every blue moon. They are beasts.
Love the videos
Thanks bud
You do a great job at your clips . I wish Australia wasn't so regulated as these trailer are great.
Thanks again
Awesome thanks biggie fan of your channel 💯😀 track machines are way too go
We’ve ran cat, ASV, Takeuchi, and kubota and ended up with a Deere for 2023. We are a landscape and grading company just like yours and install around 10-15 yards a week during peak season. I will say that the Deere is certainly heavy and big but they are power houses and second to non. Will walk all over a CAT, kubota isn’t even in the same class, ASV is more feature rich but lacks the capacity of course. The Deere series have a lot of functions others don’t such as the quick touch speed control which can be dialed from 90-1% and is great when running the Harley rake or landscape rake where you can over run your cut easily. There is also monitor controls which has 3 settings for both drive control and boom control independent. So you can go fine touch, standard, or production and you can really feel a difference in the controls. Offset plus and cherry on top is you can fine control all the little things we have always wanted. Like manual tracking adjustment on the fly from the computer while driving when your pulling a little to the left or right. The power is hands down industry leading. So far we love it. I will say nothing beats the ride of the ASV platform and we still own our RT65 and RT 40 but they have there place in our work too.
I’ve operated all makes. Own 5 ASV’s for landscape work . Hands down best for nimbleness, visibility, low ground disturbance and detail work. When it comes to doing real dirt work I own Takeuchi 12 or 8 ‘s all the way!.Those who know , know Takeuchi
Cool to see John Deere get a good review!
The JCB teleskid would love to see your reactions on opening one the gen three's they released this year 😁👍
Great video as usual Stan! I love that Horizon dump trailer. It’s very modern Euro style!
A couple of things I’d like to know what you think about it though.
1. I personally think 3’ sides is more than enough with any pickup truck trailer. Anything more and you are fighting lifting things into it, especially with mini/midi excavators or skiddsteers if lifting stumps. How did you personally feel about the height?
2. While I love the smooth look on the outside, the rib up front in the center and the way the rear posts intrude into the trailer are definitely a point where clay will stick and gather. Or does it seem worse in the video than in real life?
3. If you were an owner op with just a dump trailer, skidsteer and six ton excavator, would you buy this dump trailer as you’re one and only for moving the equipment and materials?
Lastly, I am curious as to why you skipped the dumping part of the full/high load you put on? Was it not able to dump it? Obviously it was way heavy, but I would have liked to have seen just how heavy it was. As you know well, dirt is much harder to unload than gravel or rock.
Thanks for the discovery of this trailer Stan! 👍🏻
Look at what dirt perfect has from CASE now that is a beast of a machine for a skid dy
I've run 3 brands in my life. A recycling company I worked for leased Cat skidsteers and I hated them. The local rental yard rents Bobcat and I always hate running them. I own a Case SV250 and love it. It has mechanical controls, which in my opinion give you much better control (better finesse). Yes they are also more physically tiring. Bobcats always are very herky jerky. And the Cat machine, it was impossible to see the attachment mounting plate when connecting to attachments because of where the crossmember for the lift arms was located. The visibility out the back on my machine is WAY better than the other 2 I mentioned as well. JMO
Boy would I love to have that black topsoil !
My Kubota slv75 works great for me
Stan, you asked what the viewers want to see tested! I'd love to see a CAT R1600H LHD underground mining loader loader, I know that you would love this machine. I believe most CAT dealers in your state would have at least one on hand as I think mining is big in your state, and let you at the very least see one and let you sit in the cab...this was the last scoop tram that I operated at the Hoyle Pond mine in Timmins ON, till my stroke permanently ended my working career.
Hey Stanley, awsome looking trailer, my only issue with ALL the dump trailers is how the front portion of the load zone is pretty much useless except for light garbage. The weight of anything significant just creates such immense leverage against the lift ram that it wont lift. Found myself tossing concrete chunks or shoveling dirt out the front far too many times LOL. If only a manufacturer would change the mounting points of the ram in the scissor just slightly increase the angle of it, reducing the leverage the weight has against it, that would be a game changer. The many 14k trailers ive tried all seem to be just good enough in that aspect. Also if you think your truck tows it like a dream just try towing with a cummins :)
I talked to Blake about your trailer testing, very excited for mine to get here. Luckily I live 15 minutes from Wright Way
Welcome to the hardest riding skid loader on the market 👍🏻
Nothing runs like a deere or smells like a John. haha I like them.
JD THE GOAT OF HEAVY LIFTING‼️
I have jd333 it is very impressive Great machine the only thing I would change would be the door I wish it would go up and overhead
Running a CTL that uses DEF by the foot throttle will plug it's emission system. The 333 G must be run full throttle!
If I was going to supplement my tractor, I'd probably go with a high-end skiddy like this. Although my tractor is great for a lot of things, it really doesn't have the power to dig up the packed, hard desert ground and large rocks around my homestead. Also, being able to lift an entire IBC tote full of water would be great (already have the forks for my tractor, but it will only move an empty tote).
LOL. "Will it fire without the seat belt? Yes it will" very audible dropping of the seat belt heard.
You really need to look at the Case Minotaur DL550. It's an incredible machine.
Love your vids Stan, you ought to use an insta 360 on the extension pole for the driving shots....
"Will this fire without the seatbelt?" LMAO
You never know what programming they put in these days. JD is one of the worst offenders of having too many programming requirements to run, all to make their dealers the only option to keep them running down the line.
Stan did you ever get that trailer that hauls and dumps the dumpsters? Kinda curious on that sort of setup if you could drop multiple dumpsters on a job-site and your you able to drive in with a bobcat and not worry about fixing lawns and cleaning streets.
I'd like to see you test the JCB with the single arm lift. I think that would be interesting to see slamming some snow banks.
He had a wheeled one it had the Volvo badge on it.
Jcb is junk , owned 270 t for one month. Stay away
Looks like a nice machiine, however, my next loader will be a track loader with side access so I don't have to climb over the bucket and can safely access the cab with a load on the boom. Remote control would be a big plus. Shalom/gw
I enjoyed the John Deere Skidsteer. Only 2 issues I didn’t care for are the arms are so big that the side visibility stinks. And the controls are smooth,almost to smooth. There’s a noticeable delay or lag when changing directions. Definitely nice machines.Only my opinion.
When he went for the second strip i was like well, it won't be level after that. Lol after operating equipment for a long time I learned to move over a few feet and get that pass done then come back and take the strip out. That way you are consistent across the job. If you were to put a liner in that trailer, no doubt you would have a bad azz rig.
I’ve used all brands and feel bobcat has best visibility. Arms don’t block view of the corners of the bucket. Joysticks have a great feel. Solid view of the tracks also. Doesn’t feel like you’re sitting in a box like the Deere. John Deere’s do look sick tho.
I don't know Stanley I got a feeling my comment is going to last longer this video so I really like John Deere I've driven a lot of their green tractors Farmers/ landscape for a short time the ASV that thing was ancient it was a left-hand to ball joystick the best roller coaster I've ever been on you will spill your beer but it had tons of power tons of power I really like that feature they had on the John Deere of controlling the movement of the machine the no herky-jerky feeling but one thing you mentioned about the trailer that I did like I know you mentioned the height and it prevented you from knowing how much material you had in there and if less you're counting your buckets and you know what size bucket you're using a half yard to a full yard you don't know how much weight you're putting in that trailer and especially the soil you were moving was quite damp very wet looking so there is that factor you could put 8 yd of dry soil in there no big deal 8 yards of wet soil you might as well put 16 yards of soil and since the trailer manufacturer was a ride along I would like to see him put and I know they have them but maybe they can modify it cuz I believe semi-trailers have a weight gauge in the tire or something to that effect but what about something very simple because trust me you need a simple Gaugefor people who just don't put two-and-two together a gauge that reads the axle pressure to the trailer that reads just like a water tank when it is at maximum load red Gauge pops up or a buzzer goes off maybe that's air control or even electrical control switch that just alert you you've reached a maximum weight for the trailer that would actually help the trailer manufacturer you're not succeeding the weight capacity of the trailer it helps the independent contractor because his guys can not overload the equipment and caused a serious accident if you've ever loaded a trailer we've all done it with overload it and knew it and that's on us but when we're dealing with wet soil Sod material concrete it is easy to misjudge it I've even seen you do it on your channel honestly I hate to have new things thrown into law but that should be a safety gauge on trailers just like airbags why because these younger people are not getting any smarter you can tell them you can train them and they still do not care but since they're so involved with video game when the buzzer rings off the game's over stop filling the trailer it seems to be their mentality
John Deere makes a very nice skid loader!
Takeuchi TL12 has 114hp great pricing and a beast. Try one out.
You got it
I think that was the first time you used a vertical lift in practice? How did you find it for the loading?
Not sure if they're used much in your side of the earthmoving business, but some applications make a lot of use of LASER, or other technologies, levelling where the machine can be set to a fixed level, or grade, to work to - I don't recall it/them being mentioned on any of the vehicle tests, whether Skid-loaders or other earth-movers.
Do you use it, or have you used, it on any machines?
I switched over to John Deere a few years ago replacing most of my caterpillars with them and would not think about switching back.
Cool beans glad you like em
Give it 3000 hrs . They have to much power and literally tear themselves apart
@@ral3178 most of mine I have had for several years now. And no issues like that. Some of my equipment is bigger than skid loaders
I have a 333d it’s been amazing, lift capacity is literally double what most other machines will pick up. The salesman doesn’t seem to know the machine like I had hoped he would.
I agree, very weak demo. There is a guy from Everglades Equipment that does great demo videos
That 333 looks like a beast but have you ran the T86 yet?
There awesome machines, just need a big pocket book
Having different machines would be helpful for people. It would be interesting to see if your guys that are die hard lovers of different brands react to a similar powered Deere. I was wondering if the trailer guys have looked into a dump bed shacklers like the newer dump trucks run.
I just put some hrs on one last year and I was very impressed! You can set the lift hight to preset for loading and unloading
Cats have a better ride though
They are very nice my last job I ran one there. That’s one I’d buy
Need to try out the new Case minotaur 555! It’s a beast !
JCB with the singe boom is interesting concept
We own cat and Deere. We have had bobcat and case, the Deere is a beast. With smart grade it’s is a game changer. We are 70% Deere owned company. Money well spent with Deere
That 333G is a beast of a skid loader. It really is a mini dozer and the joy stick controls are honestly the best hands down
Still can’t touch a Case DL550 in operating capacity.
Just got a Takeuchi, seems like a really nice machine for the 40 hours ive driven it. Backup camera could use a bit better quality but the door and controls are top notch
And the fact there a good 10k cheaper then any other brand with a Kubota engine still is another bonus
A friend let me run his brand-new TL 12 and it is a beast!!! We sold our S 300Bobcat we had for 17 years. 650 hours on it loved that machine!
Wireless remote control system for mini excavators (3-4 ton). Having the ability to operate and watch while digging around utilitys or when your swamper/ditch guy doesn't show up. 🤔
Would love to see you review a wacker st50 as a comparison
Look at a JCB. I think you could use a teleskid extending arm a lot in both landscaping and snow applications.
If your ever thinking about getting one, I ran a 333 g for a while I loved it but if I ran it hard for 10 hours it would burn two tanks of fuel and two tanks of def
Hey Stan, please remove the captions, they are distracting and youtube offers captions on-site for people that need them.
@carter john
The Americans with disabilities act requires for everything accessable to the public need to be user friendly to everyone
It is user friendly, they just have to click the large CC button on the bottom right of the video.
Yes that is true but still he is just covering himself agents lawsuits from money hungry people. Also some times TH-cam will remove the captions for stupid reasons
But I can also see it from your side
@@AFKallthetime what disability? Blindness?
I would like to see what you think of the new case TV620b skid steer I have been hearing good things about it
I called those HT boys. They are supposed to be working on a price for a 12' dump trailer for me. No word back yet.
If its powered by a yanmar engine i love it. Very reliable engines.that goes for takeuchi , gehl , mustang, deere. I hear the manitou case is a beast though
Yachts like Yanmars too. Don't want to be dead in the water.
I wouldn’t look at Deere if I were you Stan. Not only will they charge you for the parts in the store, they will charge you for them to physically go in the back and grab it off the shelf, as well as the delivery that it cost them to get the stock item in. That means anything in stock you have to pay for it to actually be shipped in , even if you didn’t have to order it. The service charge for them is absolutely ridiculous too. You have better chances playing Russian roulette then getting yourself into a financial trouble with Deere. And this is coming from a life long die hard John Deere fan.
sounds more like a local dealer issue. ours never does that
I hope that lowboy trailer near the end of the video wasn't over loaded.🤣
Try doing that black roof skirt when the trailer is full up with rocks and sharp metels.
Hi Stan John degree is all I run, I use a 325 g and I love it
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All I can say is the skid steer market is tough
Deere is good , case is good , and I know the new ghels are monster skid steer s but they probably to big for the size u like , so I’d say a. Deere , they have a good warranty and lots of dealers so good part supply
Warranty and dealers / parts availability is everything 🙌
I think you should try the JCB Teleskid
Based on your recent video, it looks like you got the Kubota 97-2 instead of the John Deere. The John Deere looks like a great machine, what made you chose the Kubota over the John Deere?
Demo a Deere 325g! Very impressive for its size.
I heard someone say recently that the Deere loaders were very noisy or loud. Any input on that?
what are you wanting what creature comforts are you needing most. what’s available what warranty extended warranty etc go big n comfy so you can do it all.
Maybe you could try a Takeuchi skid steer stan would like to hear your opinion on them 👍
I'll check er out
I was gonna ask about a John Deere review!
Great vid Stan. But I have a question why didn't you go w/a diesel truck just curious 🤔 😕 thanks for taking time to read comments have a great day
What do you think of them serrated cutting edges?
Yes John Deere makes good equipment. There little excavators are built by hitachi equipment in Japan. That might change as I heard they are parting ways. I’m not sure about the skid steer’s where they are made. The 2 companies I do mechanic work for and also operate equipment. Use John Deere mainly because the dealer is close and easy to work with. But also great equipment. Both companies have tried other makes like cat case Takeuchi bob cat and John Deere is preferred by the company owners and operators. Both small and large machines.
Deere and Hitachi were building the machines jointly, meaning they both owned the plan and designs. During the beginning of the supply crisis, Hitachi was holding up the production of Deere machines, so Deere purchased it outright, so it is an all-Deere affair made in the same plant by the same people.
Can you test the CASE DL5500 SKID STEER?
I’ll do my best!
Great video!! How about a jcb
I wish I still have my John Deere skid steer but medical issues came up so I had to sell it
Stan I feel like you should get a John Deere skid loader I've been running John Deere for 5 years now and I haven't had any problems heck I have a 2004 John Deere backhoe 4x4 it cranks up on the first try even when it's cold
The John Deere will cost alot. You will have a good dealer to help you.I watch a lot of farm videos. Farmers beat the heck out of their equipment. The one's that have the Deere's like them.They have good dealers too.Comes down to money.If you want the best you have to pay for it. Cool trailer.Thanks 😊.
you can quite literally adjust the sensitivity on all the big brands newer machines
Not bad for somebody with a learners permit! It’s nice but what is JD doing for diyers’? THX for these videos DM!
You would be making a great purchase by going with the Deere skid loader
Have you tried out the JCB Teleskid?
I may not know heavy equipment like other people. I would really like to see you tryout a Bobcat & they how they feel.
Agreeeeed
I've never run a deere skid but my favorite skid is asv in my mind asv has the best skid steere on the market but again that's just me
John deere makes a pretty sweet machine and has come a long way but when it comes down to it a caterpillar 289/299 is the only way to go !!! Something is wrong uf you need a tank of def every fill up lol either fhaf or the new def tank is the size of a beer can 😆🤣😂
See if you can demo the Case Minotaur . Dirt Perfect has been very impressed by one .
Everything is great when it's new. Let's watch it over a couple year period.