I have rented an SVL-65. I then bought a 2013 Takeuchi TL-230. I hired a company to do some fire clearing. They ran a 2018 Kubota SVL-75. When running them head to head up hill the Takeuchi out pulled the SVL-75 up hill. As it turns out, my TL230 has a lot more traction power than the SVL 75. I would highly recommend looking at Takeuchi skid loaders as they have the same slide up door operation as Kubota. Just my experience and two cents. I hope it helps.
Welcome to the Kubota family ! The SVL65 is so under rated by those looking for a track loader . You will really really really like what the SVL65 can do . Enjoy and look forward to your reviews .
I’m a die hard Deere fan. I have a 325g and it is simply the best track loader I’ve ever ran. But it doesn’t matter what brand you like as long as it makes you money and stays reliable that’s what’s most important. I hope it does you well and makes you money!
Yesss kubotas of life. I can’t wait to watch but right now I’m celebrating my brothers birthday. Guess who applied the G&M outdoors the brother and sister that where on your channel a year ago, but turns out they are hiring for full time workers right now but since I have school I can’t work full time till the summer but if G&M sees this “I will do anything and time anywhere”. Hopefully I get hired to run equipment or hard labor. I had a phone interview with Garret after school and he said he has to talk to his sister but hopefully I will get hired. Sorry for the ramble but have a good week.
I think the 65 is a little undersized. I ran a 75 for hundreds of hours this winter and loved it! May save some space in tight areas but I think the 75 is worth it. Over head doors rock! It’s great to keep it open! I ran the same loader also doing snow removal! Great machine! Great machines!
I’ve ran a 530 kubota loader for 300 hours and they are super comfortable have great power and just a solid machine better than Deere or CAT equivalent in my opinion I’d give it a try Stan! First comment on one of your videos been watching since 20k subs!
I literally just took delivery of my svl65 last month. I use it for all sorts of tasks on my farm. I FREAKING LOVE IT!!! And once you get used to the door , you will never go back to anything else. I did put the "winter" tracks on mine (I live in Canada so snow plowing is priority 1) I can't wait to see what you think of it!!
@@Dirtmonkey did you ever do a follow up video or of you using it.? We are currently renting a 75 and our dealer just got a 65 in and dont know which one we want to get.. also what happened to sam in your newer videos?
Dude! The SVL 65 is incredible. Just got our brand new 97 today transitioning from 20 hours on the little 65. Simple, strong, and great for skilled operators as its still hydraulic over hydraulic. Avoid unnecessary computerization at all costs I say. AI is not necessarily our friend. The 75 can only lift 200lbs more and the cost difference doesn't merit the potential loss in fuel efficiency.
Awesome! I purchased a 2021 svl 65-2 about 5 months ago, love it so far! I wish it was a bit faster though. 7.5 mph is hard to get used to when I used to have 2 speed bobcats at 12.5 mph
What's up Stanley I've been watching your shows I guess a month now you're absolutely as I am you know how to run equipment and I'm always here to go from morning until quit time I'm just I don't want to say hyper but I'm just always geared to go which means work work when I'm in a machine and it's good to see someone else that you got a black crow that's so cool
Your my favorite to watch on TH-cam always waiting for the next video to pop up on my phone so I can watch it lol. You fake me out on this video it was just over they was no go get em lol
Any update on it? Currently debating it or the 75-3. Can the 65 run a heavy duty brunch hog? 48” disc? If you have ran one. And how does it do on hills while running an implement
@@dc7061 I’ve had it for 5 years and 400 hours, it works pretty good, it handles a 74in bucket through all material types with power to spare, grappling material it gets the job done and has the power but sometimes is a little tippy loading dumpsters and navigating. I’ve got a low flow mower for it and it is effective with that as well. For full time or lot of mulching and high flow you might consider something a little heavier so it’s got the counter weight. If you’re gonna mulch sometimes it’ll get it done. I had a faulty set of injectors that was covered for free that made it run poorly was the only significant issue I had with it.
@@ThatcherKSA good to hear it. Plan on getting high flow. Going to start with a Rut or similar heavier duty brush cutter before a disc mulcher to see what I can get done with it.
You folks are going to love the Kubota 65. Dependable, Simple and always out perform their own stats. It will be interesting to see the differences and opinions this summer between the ASV & the 65. Cheers. 🇨🇦
All jokes aside some rental companies really take good care and even guarantee some things...I got a multiquip plate tamper from united rentals with 12 hours on it for 950.00 I think they are normally 2500 at least
I love the video stan. Ull love the kubota. I've run one for a year now and it's awesome. I will say the only thing I don't like is having to turn on the aux hydrolics everything I get in the machine. Other then that it's been awesome.
Wow - can't believe you were in Sauk City. Born, raised, and lived here my whole life. I worked at McFarlane's for a winter in High School and went to High School w/ Cory. Going to have to give him some crap about being a big TH-cam star now. LOL. LMK if you come back for the loader - lunch is on me!
Bought a new Kubota SV75 last year (rubber Tire) only complaint I hear, is touchie controls. The overhead window was a huge plus for our application. Street reconstruction.
I've got a new KX040-4 Kubota mini ex. I also have a Ghel 4835sxt skid steer, with wheels, that has been rock solid only has 2k hours on it, but want to upgrade. We have just gotten serious about doing work other than on my place. The mini ex has gotten us tons of work so far. Look forward to your advice. Ready for a track machine, I think.
I borrowed a tracked 317G, could not believe the amount of work I was able to accomplish and not disturb the ground compared to wheeled. I may look at doing what you are doing, renting for 200 hours with a buy option. Not fully committed to buying yet!
When the company I am with was deciding between a cat 249 and 259 we were concerned about the difference in ground pressure however we found the power and capability of the slightly bigger machine including lifting abilities such as dumping height and weight lifting greatly made up on the grass you may have to remediate after a job which you would likely have to do regardless of machine size especially in such a close together classes of equipment.. If you are that worried about disturbing the ground I believe an asv style track system would be the way to go rather than sacrificing the power of a machine size which as you said is the most ideal size of skid for what you guys do and most small-mid size landscaping companies require. I would go with the 75 however the few days I've spent running a kubota skid it definitely would not be my first brand choice in this class of skid, but I am not the one making the payments lol.
Stan we have a couple one yard kubota loaders and they run great. It will take a ten foot push block we tried Toruń a twelve and it was a little to much for the machine. As for the skid steer kubota makes a great skid.
Looks like a nice machine. I really like Kubota and I believe there's another maker that makes the doors like that. I just wish Kubota would go with the trend and make one of their track models on a light frame. For what we are going to be doing on our property and maybe some side jobs, we just need the small frames like a bobcat t450. We have an older Kubota tractor that's almost 40 years old and picked it up used and it performs well for what we need it to do.
Would love to see how those trailers are built what kind of quality they put into them and it seems like just about everybody is coming out with many wheel loaders now seem extremely handy would love to try on thanks for a great show I hope you your family and all your guys stay safe with all the chaos that's going on best wishes thanks for great video
I like Kubota, I demoed the Kubota 75, Cat 249 and Bobcat R66 last year. Operator comfort, ride and power Bobcat won. I wanted to buy the Kubota but after the demo I was beat up in the Kubota. Went back and forth, loved the Kubota door but the Bobcat machine is top notch for only a few thousand more.
Good info. ive researched myself for purchase . the added half ton weight goes to ballast and stability to carry and when off grade. Also, that 75 has just over 1600lbs greater breakout force which is massive in comparison. The additional capacity & traction force is what has be leaning towards the 75 personally. The ground pressure between the two is 4.2 vs 4.9 for the 75. The 75 has some additional ground clearance of 2.6 inches plus greater lift capacity as well as over 1600lbs greater breakout. Over 1200lb/ft greater traction force on the 75 and the track length contract on ground difference is only 1.4inches longer track on the 65 despite how it visually seems in this video. One thing I saw on many other vidoes is stating how the 65 entered the market by fitting on a 10k trailer for towing is not actually accurate. Unless there is some magical 10k trailer that weights under 1500lbs which doesn't exist. Also the stated weights of these, and all machines, are less attachments so even the 700lbs or so bucket adds to that factory stated weight. I have to say the sales rep you have in the video is one hell of a good one, analyzing what fits you needs vs trying to upsell the more expensive choice. Shame everyone everywhere isn't that fair and thorough.
@@tator05 we working on it but we do back log because of COVID and we need help big time we have over 300 job openings in most of are plants locations so
What is your thoughts on wheel loaders with OTT (Over The Tires) Tracks VS actual track steers. Price difference, maintenance cost, wear parts on track loader, price of a track loader vs wheel loader. I would like to see a video of your thoughts. Thanks
I demoed the case tv450 and the svl95 before I bought the 450 because the dealer brought out a kubota with almost 2k hrs on it and it broke during the demo and they just said sorry and took the machine back. That was the perfect you are buying the dealer situation. Few months later was ready to buy another ctl and found out the svl95 is the only machine in kubotas line up that can load a semi. Which wasn’t useful for what I was looking to do. Looking for a 75hp machine that can load a semi. Ended up buying the case tv370 their brand new all the bells and whistles latest and greatest 4 months ago. Mind you I own 3 of the ssv75 wheel machines from kubota that I bought from the dealer that brought me the bad demo. Curious to see what you think of the machine. Because I do like them just couldn’t believe the service I got from the dealer that I bought three machines from so they lost out on three more..
Are those tier 4 engines? Wonder how they're gonna hold up. Hey do you by any chance have an old grade laser youd be will to sell? I'm trying to go out on my own and a new spectra or topcon is just not possible at the moment. Just a plain Jane grade laser with a rod eye. I can get a grade stick and tripod need be. Let me know man, I'd appreciate it. Here comes the busy season!
I'm interested to see how you like it. We have the svl 75-2 and absolutely love it. We do occasionally run out of power and wish we had bought the 90 hp. However we use it on a farm in ways it was probably never intended for.
I think Kubota makes a great skid steer. Yes, maybe not perfect for some of the other brand fan boys, but great machine and value. Our dealer is excellent locally so that helps. Just got a diamond c trailer and its a very well designed and built unit.
Kubota dealer in my area tells me guys traded in there svl75 s. When svl65s just came to market, now there trying to get out of svl65 s. And go back to svl75 s. They says there underpowered.
Good salesman, I grew up collecting spec sheets and spending time on job sites you want a skidsteer machine that has the highest Hp and tq/ break out force. Torque recovery is important also, most companies used to give those specs but not anymore
Stan what happened to the end of the video I tested a Kubota liked the door thought the interior was a little cheap heater vents and visibility out back of loader not great I ended up buying a 228 newholland only downside is the door hard to get out with forks on. Be safe looks like a mess in your neck of the woods from what I have seen on the news
Yeah-I ended that one a little short😳Like your input though-keep on sharing👍Safe...trying, it's been kinda Crazy in MN the past year!?! God Bless & Go Get Em!
My brother and I own an svl 95 with aprox. 800 hours on it now. Good machine so far. We also own a Bobcat s773(same as S185), and an s300. Also would love to try Kubota scl1000 .We own an old toro dingo and a new Ditch Witch SK1550 which is a beast for a stand on machine.
So glad you finally got urself a kubota. I've been waiting for this for ages!!!
I know!!
Me too.
I have rented an SVL-65. I then bought a 2013 Takeuchi TL-230. I hired a company to do some fire clearing. They ran a 2018 Kubota SVL-75. When running them head to head up hill the Takeuchi out pulled the SVL-75 up hill. As it turns out, my TL230 has a lot more traction power than the SVL 75. I would highly recommend looking at Takeuchi skid loaders as they have the same slide up door operation as Kubota. Just my experience and two cents. I hope it helps.
Arent they 20 k more and only 2 year warranty vesus 5 for Kubota????
Welcome to the Kubota family !
The SVL65 is so under rated by those looking for a track loader . You will really really really like what the SVL65 can do . Enjoy and look forward to your reviews .
Can't wait!
I really enjoy the kubota 95 i get to run at work. Great so the 65 added to the channel. Keep up the great work!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hey Stanley great to see your trying out a Kubota!
I love it!
I’m a die hard Deere fan. I have a 325g and it is simply the best track loader I’ve ever ran. But it doesn’t matter what brand you like as long as it makes you money and stays reliable that’s what’s most important. I hope it does you well and makes you money!
You guys have all the fun! I'd love to see a video about the trailer manufacturer. Thanks Stan...
Coming soon!
I love I can come home from laying down some serious stripes all day and always got something from the man. Love this one Stan!
Nice!!! Thanks man👊
He makes my bank account hurt, always looking to add tools, I am a DIY guy.
Texas Pride vid was a good one! Looking forward to DoubleC....
Thanks...me too👍
Thanks for the video! i have been looking into purchasing a Kubota svl75 for home use. This video really helped me! Keep up the great work!
Glad to hear it! Thanks!👊
I use a Kubota R630 at work with a 12' snow pusher in northern Michigan. Very comfortable machine and plenty of power.
Good to know!
Another great video, Kubota makes great equipment...
Thanks! 👍You got that right!
Major Tom in his cabin of that loader, and man you are right at home 👍 Tam.
more to come!👊
i have a r640 kubota loader has it for 6+ years perfect machine
Sweet! Thanks for that info👍
Yesss kubotas of life. I can’t wait to watch but right now I’m celebrating my brothers birthday. Guess who applied the G&M outdoors the brother and sister that where on your channel a year ago, but turns out they are hiring for full time workers right now but since I have school I can’t work full time till the summer but if G&M sees this “I will do anything and time anywhere”. Hopefully I get hired to run equipment or hard labor.
I had a phone interview with Garret after school and he said he has to talk to his sister but hopefully I will get hired. Sorry for the ramble but have a good week.
Happy Birthday to your brother🎉 Garret & Marlynna are good people! Best of luck...God Bless & Go Get Em!
Cant wait to see the new skid steer in action and to hear feed back from the guys to see what they think about it.
I had to try it out right away. So thats why i went to that yard
I think the 65 is a little undersized. I ran a 75 for hundreds of hours this winter and loved it! May save some space in tight areas but I think the 75 is worth it. Over head doors rock! It’s great to keep it open! I ran the same loader also doing snow removal! Great machine! Great machines!
The entire team is really liking that overhead door.
Great video. Nice skid steer. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve ran a 530 kubota loader for 300 hours and they are super comfortable have great power and just a solid machine better than Deere or CAT equivalent in my opinion I’d give it a try Stan! First comment on one of your videos been watching since 20k subs!
Nice!!! You have great comments, happy you did it👍 Keep them coming
Simple is sometimes best! Less can go wrong, and hey, it gets the job done.
agreed👊
Stan I can't believe you walked right past that brand new SCL1000 stand on track loader and never even checked it out!
Stood on one last week. They're cool. Color screen with keypad
trust me- I checked it out👊
That's like going to a all you can eat BBQ, and only having a salad......sacrilege!!!
I literally just took delivery of my svl65 last month. I use it for all sorts of tasks on my farm. I FREAKING LOVE IT!!! And once you get used to the door , you will never go back to anything else. I did put the "winter" tracks on mine (I live in Canada so snow plowing is priority 1) I can't wait to see what you think of it!!
smart move on the winter tracks. so far I am liking this machine.
@@Dirtmonkey but ya gotta love that ASV👍
How much with tax did you pay?
@@Dirtmonkey did you ever do a follow up video or of you using it.? We are currently renting a 75 and our dealer just got a 65 in and dont know which one we want to get.. also what happened to sam in your newer videos?
Hi Stan
Loved to see the new facility place. Trailer place
Video in progress.👊
Dude!
The SVL 65 is incredible. Just got our brand new 97 today transitioning from 20 hours on the little 65. Simple, strong, and great for skilled operators as its still hydraulic over hydraulic. Avoid unnecessary computerization at all costs I say. AI is not necessarily our friend.
The 75 can only lift 200lbs more and the cost difference doesn't merit the potential loss in fuel efficiency.
Right on!
Awesome! I purchased a 2021 svl 65-2 about 5 months ago, love it so far! I wish it was a bit faster though. 7.5 mph is hard to get used to when I used to have 2 speed bobcats at 12.5 mph
so far I like this Kubota but Im still getting used to how it runs and handles.
@@Dirtmonkey same, I've had it for 5 months and only have 6 hours on it....lol Waiting for concrete season to start
How much did you pay with tax if you don’t mind me asking?
@@chrisparker4940 $55k out the door
What's up Stanley I've been watching your shows I guess a month now you're absolutely as I am you know how to run equipment and I'm always here to go from morning until quit time I'm just I don't want to say hyper but I'm just always geared to go which means work work when I'm in a machine and it's good to see someone else that you got a black crow that's so cool
Your my favorite to watch on TH-cam always waiting for the next video to pop up on my phone so I can watch it lol. You fake me out on this video it was just over they was no go get em lol
Awww Thanks! Your right, I ended it weird. So Adam...God Bless & Go Get Em!👍
Just bought the SV75 yesterday!
Kubota rules, Keep up the good work Stan
Right on! Congrats on your new machine!
I have the SVL65 and really like it. Used it for about a year now and don't have many complaints.
great to know! Thanks for that. so far so good with this machine.
Any update on it? Currently debating it or the 75-3. Can the 65 run a heavy duty brunch hog? 48” disc? If you have ran one. And how does it do on hills while running an implement
@@dc7061 I’ve had it for 5 years and 400 hours, it works pretty good, it handles a 74in bucket through all material types with power to spare, grappling material it gets the job done and has the power but sometimes is a little tippy loading dumpsters and navigating. I’ve got a low flow mower for it and it is effective with that as well. For full time or lot of mulching and high flow you might consider something a little heavier so it’s got the counter weight. If you’re gonna mulch sometimes it’ll get it done. I had a faulty set of injectors that was covered for free that made it run poorly was the only significant issue I had with it.
@@ThatcherKSA good to hear it. Plan on getting high flow. Going to start with a Rut or similar heavier duty brush cutter before a disc mulcher to see what I can get done with it.
You will love the door in the Kubota
we do- instantly every one fell in love with it.
You folks are going to love the Kubota 65. Dependable, Simple and always out perform their own stats.
It will be interesting to see the differences and opinions this summer between the ASV & the 65.
Cheers. 🇨🇦
Can't wait!
Got really excited when you started talking about the old tractor lol
Nice😂
So did I I was kinda wondering g if u where go to show us it starting up
@@jennyweitzel4458 I thought Stan was gonna show us too. Left us hanging man lol.
more on that tractor on the next video.
@@Dirtmonkey I saw that one already lol. One arm loader, that's unique.
Someone once told me that buying an ex rental was like going to a brothel to find a wife
😂
Or when the "exotic dancer" tells ya she loves ya!!! (So a friend told me)
All jokes aside some rental companies really take good care and even guarantee some things...I got a multiquip plate tamper from united rentals with 12 hours on it for 950.00 I think they are normally 2500 at least
But something like a dingo I'd leave alone haha too many problems in my experience with rentals
That's my local dealer! I bought a 65 new from there last November and absolutely love it.
That is awesome!
Tim looks happy to have a new machine play with.
Yep...he likes it👍
Another one added to the fleet haha
Great vid Stan
Renting for now...but it is good👍
@@Dirtmonkey Oh ok, how many skid steers do you have???
this makes 6
I love the video stan. Ull love the kubota. I've run one for a year now and it's awesome. I will say the only thing I don't like is having to turn on the aux hydrolics everything I get in the machine. Other then that it's been awesome.
And buy that pay loader. It with b a cash machine. For that price it's a steal.
Thanks for the info👍
It's not that it's a deal breaker or anything. It's safe that way. To me personally it's just an inconvenience
That’s a nice machine and great work and thanks for sharing this with us take care
I own 3 track kubota 75's
We love them
Then I have 2 Cat 299D's because we couldn't load the tandems.
Nice👍Thanks for sharing that!
Love my Kubota 90-2 💪🏼
Right on!👍
Nice looking machine, and yes it is always great to see how they build trailer’s.
Im late but I love your videos keep up the great work
Wow - can't believe you were in Sauk City. Born, raised, and lived here my whole life. I worked at McFarlane's for a winter in High School and went to High School w/ Cory. Going to have to give him some crap about being a big TH-cam star now. LOL. LMK if you come back for the loader - lunch is on me!
Looks like a nice machine. Looking forward to seeing if it's a good size for your operation.
You and me both!
Nice one Stan 👍👍🏴🏴
Much appreciated!
And yeah im definitely interested in seeing how those trailers are made
Nice...we will👍
Greg Alberalla has a video on his channel
Bought a new Kubota SV75 last year (rubber Tire) only complaint I hear, is touchie controls. The overhead window was a huge plus for our application. Street reconstruction.
Huh...good to know. Thanks!
Are the pilots adjustable through the digital display? Some kubotas have lots of adjustments through the 4 buttons lol
I have no idea, I will ask operators . You can do alot of things with those buttons
I've got a new KX040-4 Kubota mini ex. I also have a Ghel 4835sxt skid steer, with wheels, that has been rock solid only has 2k hours on it, but want to upgrade. We have just gotten serious about doing work other than on my place. The mini ex has gotten us tons of work so far. Look forward to your advice. Ready for a track machine, I think.
Love your channel, you inspire me!!!
Those hydraulic joystick controls on the Kubota's are sweet. The electric ones on other brands don't come close.
Agreed!
I borrowed a tracked 317G, could not believe the amount of work I was able to accomplish and not disturb the ground compared to wheeled.
I may look at doing what you are doing, renting for 200 hours with a buy option. Not fully committed to buying yet!
Hello Stan. Glad to see some Kubota in the fleet now
Hello 👋You and me both!
Yep it's a nice addition.
When the company I am with was deciding between a cat 249 and 259 we were concerned about the difference in ground pressure however we found the power and capability of the slightly bigger machine including lifting abilities such as dumping height and weight lifting greatly made up on the grass you may have to remediate after a job which you would likely have to do regardless of machine size especially in such a close together classes of equipment.. If you are that worried about disturbing the ground I believe an asv style track system would be the way to go rather than sacrificing the power of a machine size which as you said is the most ideal size of skid for what you guys do and most small-mid size landscaping companies require. I would go with the 75 however the few days I've spent running a kubota skid it definitely would not be my first brand choice in this class of skid, but I am not the one making the payments lol.
Stan we have a couple one yard kubota loaders and they run great. It will take a ten foot push block we tried Toruń a twelve and it was a little to much for the machine. As for the skid steer kubota makes a great skid.
Good stuff...thanks for sharing 👍
Looks like a nice machine. I really like Kubota and I believe there's another maker that makes the doors like that. I just wish Kubota would go with the trend and make one of their track models on a light frame. For what we are going to be doing on our property and maybe some side jobs, we just need the small frames like a bobcat t450. We have an older Kubota tractor that's almost 40 years old and picked it up used and it performs well for what we need it to do.
That tractor sounds pretty amazing if it still out works others at 40 years old.
Would love to see how those trailers are built what kind of quality they put into them and it seems like just about everybody is coming out with many wheel loaders now seem extremely handy would love to try on thanks for a great show I hope you your family and all your guys stay safe with all the chaos that's going on best wishes thanks for great video
You and me both! Thanks, wish you well too! Go get em & God Bless!
I can wait to see how you like the kubota.Kubota.
We bought a kubtoa loader, and I can wa it to use is when just got it and I can't wait to get in it.
I like Kubota, I demoed the Kubota 75, Cat 249 and Bobcat R66 last year. Operator comfort, ride and power Bobcat won. I wanted to buy the Kubota but after the demo I was beat up in the Kubota. Went back and forth, loved the Kubota door but the Bobcat machine is top notch for only a few thousand more.
Hmmmm🤔 interesting...thanks for sharing!
The Cat brand new machine was louder in the cab then my Cat 2006 247B. I passed on the Cat quickly.
I’m in the market for a track loader myself. Congrats on the new machine 🤘🏻
Thank you for another great video
Thanks for watching!
Good info. ive researched myself for purchase . the added half ton weight goes to ballast and stability to carry and when off grade. Also, that 75 has just over 1600lbs greater breakout force which is massive in comparison. The additional capacity & traction force is what has be leaning towards the 75 personally. The ground pressure between the two is 4.2 vs 4.9 for the 75. The 75 has some additional ground clearance of 2.6 inches plus greater lift capacity as well as over 1600lbs greater breakout. Over 1200lb/ft greater traction force on the 75 and the track length contract on ground difference is only 1.4inches longer track on the 65 despite how it visually seems in this video.
One thing I saw on many other vidoes is stating how the 65 entered the market by fitting on a 10k trailer for towing is not actually accurate. Unless there is some magical 10k trailer that weights under 1500lbs which doesn't exist. Also the stated weights of these, and all machines, are less attachments so even the 700lbs or so bucket adds to that factory stated weight.
I have to say the sales rep you have in the video is one hell of a good one, analyzing what fits you needs vs trying to upsell the more expensive choice. Shame everyone everywhere isn't that fair and thorough.
would like to see a john deere skid steer video know a guy with one says it can lift a wet 64" root ball tree. it's a 333g
I use to own a john deer skid steer & broke both my elbows in it😱Sounds like a Beast!
333G is a beast! I think it's either that or CAT's 299D3 are the best in the industry
Hey Stan I work for a sister company of Kubota and we be starting to built the 65 in Kansas later this year and all
That's really cool👍
Hey Great Plains guys, please build more SCL1000's too please! Lol thank you for all your hardwork! Sincrely, your dealers
@@tator05 we working on it but we do back log because of COVID and we need help big time we have over 300 job openings in most of are plants locations so
@@Dirtmonkey it be neat if u did a plants Tour one day
What a massive True Value store
Stanley was like “ I want big touchscreens, I want big sub woofers behind the seat.” 😂
Stan! You look like “jogging Forest Gump” lol... sweet video bruh.
Jogging forrest gump! thats awesome😂👊
O.k. That comment wins the thread for the day Jennnyyyyyy....
What is your thoughts on wheel loaders with OTT (Over The Tires) Tracks VS actual track steers. Price difference, maintenance cost, wear parts on track loader, price of a track loader vs wheel loader. I would like to see a video of your thoughts. Thanks
3 years since, hows it going with the Kubota?
Looks like a nice machine 👍
It is!
Great video Stan 🇺🇲
Glad you enjoyed it
Yes. Diamond C is fantastic. Definitely go and see for yourself.
Those are awesome mini loaders that would be nice for u Stan or get a bigger machine for 55,000 with more hours on it but I like the Kubotas
Yes I agree
Most definitely would like to see that video
Are you going to do a comparison with the asv and the new kubota? And diamond trailer tour would be sweet!
no comparisons-each machine will stand on its own for features and performance. a Diamnod C tour is in the works.
Little pocket rockets r always nice 🤣😂
Hi Stan I just bought a ssv65 for my firewood business I love it. The big difference between te ssv and the svl is the radiator
I would of preferred a track machine but because of the rad location in the track machine I chose the wheeled on
Good choice. Kubota makes some stout equipment, may not be the flashiest but equipment that will stand the test of time.
Gotta love Kubota!
You got that right!👍
If it ever dries out in Minnesota, you should try an SSV75 too.
I just might do that.
Also for general use - would you recommend tracks or tires? Home use, snow clearing and other tasks.
For most uses a track loader is more versatile but more expensive also
@@rodneystewart8958 I've realized that whilst looking about for a skiddy.
Tracks...I prefer them, they are just better.
I demoed the case tv450 and the svl95 before I bought the 450 because the dealer brought out a kubota with almost 2k hrs on it and it broke during the demo and they just said sorry and took the machine back. That was the perfect you are buying the dealer situation.
Few months later was ready to buy another ctl and found out the svl95 is the only machine in kubotas line up that can load a semi. Which wasn’t useful for what I was looking to do. Looking for a 75hp machine that can load a semi. Ended up buying the case tv370 their brand new all the bells and whistles latest and greatest 4 months ago.
Mind you I own 3 of the ssv75 wheel machines from kubota that I bought from the dealer that brought me the bad demo.
Curious to see what you think of the machine. Because I do like them just couldn’t believe the service I got from the dealer that I bought three machines from so they lost out on three more..
Case is good!👍
@@Dirtmonkey so far I like the three machines I have about 400 hrs on my 450 and just over hundred on the other two.
Would love to see you get your hands on a kubota scl1000
Nice...me too👍
Are those tier 4 engines? Wonder how they're gonna hold up. Hey do you by any chance have an old grade laser youd be will to sell? I'm trying to go out on my own and a new spectra or topcon is just not possible at the moment. Just a plain Jane grade laser with a rod eye. I can get a grade stick and tripod need be. Let me know man, I'd appreciate it. Here comes the busy season!
My favorite type of skid steer, couldn't find anything I don't like on them.
Yes can’t wait to see the diamond c!!!
I'm interested to see how you like it. We have the svl 75-2 and absolutely love it. We do occasionally run out of power and wish we had bought the 90 hp. However we use it on a farm in ways it was probably never intended for.
We love our SVL 95-2
Sweet...thanks for sharing that👍
I think Kubota makes a great skid steer. Yes, maybe not perfect for some of the other brand fan boys, but great machine and value. Our dealer is excellent locally so that helps. Just got a diamond c trailer and its a very well designed and built unit.
I’ve had 2 diamondc trailers, they are great! How are those snow paws on your black machine in the snow/ice? Better than a pair of chains on the rear?
oh yeah. Snow tires are the way to go
Kubota dealer in my area tells me guys traded in there svl75 s. When svl65s just came to market, now there trying to get out of svl65 s. And go back to svl75 s. They says there underpowered.
hmm- so far its been good but I haven't compared it to the svl 75
Nice machine built like a tank
Hi I woch your videos everyday tell the team I said hi and I woch thor videos everyday I love you guys I love the video
Nice! I will say "Hi" to the team. Thanks for joining in John👍
When will I get the speshil shout
Should get a case!
I did have a Case wheel loader- very nice machine
Good salesman, I grew up collecting spec sheets and spending time on job sites you want a skidsteer machine that has the highest Hp and tq/ break out force. Torque recovery is important also, most companies used to give those specs but not anymore
Come to Texas! Make sure you get some Tex-mex or Texas BBQ; wash it down with a Texas beer.
Hook us up with a tour of the trailer place. Also do you have plans so your trailers don't get stolen anymore like a gps or something for them?
Heading to the trailer place tomorrow👍 My stuff is now locked up.
Why no support for a Minnesota brand trailer? Felling or Bwise or Midsota.
Stan what happened to the end of the video I tested a Kubota liked the door thought the interior was a little cheap heater vents and visibility out back of loader not great I ended up buying a 228 newholland only downside is the door hard to get out with forks on. Be safe looks like a mess in your neck of the woods from what I have seen on the news
Yeah-I ended that one a little short😳Like your input though-keep on sharing👍Safe...trying, it's been kinda Crazy in MN the past year!?! God Bless & Go Get Em!
Hi Stan,
Did you stop at the very 1st Culvers restaurant in Sauk City?
no- I didn't know thats where it was started. But I am going back so I will have to do that now. Thanks
My brother and I own an svl 95 with aprox. 800 hours on it now. Good machine so far. We also own a Bobcat s773(same as S185), and an s300. Also would love to try Kubota scl1000 .We own an old toro dingo and a new Ditch Witch SK1550 which is a beast for a stand on machine.
i think NAPA Auto parts will replace those couplers for the cheap, give them a call.
That's always helpful stuff to know! Thanks👍