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@bossturbo Trying to sell it, thinking of cat 265 or kubota svl97-2. I found a place that makes a swing door for the kubota which i would prefer. I hate the overhead door. Hits me in the head, i have to slouch down

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 how tall are you? I'm 6'2" I sat in a 97 on the lot and same thing with the door, but after adjusting the chair softer it went down a couple of inches and gave plenty of clearance. The real question will be if the lower chair "bottoms out" while working.

@@bossturbo 6ft 6

Skidsteerdoors.com

Which product?

I just watched the armtec installation video, it was done according to the directions

Also, could one put a tee that is going vertical where it comes to surface level and use that for where the gutter can drain to as well? or is that not recommended

Its level until in comes out from foundation, since its under slab level its just like natural ground water flowing through, not the same as a sewer line

So level all around the foundation till it’s leaving the foundation? Just want to confirm

@dylenspain-brist8216 yes, because your foundation sub grade for footers ect is always dug level so the drain tile lays right on that level grade around foundation

I would at least fix the broken section while you have it dug up

Your right, I had one of my sons with me. Ate mission BBQ with everyone

Yea I was gonna say, looked like the Myersville location. I came to that demo day with wife and son. Loved that mission BBQ. Got a couple nice hats and tried out the 255. Really liked the machine.

I got no complaints, can't wait to go elk hunting with it. Weatherby are nice too!

It was presold to someone else, they just used it as a demo for a day at the dealer

Should be standard

@@timchambers9775 i agree

@@timchambers9775 would just drive the base price of the machine up.

So yes there is no more floating front idler, it's a solid frame, still has torsion suspension but shouldn't do the rocking when grading ect.., I could see most the bucket don't remember about the heel of it. Cab is wider

These cabs are much roomier than the previous models. What's wrong with this door design? The door on these new machines can be just lifted right off the hinges for easy removal, similar to a Jeep door which is awesome. Not sure what you're talking about when you say floating front axle, do you mean the front idler? If so, it is a solid frame front idler design now. These also have a stiffened torsion axle design front and back.

@@adambell2068 was hoping for a door like Tak or Kubota. No need to have to remove the door. If the sun is in your eyes, or water on the window, in a Tak/Kubota, you slide the door open, get your task done, and close it. Also, if that boom is barely up on a Cat, you’re stuck. Can’t open that door. Now if you remove it, and it starts raining in on ya, “oh wait, gotta go install the door”. I was hoping for a better design, that’s all. I’m a door closed operator. I don’t like all that noise, dust. And If they’ve improved the front idlers by making them solid, then grading, unloading pallets should be better. I disliked how the old front idlers were designed. Everytime you got a bucket of material, curled up or lifted, the machine would nose plant. So I’m interested in running one, some day. Hope that clears my questions up.

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@@digginandbuildinwv7012 😄oh, I see

Good deal

Do you have any video footage or more details of it? I’m really interested in the 265, but there’s practically zero footage of one actually working that isn’t a cat add.

@robkenny1529 no, they are not widely available yet, I'm supposed to get one some time soon

How dose it run that mulcher? Dose it have any over heating problems?

This was my browning at 300 yds photos.app.goo.gl/4oL5FzbeR2QhFc5UA

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 not bad mine shoots 3 inches at 500

I like kubota

lol you guys dick ride Kubota over a stupid ass door 😂

Not a chance. Not saying the Kubota is a terrible machine or anything, but these new Cat's are the cat's meow! That sliding front door on the Kubota is impossible to keep from rattling and drives me absolutely crazy. Got in a brand new svl 75-3 to run around the yard the other day and the door rattles like crazy.

True my new on rattled at first they are supposed to PDI the door and adjust it. But it's easy, mine shut solid now that I adjust stuff and ran out the bumpers.

So I haven't gotten one yet, did sign sales agreement though so hopefully not too long,. So salesman said Cat now owns Perkins so they are thier engines. I have perkins motor in my doosan 140. I'm confident Cat will take care of me. You can raise attachment up 10-12" and still open door.

It's not a Perkins branded engine. It's a Cat branded engine built through the Perkins engine line. Cat support, Cat parts, Cat technicians to work on it. And yes, the loader arms or attachment can be raised up several inches up off the ground now and the door will open finally!. Also the door just picks up off the hinges easily if you want to take the front door completely off which is awesome. Also, all of the side sliding windows inside the cab can also be easily removed for cleaning.

I questioned that intensely, thier response was that it is 6 wire hoses and as far as thier dealerships no one has cut one from cleaning tracks or snags or rocks. At least you can purchase the covers, I'm going to insist on getting them for free.

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 I’d definitely work that out before writing a check or signing anything. Make em throw in a demo windshield or seat upgrade. The pricing didn’t seem bad for CAT compared to the 299d3. Awesome video! Kick ass.

@morromk7538 so it does have the polycarbonate windshield and the heated ventilated seat. High flow xps. $99k. The one I demoed was standard flow, standard seat,.

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 the 265 blows everyone out of the water with performance per hp and weight. Deere is coming out with their new P series ctl I wonder how they will stack up. I don’t think bobcat has anything like this not nearly as capable without more hp

They have three levels of what they call protection packages. If you get the top tier one the hoses are covered and it was only like a 500 option when I ordered my 255

For the reasons I mentioned in the video.

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 to each their own I guess. The force is a much better firearm.

@matthewkyle6939 I'm sure I'll end up buying one, I do like them, might go 6.5prc with it. It's all good!

Honestly the only thing holding me back from browning is the trigger, I can’t stand browning triggers and they hamstrung their 7prc offerings to mostly 22 inch barrels. I feel like they did that on purpose to sell more 6.8 westerns.

​@@matthewkyle6939 I believe so as well

What area are you in? If I sign papers I'm told I can have one in May

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 central US. Not only are my paper signed, but the check has been written for three months.

Definitely impressed for 75hp machine

It is a sweet ride, I'm between it and a kubota 97-2.

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 97-2 weighs alot more and it takes DEF and its kubota so it feels like made in china compared to cat and bobcat

I think you'd like it.

Near Romney

Theres alot to like about the cats

Good to know

I have a kubota m71 tractor also.

I'd have to force it, I don't think I've ever had all on one job before😃 maybe this year?

the equipment does not have to be all in one place; you can film it where it is comment on it where it is or voice over the film and patch every thing together. Also a history of each machine you have owned and some comment about, it through out the years, that should be a long show. That should get a lot views and subscribers. @@digginandbuildinwv7012

I was going to ask?? From other videos… it seemed from the sound the pressure(speed) was too low!

I'd guess it's a 15-17 yard bed without measuring exactly. I have about 28k miles on it so far. Not broke in till 50k I'm told it'll run even better then. Pulls very well. So I am a very small operation but have learned how to maximize profits 24 years. I have 2 guys that work for me part time and my wife and kids help me do all the septic installs.. I happened to get some really good paying jobs in recent years. I only do residential or development work but do alot of different things. I could just as easily still been running my 96 ih 2574 with L10 if things didn't work out like they did. But FYI truck price was $164k, $2400.00 a month for 7 years, more than what I got in my house!

On that Case 340 tracked skid steer could you see the cutting edge from the seat with out leaning forward? Is it a long bottom bucket or standard? That truck today would have another $75K tacked onto it so $240K, prices are nuts. I go to Machinery Trader and look at new dump trucks most $275K to $300K; some more $$$, most expensive listed today is one at $369K must include FET, plus the sales tax for me that would be $396K. Not many under $225K [for a new big high HP - high torque engine truck, in full size class 8 truck frame], mostly the small class 8 trucks - medium duty trucks like my FT900 are at $225K. Then new one ton nice gas pickups are just under $80K and a diesel is $100K. Life goes on. Big thank you for replying.

@LAKESIDEBOB1 standard bucket I believe and yes I can see cutting edge without leaning forward. The longer I've had it the more I like it

What area are you from if you don't mind?

East end of the Iron Range, Northeast Minnesota@@digginandbuildinwv7012

Understood, I'll check the trigger again to see if it's changed. Like I said I'm not a gun expert, but I like to test out what I hear, so far this hack you could say has worked out. Thanks for the input!

Interesting, just seems odd, because allmy other machines I've not been told that. I've been told not to let them idle long which makes since.

I don't expect everyone to agree, the fact I narrowed it down to those 2 tells you how much I really liked the fierce. The miroku barrels out of Japan have been excellent in my experience. It was simply some of the features that the fierce should have at that price.

can you just replace the trigger spring with a lighter wt spring like you can in a Tikka?

@derekmcmurry4263 probably but I don't think you need too unless you want a really hair trigger.

@@digginandbuildinwv7012 Depends on what a hair trigger is. I've been using 1 pound triggers on all of my hunting rifles which are Rem 700s or clones until I got Tikkas and Sakos. Many of my tikkas are very close to one pounds with the replacement spring which works for me. After years of shooing this way, 1.5 pounds takes too long for the trigger to break

Solid pipe does not work with this product. The idea is that the way will flow into the perforated pipe which carries the water away. Solid pipe does not allow water to travel. Also, there are perforated pipes that do not crush so easily, depends on quality of product.

Yes I rarely use a transit other than just to establish a starting point, it's great!