In-Depth Caterpillar 289D Review And Walk-Around

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  • Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
  • Here is an in depth review and walk around of our brand new Cat 289D compact track loader. What did you think of the video? Like what you see? Check out The Dirt Ninja on Facebook here: / thedirtninja Be sure to hit the subscribe button to see new videos every week!

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  • @KenMrKLC
    @KenMrKLC 5 років тому +6

    I have about 500 plus hours in Bobcats... I used a cat here and there and thought they were decent but last year I rented a 239D similar to yours but smaller obviously... What a machine. I was absolutely in awe. I felt like I was on my couch working. I recently bought a S185 which is all I have... All I could afford.... But damn those are nice

  • @robertpurnell7141
    @robertpurnell7141 8 років тому +5

    the operator setting you said was for high speed travel set at 12.43mph is actually for what speed the load dampening system (i forget the actual name) kicks in. it cushions the boom and bucket cylinders for a little smoother ride. I love our 289 cats are the best especially when it comes to operator comfort. great videos too Ive watched a bunch!

  • @JB-jo5sm
    @JB-jo5sm 7 років тому +3

    Excellent video, great job. To compliment your comments, note positioning of Cat coolers/condensers vs others. Easy to clean debris and excellent heat displacement for high hyd temp attachments. Cat draws air from rear and exhausts it up and out, thus not blowing hot air and dust on your laborers. D's will have accumulators to let the boom down w/o engine power. Cat uses a patented cooling fan blast to dilute hot exhaust temps, operates @ 500-600 degrees max (check OMM on other makes/models for engine temps) and passive to the operator. D series skid steers are plug and play for Cat SSL work tool attachments with a hydro/elec worktools plug installed. Very important item to consider if you don't enjoy cords thru windows and poorly interactive, singular hydraulic function control for attachment setups.

  • @edwardpodhrasky9144
    @edwardpodhrasky9144 6 років тому +2

    I had a 259D great machine but didn't have the lifting capacity I needed so traded it well was goinng to get the 289D but cought a 299D2 on sale for just a hair over the 289d. So far loving it . It is a brute

  • @jessemase6986
    @jessemase6986 8 місяців тому

    The one we have gets used 24 7. It seems here at the mill. We're a 24 7 running mill day and night and over time it still goes and goes but man it's showing its age

  • @andrewnewton1526
    @andrewnewton1526 9 років тому +5

    Nice review. I've been operating a 289d on the job now for about a year I got it with 200hrs and it now has 1305 hrs and the hydraulics started getting weak around 1000hrs

    • @scwalsh1100
      @scwalsh1100 9 років тому +3

      Andrew Newton i have about 1500 hours on it and found the same thing but still love it

    • @patrickkelly8095
      @patrickkelly8095 2 роки тому

      Is there a fix for this? What do you mean by the hydraulics getting weaker? Is it not lifting the same weight as when new? I just bought a 2017 with 2500 hours and need maximum weight lifting.

  • @brucie7350
    @brucie7350 8 років тому +5

    Good machines but there are a few things to pay attention to with these (like any other machine out there).
    Biggest thing with torsion bars is keep them greased. If you don't grease them often the grease will get rock hard and you will have to pull the track frames to drill out the ports. Bolts holding the torsion bars to the inside of the frame, under the cab, like to come loose from vibration and should be checked each service. When the tracks get loose they can slap around and break the bolts holding the front torsion bar trunnion to the track frame. Also spend some time and put some hose gaurding around the drive motor hydraulic hoses where they come through the frame. They like to rub through there often. A/C lines to the condensor break often because they flex and sometimes kink where the rear door opens. A helpful tip: Pull the battery out to get at the oil filter easily. Only takes 5 extra minutes but saves a lot of cussing and swearing.

    • @Ramo-jw8iy
      @Ramo-jw8iy 7 років тому +1

      Billy Bob Any tip on the Bobcat T740? I'm trying to decide between the T740 and 289D

    • @libertyevanko1794
      @libertyevanko1794 7 років тому

      Bobcat all the way!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

    • @whunterp
      @whunterp 5 років тому

      @@Ramo-jw8iy Cat all the way!!!

  • @TrailTrackers
    @TrailTrackers 5 років тому +1

    The MTLs are not dainty by any means imho. When I was doing flatwork I had a 287B that I bought brand new. The ride is way better and you don't lose material like in the CTLs. I know there are comparison videos where people try to make it sound like the CTLs aren't choppy, but the truth is they are. Even with the ride control on the CTL the MTL out-classes it in ride performance. The single bad thing I experienced was if operators spun into the pile when spreading gravel; especially chipped gravel. Spin into a pile of chipped gravel enough and you will eventually see chunks come off the bogies. I literally had to let a kid go because he wouldn't quit doing this even after being warned 3 times.

  • @Mike-bs5xi
    @Mike-bs5xi Рік тому

    I have one of these. It is a work horse. Just stay up on maintenance. Don't slack on greasing those BUCKET PINS. I learned that the hard way.

  • @extremeunderbrushingllc6287
    @extremeunderbrushingllc6287 7 років тому +9

    hey man thanks for the video I'm one of your subscribers. I like cat bobcat and T-Rex. the wide track you showed in the video up top is the ASV posi track Patton that cat contracted out from asv it's the same deal with my Terex on all they hold up pretty good and give you a better ride than the full cat design but slightly less Hardy. I had this same machine two things I didn't like for Forestry the tracks are very narrow and where you show the accessibility on the hoses at first is really one of the biggest problems for us sticks always go in there and puncture hoses and other things. the other thing the door is in dire need of a reinforced upgrade. I talked to Kat about addressing a couple of those. because I like running the lighter machine this is actually the machine that should compete with the Bobcat t770 even there everybody tries to compare that machine with the 299D which is actually the competitor of the t870 I like running the lighter machines and wider tracks that's the most important things to me in the woods. I will give up every feature possible that keeps me from gets stuck!! or blowing hoses!! really nothing else matters if you can't perform your job and you can't perform if you're stuck or down for a hose!! thanks for the videos man keep them coming!! been watching them for a couple years now. I started doing some videos on my channel but just breaking the ice lol

  • @fubuki2843
    @fubuki2843 4 роки тому

    Milton Cat! Proud to say that my dad works there! Sitech Northeast!!

  • @kapperoutdoors
    @kapperoutdoors 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the great info on the CAT. I am debating between this unit and the Bobcat T650, or the new T76. This was great! Thanks man.

    • @98Pete
      @98Pete 4 роки тому

      Kapper Outdoors me too! New 76 looks appealing

  • @Travis_Kent
    @Travis_Kent Рік тому

    Great video. We have 4 of the newer 289d3s and various other models. One small correction though is that the engine is not made by Cat. It's made by Kubota. I think if Cat had made the engine, they would have made the oil filter easier to service. Otherwise, it's a great engine. Between D and D3 skid steers, we have had nearly 20 of them and have only had one major engine failure, which was a blown head gasket.

  • @michaellee4389
    @michaellee4389 8 років тому

    We have a 2015 249d and it has been in the shop more in six months then our 2010 247d has been the whole time we had it.

  • @garandx
    @garandx 9 років тому

    Ran some of these doing geopiers last summer. Beautiful machines.

  • @tmok64
    @tmok64 8 років тому +2

    Great, great, video; I see why you are so excited about your new rig. Thanks for the info.

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому +1

      Thanks for watching!

  • @satchbooggy
    @satchbooggy 9 років тому +2

    plus factor in that purchase price will be retained much higher when reselling a CAT

  • @kleenheartx2269
    @kleenheartx2269 Рік тому

    Awesome review. Excellent job. Just need it in action. I will be looking at this machine. Thank you.

  • @ethantodd4921
    @ethantodd4921 3 роки тому +1

    Well I'm going to have to figure out how to buy one of these now

  • @emicontained6870
    @emicontained6870 7 років тому

    Great video walk-around! Really helpful, I'm studying for CLTs in hardscape and we never know which machine they'll have on site, so for starters this was a great operational inspection. Really nice machine too, we have a Cat 247B here which is the only skid steer I've been trained on. Personally I think it's less confusing than Bobcats and foot pedals, but everyone has their own preference.

  • @Porty1119
    @Porty1119 6 років тому +1

    Not too different from the 242D I run...great little machine, saves a lot of time on mill cleanup!

  • @AR-uw9fw
    @AR-uw9fw 5 років тому +2

    This guy's videos are amazing

  • @zarski_motos
    @zarski_motos 5 років тому +1

    We have one at work right now and the Deere is a way smoother machine by far

  • @markvisconti3491
    @markvisconti3491 8 років тому +5

    The Wacker Neusen looks like they make a nice machine

  • @josephbohme7917
    @josephbohme7917 Рік тому

    I'd want add'l cameras- so cheap. and a sleeper cab for the truckstop cuties

  • @romanpalleschi6955
    @romanpalleschi6955 Рік тому

    Hi Tom how are you I’m a big fan you I love your work that you do

  • @nantucket121
    @nantucket121 8 років тому

    most informative review I have seen. Far better than the material CAT puts out. thanks! Incidentally, is the machine reaaly that quiet to operate?

  • @pw3543
    @pw3543 6 років тому +3

    That was really informative I appreciate that thank you

  • @FishFind3000
    @FishFind3000 9 років тому +1

    Then need to get some heated joysticks/arm rests to! That would be a nice cold weather package

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      FishFind3000 I like that idea!

    • @scwalsh1100
      @scwalsh1100 9 років тому

      FishFind3000 i have operated this machine in -40 c all last winter and had to have the windows open the heater in this is like a furnace toasty warn within minutes of running

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      scwalsh1100 I noticed the seat warmer sure does heat up quick! Its nice.

  • @danielwelch7453
    @danielwelch7453 3 роки тому

    Excellent video. Thank you very well done and informative. you da man seriously THANK YOU!!! going to run one tomorrow for the first time and I feel well prepared. Thanks PEACE!

  • @subcompacttractorstuff4053
    @subcompacttractorstuff4053 5 місяців тому

    Very well done review!! Question I’m looking at buying a used 289D with all the same options with 1700 hours so how has this machine held up for you? And is there anything else I should know that you may have discovered after you made this video. Thanks again for your time and this video.

  • @billmitchell3184
    @billmitchell3184 9 років тому +1

    Great review ,better than (unknowing sales reps)lol.
    you do a very good job of explaining the real time uses of this machine.
    again Good Job...

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      Bill Mitchell Thank you very much. Thanks for watching!

  • @jackefrost
    @jackefrost 9 років тому

    Tom great review of the machine some really nice features

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      jackefrost Thanks for watching!

  • @jamesa.5052
    @jamesa.5052 2 роки тому

    Honestly, you should off took Bobcat instead. Usually this cat track frame got cricket or twist- in sideway when you abuse the machine through a tough job. I had to ask expert at the dealership before I purchase one, he told me its normal but it will wear out the track and some part of the frame.

  • @JDGator
    @JDGator 9 років тому +4

    The guys at the dealer actually call it the D2 of the skidsteer

  • @txpipeliner07
    @txpipeliner07 9 років тому

    It's nice to see u moving up in the world and running good equipment but it's also strange to see let's digit 18 running new junky case and sany

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      txpipeliner07 haha thanks for watching

  • @littlefinkle7757
    @littlefinkle7757 5 років тому +1

    Great review! Very comprehensive! 👏🙏

  • @bwspyder1
    @bwspyder1 9 років тому

    Great review! Just need those light guards for the back lights. Bet it would look even better!

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      bwspyder1 Thanks for watching!

  • @patrickkelly8095
    @patrickkelly8095 2 роки тому

    I really dislike the lift limiter on the Cat. Evreything else about it is great but I would prefer a solid rear like the bobcats so you can back into tress and such and just doze them over and the limiter. I can skip an tilt weight bucket on a Bobcat inches of the ground and riding on the front of the tracks, where I can't lift it with the Cat of a much higher weight class.

  • @17buckrogers
    @17buckrogers 6 років тому

    good job showing the machine

  • @trippmiller6199
    @trippmiller6199 3 роки тому

    About to get same one in two weeks trading in a tak TL 10 that’s wore out.

  • @Mitalayeka
    @Mitalayeka Рік тому

    Thank u for the review.

  • @billymitchell6850
    @billymitchell6850 4 роки тому

    That was a great demo. Thank you.

  • @boobacockaa
    @boobacockaa 5 років тому

    Good review. Very thorough.
    Camera is very shaky when you're moving bubba. Almost gives me motion sickness. Might be the frame rate also.

  • @whatatool
    @whatatool 6 років тому +1

    My coworker made the mistake of trying to remove the door. It will not operate without the door latched and is a pain in the a$$ to get back on. If anyone has any tips on putting the stupid red handles back in, that would be a handy video.

  • @timwills5238
    @timwills5238 5 років тому

    I have a 2006 cat 257b and my lift arm won't go up/down.no light in dash and everything else works well but the right joystick.

  • @Jason-gz9ok
    @Jason-gz9ok Рік тому

    Nice job

  • @moultonditcher6187
    @moultonditcher6187 6 років тому

    The main reason im looking at this machine is to find out the real manufacturer of the motor,Is this a Kubota painted for cat,or is this a real cat diesel.i heard on others forums these newer diesels are Kubota's?Kubota and yanmar and Doosan seem to have the small compact diesels down pat.

  • @calebm.5698
    @calebm.5698 5 років тому +1

    Hey are you in Vermont? Milton cat isn’t far from where I live (Shelburne) unless that’s a different Milton cat.

  • @Kcsewer
    @Kcsewer 8 років тому

    Beautiful machine. 4050 lbs is a lot of weight, surprised you guys were able to 5280 lbs.

  • @jackefrost
    @jackefrost 9 років тому

    Tom be nice to see you do a service on the machines when you do them. .

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      jackefrost Ill see what I can do!

  • @ozzy107
    @ozzy107 9 років тому

    Very good review man, looks like a very good machine.

  • @Jamestreeman
    @Jamestreeman 5 років тому +1

    I have not ran a ctl that made me want to get rid of my t300s

  • @shaymoose17
    @shaymoose17 7 років тому +1

    Where exactly does the back up beep noise come out of?

  • @YogiLiberty1776
    @YogiLiberty1776 7 років тому +13

    Engine is made by Kubota.

    • @JB-jo5sm
      @JB-jo5sm 7 років тому +3

      Correct, engine designed/engineered by Cat, quality control standards = Cat quality. Manufactured exclusively for Cat by Kubota. All Tier 4 items are patented by Cat.

    • @Eric-zb6nx
      @Eric-zb6nx 3 роки тому

      @@JB-jo5sm Probably bullshit

  • @Shahzadsalmani507
    @Shahzadsalmani507 4 роки тому

    Very good information love you sir👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @markbaker3172
    @markbaker3172 8 років тому

    try the 299 also keep those torsion pins greased alot

  • @chriss7930
    @chriss7930 5 років тому +2

    Give the electric coupler a year ! 😂 thankfully they have moved to hyd now all mine played up after a year

    • @littlefinkle7757
      @littlefinkle7757 5 років тому

      They are not all hydro. Just had a new 279 delivered. Still has an electric connect.

  • @Mr.frag-out
    @Mr.frag-out 4 роки тому +1

    After time how was this machine

  • @livingthedreammotocrossmod8237
    @livingthedreammotocrossmod8237 6 років тому

    Can you do a video and tell us why you personally like caterpillar And towmaster

  • @patrickkelly8095
    @patrickkelly8095 2 роки тому

    Do these machines have a lift limiter?
    I know with a bobcat I can fill the bucket with wet dirt causing it to tip but I can skip the bucket along the ground and ride on the front of the tracks.
    I just bought a 289D and don’t seem to be able to do this. It just won’t lift or even try.

  • @MrJJUnderwood1724
    @MrJJUnderwood1724 6 років тому

    We just got a new 289d and used it for the first time today. I was curious how to change the controls. I never found the info in the manual. It's supposed to have that option so I'm not sure if it's a mechanical valve or switch button or setting in the display.

  • @Bill37nj
    @Bill37nj 6 років тому

    Welds at the cushion bars break what a pain in the ass to replace

  • @mikepilchercustoms
    @mikepilchercustoms 8 років тому +1

    Great video!

  • @klehane5
    @klehane5 2 роки тому

    How do you change the selection pattern of driving? We don’t have a rocker switch and it’s in mode 2 and we want it in mode 1

  • @Mike.K.
    @Mike.K. 7 років тому +36

    ??? Cup Holder ??? I didn't see anywhere to put a beer

    • @dannyosolo2752
      @dannyosolo2752 7 років тому +3

      Michael Kalalau how could you work with a beer???when instructions are clear that "don't drink& Drive"???lol lol

    • @dannylegaspi820
      @dannylegaspi820 7 років тому

      Mike K.

    • @AidenF
      @AidenF 7 років тому

      There is one

    • @notreleventinfo
      @notreleventinfo 4 роки тому

      It's close to the floor by your right foot

  • @brandonvella2459
    @brandonvella2459 9 років тому

    Great video Tom! Love the features on the new cat. It is annoying how people don't compare apples to apples with machinery and then like out at cat for being to expensive.
    Just a quick question what are red levers on the left of the windscreen are they like a emergency release of the whole door in case you can't open it because the bucket is in the way ?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      Brandon Vella Yes they are emergency releases for the window. Turn the red handles and the window literally falls out.

  • @jcbvsfendt9719
    @jcbvsfendt9719 7 років тому +1

    Nice lifting capacity. But I bought a kubota svl95-2 I would push you around. And it don't fell like im in a coffin. and i can get out at any time with any load with the over head door.

    • @JB-jo5sm
      @JB-jo5sm 7 років тому +1

      289D isn't a true match for the SVL95.....21HP difference. You're adding DEF for high horse, he's not. Don't pick a fight w/299D, you'll regret it. Kubota door is good stuff. Cat made a choice to go w/modular cab, air tight, lower dB ratings. Kubota's are a good machine. Weaker in hyd specs, weaker track system. Acquisition cost is less, cost of ownership is higher.

    • @98Pete
      @98Pete 4 роки тому

      JCBvsFendt yea good luck running a grader or box blade guided by gps with your kub

  • @Average_D
    @Average_D 8 років тому

    Nice video! I've been trying to get good long term comparison feedback between Bobcat and Cat....Seeing you run Bobcat for so long and switching must say something about recent Quality Control. We run Bobcats and sure they are great machines but I have noticed significant issues with the new Engines now that they are no longer Kubota. Other issues as well but that was one of the major complaints I have....Stepping into a Cat last week I immediately felt like I was in a quality machine! The hydros were super smooth and least jumpy out of most other Manufacturers imo. If I'm not mistaken, these Cats do utilize a dual hydraulic pump system which surely helps keep control smooth and easy. Sure, rear viz is not great but none of them really are and I'd rather have a backup cam anyway, even on a machine with better rear viz. lol. So...Feedback on how these Cats hold up long term would be greatly appreciated! Have you had any major mechanical issues so far? Or do you notice any weak points?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому +1

      +David Cardone Not one issue so far with the Cats. After a year of running it I really love the machine. Extremely well built and well thought out. Everything is easy to do on them. We wont be going back to Bobcat any time soon.

    • @Average_D
      @Average_D 8 років тому

      Dirt Ninja Thought you might say that, lol. Thanks for the feedback! Keep the videos coming...

  • @chrisjames7603
    @chrisjames7603 3 роки тому

    Hello, I know this is an older video. But did you trade the 299d for this? Looking at a 2012 299d like your old one. Just curious what you liked better. Thanks much

  • @JerryMajor5425
    @JerryMajor5425 8 років тому +3

    What made you switch to cat? We run all bobcats at the moment but are looking at a new machine and highly considering a cat 259d. Do you believe they are a better machine? How is the pushing and hydraulic power compared to a bobcat?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому +1

      +Nursery Life We really felt the quality of Bobcats new machines was very poor. I know Cat makes a better machine. Thats why we purchased one. I love our 289D. If you want, send me a private message on Facebook (link in video description) and I can tell you more. Its a lot easier to communicate on there.

    • @btif07
      @btif07 8 років тому +5

      +Nursery Life Not to mention, Caterpillar dealerships carry between 20 and 40 million dollars in parts alone. What you think your saving on machine price, other competitors make up for in parts and service price. It could also take those competitors weeks to receive a part you need, which kills your machines down time and profitability. Just remember the bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.

  • @zacharymontgomery3918
    @zacharymontgomery3918 9 років тому +1

    The only thing that i will say from being a service technician for cat is they are a bitch to change the oil filter because you have to take out the battery witch can be a pain and they have a lot of service updates on the machine that comes from cat them self but all in all they are a great machine and they are the best one for the money

  • @devinclark115
    @devinclark115 5 років тому

    Rated Operating Capacities - 50% Tipping Load
    3800.0 lb not 4050lb

  • @Gonzaleztwinslife
    @Gonzaleztwinslife 5 років тому

    Amazing Video!

  • @joetrevino8348
    @joetrevino8348 День тому

    What is ground clearance

  • @marchristiansen
    @marchristiansen 3 роки тому

    great video

  • @blacksheep9734
    @blacksheep9734 6 років тому

    I ran a the same mechine with a forestry mulcher. I love the mechine, but the rames that raise and lower the bucket would get packed full of shit

    • @jugggernautt
      @jugggernautt 3 роки тому

      Did machine have the debris kit installed? That would help with the issue you experienced.

  • @ryantaheny9551
    @ryantaheny9551 3 роки тому +2

    Why am I watching a review video of a machine that I already own.

    • @claytonboschult2445
      @claytonboschult2445 3 роки тому

      Be like that

    • @reddog6581
      @reddog6581 3 роки тому

      I also own a 289d, but really wanted to see what button or lever controls what. He explained it pretty well! 👌

  • @tylernewcomb1431
    @tylernewcomb1431 9 років тому

    Liked the review
    what didn't you like about the t870 that you demoed

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому +1

      tyler newcomb Thanks for watching! The T870 was too big for what we do.

  • @MrChase177
    @MrChase177 9 років тому

    i liked the waker nuson more we got one its a best

  • @homeboy2113
    @homeboy2113 5 років тому

    Can you switch control so it can be ran like a case skid steer?

  • @neighborsenvy6407
    @neighborsenvy6407 8 років тому

    Ninja some new CAT machines and switch between Cat and Deere controls can you tell me where and how?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому +1

      +Neighbor's Envy The excavators can. Skidsteers and Track loaders only have one pattern.

  • @jeffloudermilk9588
    @jeffloudermilk9588 8 років тому

    Dirt Ninja, do you have a link to the camera that you installed on the Cat ? We have a Cat 242D with the deluxe display. Also where do you plug into the wiring harness ? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      I got it through my dealership. Its a Cat camera. Comes with easy to figure out directions and it literally just plugs into a cable in the cab. Very easy.

  • @petep8828
    @petep8828 6 років тому

    Mr Ninja, how do you feel about New Holland skid steers, specifically the 200 Series ?

  • @galvanizedcity4981
    @galvanizedcity4981 7 років тому

    How much money does this machine go for the way it is setup ?

  • @allenlong3939
    @allenlong3939 8 років тому

    Hello been watching your videos a long time and finally decided to join . First of all like the videos. Not a fan of Cat at all or Bobcat. The newer minis are better but not my favorite by a long shot. Not bashing just my opinion . They work for you and that is great. Check out a Faver inc grapple rake. I really like the ones I have used. I am wanting a Bobcat brand harley rake. I wanted to ask if you had tried the Bobcat one as i saw you have the Harley one? Do you still have the Deere 200?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  8 років тому

      +Allen Long Dont get the Bobcat one. The hydraulic pump is at the same level as the spinning drum and will take a beating. Go with the Harley. The pump is up top out of the dirt and a chain runs down to spin the drum. Yes I still have the 200

  • @greatvaluebleach7917
    @greatvaluebleach7917 8 років тому

    good video

  • @Drew6709
    @Drew6709 9 років тому

    Have you ever used a mower on a skid steer? I would like to start using a skid steer for mowing fields. Your thoughts?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      ***** I have not. However I know people who have and they work great.

    • @419friedtoast
      @419friedtoast 9 років тому

      ***** used a bobcat brushhog mower on a t190 last weekend to mow 4 acres of of 3-4 ft tall weeds and grasses. Worked great and no complaints

    • @hawk2fan
      @hawk2fan 9 років тому

      Dirt Ninja This is random but have we ever seen your face in a video ?

  • @lsatq
    @lsatq 8 років тому

    How much do you save by getting one of these over the 299D?

  • @joedoakes8307
    @joedoakes8307 6 років тому +1

    HOW MUCH did it cost ?

  • @Drew6709
    @Drew6709 9 років тому

    Nice machine. Is it vertical or radial lift?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      ***** Its a vertical lift machine.

  • @nickolasparkin2954
    @nickolasparkin2954 7 років тому

    what is the cost of this machine brand new? arround 80000 usd?

  • @joshuasharpe8915
    @joshuasharpe8915 9 років тому

    8:49 is that your old John Deere excavator in the background.
    Can we have a walk around or a look at it please?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      joshua sharpe Its not mine yet... hopefully soon :)

  • @danielhansen9626
    @danielhansen9626 9 років тому

    Is the 289D apples to apes with the T750? And what are your top 3 reasons for switching from bobcat to cat compact loader?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      Daniel Hansen Yea pretty much apples to apples. Comfort, visibility and parts availability were probably the top 3 along with a bunch of other things.

    • @kujob6442
      @kujob6442 4 роки тому

      Dirt Ninja Do you know the max lifting capacity for the T750?

  • @seanodonoghue4641
    @seanodonoghue4641 5 років тому

    I'm looking at a new 289D3, how is yours holding up so far? Curious why you went with the 289D vs 299D? I'm in the same boat and was considering the JD331/333G too, but I'm pretty sure I'm going to go with the 289. I was considering the 259, but even with the same motor as the 289, I think its a little undersized. Any thoughts?

    • @john-michaelhinson8741
      @john-michaelhinson8741 5 років тому +1

      I’m in the same boat have both a new 289d and a 331g demoing them now. The Deere def. has more power and lift. Cat rides better but scared of the torsion axles and them going bad. The Deere is a bad machine!

    • @sodon10
      @sodon10 5 років тому +1

      John-Michael Hinson I think if you keep them lubricated, you should be okay. I just ordered the 289D, should be done in 30 days. The 333G just wasn’t as smooth, rattled a lot and I’m used to CAT’s interface anyways. I’m happy to not be dealing with DEF either. Wonder if I could get a decent amount of extra HP by upgrading the turbo at some point, i dunno. One think that deere could not compare was service. CAT’s service department is a million times larger and that’s a big deal for me. They offered me a great deal for 72 months, I pulled the trigger today.

    • @Ramo-jw8iy
      @Ramo-jw8iy 3 роки тому

      @@sodon10 How much did it cost you out the door? I paid 71,000 for mine 2017 including multi-purpose bucket and forks.

    • @sodon10
      @sodon10 3 роки тому

      @@Ramo-jw8iy with financing and tax, it came to around $90k

  • @lukeconwright3587
    @lukeconwright3587 9 років тому

    is the bobcat 863 a good model

  • @Ramo-jw8iy
    @Ramo-jw8iy 7 років тому +3

    How much did your 289D
    cost you?

  • @CM-ev5se
    @CM-ev5se 9 років тому

    Do you have a cutting edge on your bucket? Also didn't know if we could get a vid of a laser controlled grader?

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      ***** Yes it has a cutting edge and I will have a video coming of the Trimble system!

    • @CM-ev5se
      @CM-ev5se 9 років тому

      sweet deal keep em coming!

  • @bennyroo68
    @bennyroo68 9 років тому

    When is the review for the mini excavtor

    • @DirtNinja
      @DirtNinja  9 років тому

      Ben Turner Hopefully soon. Been busy trying to get some other videos together.

  • @hubelit
    @hubelit 5 років тому

    Did you get the back up camera ?