You're absolutely correct. That suspension was NOT for "vibration" (an obvious BS ploy), but rather for the normal, uneven terrain that is always found on any job. I think they were attempting to avoid conflict with the independent suspension found on all ASV loaders that will always provide more traction on uneven soil when pitted against a rigid track roller suspension (or lack thereof). Personally, I think this rocking, swingarm style "tank suspension" may be superior to the ASV's multi-independent suspension method on each wheel. Time to test...
I run a 333D for work and had to drive it all over my city for snowplowing. I can appreciate this attempt at smoothing the ride and trying to reduce vibration
Absolutely share that interview of the Case Equipment. The guy was so flustered in that brief encounter I’m curious now. An those dang tires look like something I would find on my nephews Tonka toy.
I don’t think he was having a meltdown. Some people just get flustered when ppl are very direct with them. In the south we take time to let ppl finish a thought or question before asking another. Sometimes when I’m mid-sentence and somebody asks something it takes a sec to change mental gears. Next time let him finish his thought and take time to appreciate what he’s saying. Doesn’t make you soft to do so. Just polite. But I would like to see the whole vid.
Loved it Stan! That Case salesmen claimed he brought the loader to the show to get feedback back on it, so he should have had answers for your questions, but he didn’t so now he may have lost business cause he didn’t answer real world questions. It’s fun to see you interrogate salesmen, cause they should be fine with it cause they are salesmen, and if they kick you out, then they lost potential sales
Not real lol. Yeah throw it up. Lets see that whole interaction lol. I like how you stir the pot sometimes lol. I still love how they idiot from scag jumped out in front of you to shut the mower off and demand you leave 😂😂😂. As soon as you said they look plastic I think you broke the poor guy lol.
OMG, lol, I definitely want to see the entire interview with the guy from Case and the managerial team that talked to you. A comparison video of the tilterators would also be interesting.
I want to know why he got so rattled was because you’re asking real world questions and he couldn’t provide answers? I could tell soon as you challenged him on the fuel source it was like he’s never heard of anything other methane. Kind of sucks because he went on the guard with simple questions because I thought that thing looked cool.
I agree. Though it kinda seemed like Stan was bashing the product hes just a guy that wants a solid machine that runs. If he cant answer that simple question I wonder what else was overlooked from what the customer actually wants.
Methane for fuel thing is Landfills and by extension municipal fleets. Also huge dairy and cattle farms. Who capture their own Methane. Its a limited supply looking for a use. Not a mass market thing.
@@MatthewBarras Thats part of the reason I dont understand why it was at that show though. I also wish that rep would have explained that because not everyone knows that sort of thing.
Nah, more likely he was getting tired of stupid ignorant people and STAN was definitely rudely aggressive and WRONG, right from the outset. Methan has many advantages, besides being much safer and less stressful on engine wear. Heck, some places convert diesels to run on it.
@@gordowg1wg145 Nah hemay seem rude but Stan is a strait facts guy and he wants to know why this product was superior or why it was useful. The rep failed at explaining either and if it was due to lack of sleep then he shouldn't be the one showing off a product.
Love everything you do and show us. WOW - this one was from the FUTURE somewhere! Imagine what's gonna be for the 5 year old kid of today going forward? Man!!! Yes I vote a YES to see the full Case interview as well. (You better watch it) - rumor has it the NETWORKS are looking for you to handle Nightly News! Good job (again) and thank you. Sonny
@@Dirtmonkey Yes, I would like to see the full Case interview, if you do upload it, post a link here in the comments for all to see. Thanks, love all your videos especially the trade show ones, which most of us can't go to, but gives us a chance to see what's new.
It's crazy how most of the representatives Crack under pressure when you ask them real world questions. It seems they have nothing to back what they are trying to sell. Thanks for all you do Stan, I love how you tell it like it is 👍
There's a gas station near me that sells off road diesel, you just have to sign a book that says you will only use it off road, I use it in torpedo heaters. Fuel is so cheap I wish I had a 1000 gallon tank to fill, gasoline is $1.77 a gallon near me.
@@bradcoddington1679 I was talking about two different things, the off road fuel is diesel, I haven't seen the price of that lately, but just regular gasoline is what's $1.77 near me.
As a new product development engineer justifying a new concept such as with CASE is always a challenge. I've been in his shoes and I understand the frustration, but I also get a sense that he has been defending this concept for months and it's on the verge of getting killed.
As a farmer I find it funny listening to the case guy talk about the newholand methane tractor as if it’s something you can go out to a farm and see. And it’s much different using methane as a fuel source in agriculture where it’s easily reclaimable from livestock as opposed to construction where you’d have to find a supplier
In TX we have certain gas stations, usually in conjunction with agricultural operations where you can buy off road diesel that doesn't have the tax included with the price per gallon.
Well with lock down the more videos the better. I would like to see the case rep answer your questions. And yes on the Mecalac video. Stanley you should talk to Mecalac and demo a 6MCR . You just took 2 machines to the emergency wall repair, where with the 6MCR you only transport one machine I ran a Gallmac in 2007-09 same concept once you have the versatility of a machine like that its very hard to go back to something like a TLB
Hahahahaha. Dang Stan. Just ran the Case guy through the ringer! Cut the guys some slack...hahahaha. I kid. I know you always strive for the truth to get out when doing your inquiries.
9:58 this runs on methane, just put me in the cab run a hose to my backside and the engine will keep running. butt it won't be 230Hp it will be more like 800Hp
@@Dirtmonkey no.... thank you im from scotland but i love watching your videos and learning things about machinery and landscaping etc.... also keep up the great work
Geez old mate with the toy tractor was lost for words,You must be an imposing figure Stan!lol.How do they expect to be taken series if their salesman cant answer basic questions.Love these vids Stan,take care and stay safe mate.
Most off-road diesels do not require the ultra-low sulfur fuel and run just fine on #2 heating oil. which does not have road tax on it. that's why it's dyed red, so if you use it in your road vehicle, it stains the system and you pay a BIG fine. IIRC, some on-road fuel filters have an additive that will gel with the dye. hell with gasoline being so cheap, if you look it up we're probably paying $0.75 a gallon as a fixed tax meaning we're actually only going to be paying a few pennies a gallon once the tax is reimbursed this year.
10:26 you questioned methane as a fuel source for vehicles. I would imagine that is what rattled his cage. Most indoor forklifts use methane, almost all gas companies fleets of vehicles get converted to use methane instead of gasoline and diesel (and you can rebuild any motor that uses methane and it will be completely clean as new with no carbon buildup at all). Mines use methane on some of their vehicles, foreign countries like Russia have parts where that is all they fuel their vehicles with. 11:04 you said the tires look like they are made of plastic. Basically you called out his BS. While I don't agree with your opinion on the natural gas powered vehicles, how they are more dangerous than conventional fuel, I do agree with the fact that a piece of equipment like this is a tool and spending all that extra money to try and make it look like a sports car is a waste. The tires on that thing should be rubber and have sidewalls to protect them from the obvious dirt/mud that will eventually fill those holes up. That might make those tires worth it, as they would never go flat (if they are cheaper than tracks). A smart equipment company puts all their time and effort into the tools performance first, user friendliness second and cosmetic appearance last. This was like a salesman trying to sell a farmer a shovel with a rubber handle and a plastic shovel head covered in neon pink paint with lightning bolt decals all over the handle for twice the price as a regular old shovel.
Methane, propane and butane are actually superior fuel sources in terms of both efficiency and minimal pollution. Most of the time the motors can run all 3 of these and the combined version which is known as natural gas. We started using it about 50 years ago with forklifts and were very very happy because the Motors required far less maintenance as well. It was easy to store the pressurized gas on site. It is also much easier to avoid both the state and federal road taxes. While it is true that diesel provides for a better torque curve for circumstances where high torque is. required, we found that pressurized gas was superior to gasoline in all other applications. For heavy equipment diesel provides for a far superior torque performance. For snow removal, I believe that compressed gas would work very very well.
I'd like to see the case interview you could tell that prat was reading a pre planned script I'd love to know how much them tires cost when you rip a lump out on hardcore or a tree stump
@@UnbeltedSundew the ministry of transportation of Ontario will do random spot checks of diesel trucks and dip your tanks. Or take a sample from your tank. If your on the road it better be clear diesel. Tractors, combines, agriculture equipment can have dyed diesel.
@@UnbeltedSundew Coloured fuel is diesel or similar fuel that has been dyed red for tax free use in Ontario or another province or U.S. state. Coloured fuel helps to prevent tax evasion by identifying fuel on which Ontario fuel tax has not been paid. The use of coloured fuel in a licensed motor vehicle is prohibited!Sep 3, 2019
methane is a good fuel source, you threw him with your description of it. I'm guessing there has been some people who naysay the tech and you might have accidentally stepped on some toes. that loader looks cool and I definitely want to know more!
That may be John Deere first go at a compact dozer loader but Case has had one & believe it will be ready for delivery early 2021. It's a Case dl550b. Either way, good to see manufacturers are trying to develop more versatile machines in this category.
It’s very simple to set up an account for off road fuel. Google your state requirements for off road fuel certification. If your local farmers can do it so can you. No secrets.
Yeah that concept loader is just like concept cars; they look cool but they are impractical. There’s a reason why it’s on display only. If it really was a game changer they would show it in operation.
Couple of questions: What kind of loader at the end? Sideways bucket? Have you ever used tires on a zero turn mower that appear to be similar honey comb style? John Deere zero turn? This is con expo, construction crowd, dude just didn’t seem to be the best at his product with know how and questions. Thanks.
The guy from Tetra should know that some people will ask tough questions. He seemed to get flustered once you mentioned methane fuel. Why wouldn’t you a consumer be concerned about methane and the dangers associated with it. I worked at a toyota dealership that sold the toyota Mirai (hydrogen fuel cell). I would say at least 25% of consumers who were interested in this car thought if they got into an accident the would blow up. That isn’t the case but getting defensive about it doesn’t help address the misinformation of the product.
That wheel is just a bigger version of the tweel. They've been using them on commercial mowers and equipment for a while. Surprised you haven't seen them.
I ran a bobcat mini ex and I kinda hated the thing. As far as off road fuel goes, if it is taxed a tiny bit for transport, then that is technically an on road tax, which means it's on road fuel. The wonderful dot will make you pay extra already for heavy loads, so that fuel shouldn't be making up for any kind of transport. So in court you could technically run off road fuel in your pickup, because their taxing it for onrad use. They got a real problem on their hands, I noticed they have been doing this for many years.
fyi the tax form for the fuel credit is the 4136. Most states also have a fuel credit form in Iowa it is the IA4136. Your tax advisor should be able to help you with it as part of your tax prep fee.
Yes, there is a positive market for CH4 powered equipment and this guy might have been a failed used car salesman prior to the expo. The problem with methane is that it is not energy-dense. The benefit of it is that any dairy framer, composter, or landfill can produce it for use. The real question is could it pull an all-day shift without refueling. That a slim piece of iron and even liquified gas takes up a ton of space. Tell Chase not to make it look cute but make it practical. It's not a cybertruck.
I was kinda of disappointed with this video lol because in part one I thought you said you were going to show the interview with the case manager and I was really looking forward to it lol all in all still a great interesting video! But of we are going to want to see the intervie, to me it seemed like you were asking real world questions about it. You are a small business owner and you need to know the small things that these companys managers seem to forget/not care because they don't have any of their own money on the like like you do! I would of asked the same things you did and it was weird how he took it as you were bashing it when you were just asking the same stuff anyone would, like the plastic tires and if they've been tested before. Tbh I don't think it will catch on they have the ability to make a engine that lasts 50k hours without a rebuild and the ability to make them ten times more efficient but they would lose too much money with the oils companys too. I am glad they still dicided to use a fuel instead of a battery. Please do your research on how bad batteries bare for the environment from the lithium mining to the disposable of the product. Batteries should not be the future and we need to stop being brainwashed into believing that. Like a Tesla is the worst vehicle for the environment if you want to be green. Legitimately any used car or truck(even a diesel with 10mpg) is more environmently friendly than a Tesla will ever be.
Would love to see that full show stealer at the end
That john deere suspension there touting as there design was imvented prior to ww2 as tank suspension. Its basically a torsion bar suspension
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. haha
I thought that looked familiar!?
You're absolutely correct. That suspension was NOT for "vibration" (an obvious BS ploy), but rather for the normal, uneven terrain that is always found on any job. I think they were attempting to avoid conflict with the independent suspension found on all ASV loaders that will always provide more traction on uneven soil when pitted against a rigid track roller suspension (or lack thereof).
Personally, I think this rocking, swingarm style "tank suspension" may be superior to the ASV's multi-independent suspension method on each wheel. Time to test...
I run a 333D for work and had to drive it all over my city for snowplowing. I can appreciate this attempt at smoothing the ride and trying to reduce vibration
ASV has had that for years.
Absolutely share that interview of the Case Equipment. The guy was so flustered in that brief encounter I’m curious now. An those dang tires look like something I would find on my nephews Tonka toy.
I don’t think he was having a meltdown. Some people just get flustered when ppl are very direct with them. In the south we take time to let ppl finish a thought or question before asking another. Sometimes when I’m mid-sentence and somebody asks something it takes a sec to change mental gears. Next time let him finish his thought and take time to appreciate what he’s saying. Doesn’t make you soft to do so. Just polite. But I would like to see the whole vid.
Loved it Stan! That Case salesmen claimed he brought the loader to the show to get feedback back on it, so he should have had answers for your questions, but he didn’t so now he may have lost business cause he didn’t answer real world questions. It’s fun to see you interrogate salesmen, cause they should be fine with it cause they are salesmen, and if they kick you out, then they lost potential sales
Thank you Ryan !
Not real lol. Yeah throw it up. Lets see that whole interaction lol. I like how you stir the pot sometimes lol. I still love how they idiot from scag jumped out in front of you to shut the mower off and demand you leave 😂😂😂. As soon as you said they look plastic I think you broke the poor guy lol.
I'd love to see the full interview
Where is it
OMG, lol, I definitely want to see the entire interview with the guy from Case and the managerial team that talked to you. A comparison video of the tilterators would also be interesting.
i thought that guy was going to have a meltdown
Dude didn't know what the wheels were made of because they are still being patented
Yea he was really flustered... strange. All he had to say is they are a concept in testing. Lol
He looked like he was about to cry...
That roto-tilt set up for the buckets looks so useful. Very cool.
I want to know why he got so rattled was because you’re asking real world questions and he couldn’t provide answers? I could tell soon as you challenged him on the fuel source it was like he’s never heard of anything other methane. Kind of sucks because he went on the guard with simple questions because I thought that thing looked cool.
I agree. Though it kinda seemed like Stan was bashing the product hes just a guy that wants a solid machine that runs. If he cant answer that simple question I wonder what else was overlooked from what the customer actually wants.
Methane for fuel thing is Landfills and by extension municipal fleets. Also huge dairy and cattle farms. Who capture their own Methane. Its a limited supply looking for a use. Not a mass market thing.
@@MatthewBarras Thats part of the reason I dont understand why it was at that show though. I also wish that rep would have explained that because not everyone knows that sort of thing.
Nah, more likely he was getting tired of stupid ignorant people and STAN was definitely rudely aggressive and WRONG, right from the outset.
Methan has many advantages, besides being much safer and less stressful on engine wear. Heck, some places convert diesels to run on it.
@@gordowg1wg145 Nah hemay seem rude but Stan is a strait facts guy and he wants to know why this product was superior or why it was useful. The rep failed at explaining either and if it was due to lack of sleep then he shouldn't be the one showing off a product.
Awesome video, and of course YES we want to see the full unedited interview if you can..
*That expo is so cool*
Thanks for the video! 👍
Thanks for watching and happy that you liked it !
Love everything you do and show us. WOW - this one was from the FUTURE somewhere! Imagine what's gonna be for the 5 year old kid of today going forward? Man!!!
Yes I vote a YES to see the full Case interview as well. (You better watch it) - rumor has it the NETWORKS are looking for you to handle Nightly News! Good job (again) and thank you. Sonny
Thanks so much Sonny, great to have you here!!
@@Dirtmonkey Yes, I would like to see the full Case interview, if you do upload it, post a link here in the comments for all to see. Thanks, love all your videos especially the trade show ones, which most of us can't go to, but gives us a chance to see what's new.
I would also love to see the full interview with the John Deere 333G guy. I run a 333D at work and would love to learn more about this skidsteer
That fuelcred information is really important for off highway diesel users
It's crazy how most of the representatives Crack under pressure when you ask them real world questions. It seems they have nothing to back what they are trying to sell. Thanks for all you do Stan, I love how you tell it like it is 👍
Install some farm fuel tanks at your shop and get the Cennex to deliver you off road fuel. Farmers have been doing that.. Well for ever.
There's a gas station near me that sells off road diesel, you just have to sign a book that says you will only use it off road, I use it in torpedo heaters.
Fuel is so cheap I wish I had a 1000 gallon tank to fill, gasoline is $1.77 a gallon near me.
@@bigredc222 I can get on road for that price
@@bradcoddington1679 I was talking about two different things, the off road fuel is diesel, I haven't seen the price of that lately, but just regular gasoline is what's $1.77 near me.
As a new product development engineer justifying a new concept such as with CASE is always a challenge. I've been in his shoes and I understand the frustration, but I also get a sense that he has been defending this concept for months and it's on the verge of getting killed.
As a farmer I find it funny listening to the case guy talk about the newholand methane tractor as if it’s something you can go out to a farm and see. And it’s much different using methane as a fuel source in agriculture where it’s easily reclaimable from livestock as opposed to construction where you’d have to find a supplier
You welcome,and good luck for evry thing you do
Thanks a lot Orme !
Don't bother with any company lobbying against right to repair.
Agreed. And that starts with Deere... I wonder if any of this has affected the strong loyalty they've had to their brand?
In TX we have certain gas stations, usually in conjunction with agricultural operations where you can buy off road diesel that doesn't have the tax included with the price per gallon.
Yes. As long as they have your tax exempt letter on file or with you farmers and others can do the same here in Tn.
Most definitely interested in seeing a vid on the rotating machines
Got it, thanks Lyndel!
I love the way u shook up the representative from that case front loader with methane fuel. Especially his face abt when u brought up the tires!lol 😆
Use that kubota everyday at work it is awesome
Definitely wanna hear more about that wheel loader at the very end!
JCB has had Dancing Diggers for decades
There are some neat things at the con expos.
That loader at the end looks bad ass !
My favorite was the forestry mulcher
Never seen a Sany but that black one looked sweet. We live in Canada and have a Deere 200 and 270. Next on the list is a 350.
Well with lock down the more videos the better. I would like to see the case rep answer your questions. And yes on the Mecalac video. Stanley you should talk to Mecalac and demo a 6MCR . You just took 2 machines to the emergency wall repair, where with the 6MCR you only transport one machine I ran a Gallmac in 2007-09 same concept once you have the versatility of a machine like that its very hard to go back to something like a TLB
Kubota mini Ex all the way . great video
Thanks 👍
Rototilt is awesome to run. It takes time to learn but after running one u can really do so much with just 1 peace of equipment.
We need that interview. And all of the other stuff you said you’d make videos for!
Thanks a lot Alex !
Hahahahaha. Dang Stan. Just ran the Case guy through the ringer! Cut the guys some slack...hahahaha. I kid. I know you always strive for the truth to get out when doing your inquiries.
9:58 this runs on methane, just put me in the cab run a hose to my backside and the engine will keep running. butt it won't be 230Hp it will be more like 800Hp
We could also use my dad as a way of turbocharging perhaps?
Freaking amazing video stan the pc of equipment at the end is a genius idea! More content like this!
More to come, thanks Joe !
definetly interested in that loader video at the end
Got it, thanks !
@@Dirtmonkey no.... thank you im from scotland but i love watching your videos and learning things about machinery and landscaping etc.... also keep up the great work
Geez old mate with the toy tractor was lost for words,You must be an imposing figure Stan!lol.How do they expect to be taken series if their salesman cant answer basic questions.Love these vids Stan,take care and stay safe mate.
Thanks so much for the comments Paul !!
I dont think he expected anyone to ask the questions you did lol.
Wow. Super aggressive with the case guy
Most off-road diesels do not require the ultra-low sulfur fuel and run just fine on #2 heating oil. which does not have road tax on it. that's why it's dyed red, so if you use it in your road vehicle, it stains the system and you pay a BIG fine. IIRC, some on-road fuel filters have an additive that will gel with the dye.
hell with gasoline being so cheap, if you look it up we're probably paying $0.75 a gallon as a fixed tax meaning we're actually only going to be paying a few pennies a gallon once the tax is reimbursed this year.
WOW lot's of brand new equipment. I bet you like to try those equipment out
love this kind of videos put them together
Good to hear, thank you !
Would love to see videos on the tilt rotator
"Stanulus ! Stanulus ! Stanulus !
Wooooooooooo.
Hehe
Thanks Stan.
Very sweet video
Thank you !
10:26 you questioned methane as a fuel source for vehicles. I would imagine that is what rattled his cage. Most indoor forklifts use methane, almost all gas companies fleets of vehicles get converted to use methane instead of gasoline and diesel (and you can rebuild any motor that uses methane and it will be completely clean as new with no carbon buildup at all). Mines use methane on some of their vehicles, foreign countries like Russia have parts where that is all they fuel their vehicles with.
11:04 you said the tires look like they are made of plastic.
Basically you called out his BS. While I don't agree with your opinion on the natural gas powered vehicles, how they are more dangerous than conventional fuel, I do agree with the fact that a piece of equipment like this is a tool and spending all that extra money to try and make it look like a sports car is a waste. The tires on that thing should be rubber and have sidewalls to protect them from the obvious dirt/mud that will eventually fill those holes up. That might make those tires worth it, as they would never go flat (if they are cheaper than tracks). A smart equipment company puts all their time and effort into the tools performance first, user friendliness second and cosmetic appearance last. This was like a salesman trying to sell a farmer a shovel with a rubber handle and a plastic shovel head covered in neon pink paint with lightning bolt decals all over the handle for twice the price as a regular old shovel.
Methane, propane and butane are actually superior fuel sources in terms of both efficiency and minimal pollution. Most of the time the motors can run all 3 of these and the combined version which is known as natural gas. We started using it about 50 years ago with forklifts and were very very happy because the Motors required far less maintenance as well. It was easy to store the pressurized gas on site. It is also much easier to avoid both the state and federal road taxes. While it is true that diesel provides for a better torque curve for circumstances where high torque is. required, we found that pressurized gas was superior to gasoline in all other applications. For heavy equipment diesel provides for a far superior torque performance. For snow removal, I believe that compressed gas would work very very well.
Everyone around where I live already uses a red fuel that is no tax
10:08 I think that may be when you rattled his cage
Yes do roto-Tilt in-depth video
Yes I would like to see that as well.
I'd like to see the case interview you could tell that prat was reading a pre planned script I'd love to know how much them tires cost when you rip a lump out on hardcore or a tree stump
In Canada we run dyed diesel with no tax for off road use. Clear diesel for on road use. If you get caught with dyed diesel on road, its huge fines.
How would they catch you? Do they do like spot checks or something?
@@UnbeltedSundew the ministry of transportation of Ontario will do random spot checks of diesel trucks and dip your tanks. Or take a sample from your tank. If your on the road it better be clear diesel. Tractors, combines, agriculture equipment can have dyed diesel.
@@UnbeltedSundew Coloured fuel is diesel or similar fuel that has been dyed red for tax free use in Ontario or another province or U.S. state. Coloured fuel helps to prevent tax evasion by identifying fuel on which Ontario fuel tax has not been paid. The use of coloured fuel in a licensed motor vehicle is prohibited!Sep 3, 2019
@@bigjoesburgers Interesting to know. Thanks!
Let's see the entire Tetra interview! That guy looks like he gets triggered from someone clearing their throat.
I want to see the full interview please!
methane is a good fuel source, you threw him with your description of it. I'm guessing there has been some people who naysay the tech and you might have accidentally stepped on some toes. that loader looks cool and I definitely want to know more!
That may be John Deere first go at a compact dozer loader but Case has had one & believe it will be ready for delivery early 2021. It's a Case dl550b. Either way, good to see manufacturers are trying to develop more versatile machines in this category.
Dude you flamed that spokesperson lol
Please we would love to see every piece of footage you have
Thanks so much Eddie !
Definitely interested in tilt rotator competition
Got it , thanks Thomas !
It’s very simple to set up an account for off road fuel. Google your state requirements for off road fuel certification. If your local farmers can do it so can you. No secrets.
Yeah that concept loader is just like concept cars; they look cool but they are impractical. There’s a reason why it’s on display only. If it really was a game changer they would show it in operation.
Would love to see the full interview with case
Cool, thanks James
Couple of questions:
What kind of loader at the end? Sideways bucket?
Have you ever used tires on a zero turn mower that appear to be similar honey comb style? John Deere zero turn?
This is con expo, construction crowd, dude just didn’t seem to be the best at his product with know how and questions.
Thanks.
Stanley is going to be in the bad dog box when it comes to trade shows. :)
The guy from Tetra should know that some people will ask tough questions. He seemed to get flustered once you mentioned methane fuel. Why wouldn’t you a consumer be concerned about methane and the dangers associated with it. I worked at a toyota dealership that sold the toyota Mirai (hydrogen fuel cell). I would say at least 25% of consumers who were interested in this car thought if they got into an accident the would blow up. That isn’t the case but getting defensive about it doesn’t help address the misinformation of the product.
Weird, when I walked by that Case Wheel loader @ Conexpo I thought it was Electric haha
Case made a cool track loader dozer system a few years ago.
Also has steel tracks
I want to here the entire interview!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is cool... thanks
No problem, thank you !!
That wheel is just a bigger version of the tweel. They've been using them on commercial mowers and equipment for a while. Surprised you haven't seen them.
I ran a bobcat mini ex and I kinda hated the thing. As far as off road fuel goes, if it is taxed a tiny bit for transport, then that is technically an on road tax, which means it's on road fuel. The wonderful dot will make you pay extra already for heavy loads, so that fuel shouldn't be making up for any kind of transport. So in court you could technically run off road fuel in your pickup, because their taxing it for onrad use. They got a real problem on their hands, I noticed they have been doing this for many years.
Methane engines are very safe and economical
Seen them Sany's in new Mexico/ west texas last year. Just seen couple mini's in minnesota this winter
LOL YOU REALLY DID RATTLE HIS CAGE HAAHAHAHA
I would love to see that interview
Not gonna lie that sany that's black and chrome is killer I'd buy just bc it's not yellow lol
I’m interested in the last machine
You saved the best till the end!
Johndeere 333G is going to be a SOB to fix if you are a mechanic.
I kinda like the case loader but I haven't liked them for recent years.
Oddly I prefer the old ones
I freaked when I saw Dubuque on there my guy
Methane should be super cheap as they burn it up at the bottom of trash dumps
I used to live in Georgia how cool
fyi the tax form for the fuel credit is the 4136. Most states also have a fuel credit form in Iowa it is the IA4136. Your tax advisor should be able to help you with it as part of your tax prep fee.
Hi Stan nice products, you could put such a video link in a redirect link from your private collection
Them sany look 😎 in black
Hey stan was that your jeep? That thing is nice. You should do a car tour episode or somethibg
Yes, there is a positive market for CH4 powered equipment and this guy might have been a failed used car salesman prior to the expo. The problem with methane is that it is not energy-dense. The benefit of it is that any dairy framer, composter, or landfill can produce it for use. The real question is could it pull an all-day shift without refueling. That a slim piece of iron and even liquified gas takes up a ton of space. Tell Chase not to make it look cute but make it practical. It's not a cybertruck.
Full Tetra interview plrase
I'm a simply man, I want all your video 😁
Thanks for being here Eric, glad that you like them !
Stan do you not have dyed off road fuel around your area?
Seems like he was on robot mode like he was reading out of a book
Stan would love to see the differences between the 3 different brands of tilt rotators
Got it, thanks !!
@@Dirtmonkey and thank you for all the great videos. Love em 🍻🍻🍻
I was kinda of disappointed with this video lol because in part one I thought you said you were going to show the interview with the case manager and I was really looking forward to it lol all in all still a great interesting video! But of we are going to want to see the intervie, to me it seemed like you were asking real world questions about it. You are a small business owner and you need to know the small things that these companys managers seem to forget/not care because they don't have any of their own money on the like like you do! I would of asked the same things you did and it was weird how he took it as you were bashing it when you were just asking the same stuff anyone would, like the plastic tires and if they've been tested before. Tbh I don't think it will catch on they have the ability to make a engine that lasts 50k hours without a rebuild and the ability to make them ten times more efficient but they would lose too much money with the oils companys too. I am glad they still dicided to use a fuel instead of a battery. Please do your research on how bad batteries bare for the environment from the lithium mining to the disposable of the product. Batteries should not be the future and we need to stop being brainwashed into believing that. Like a Tesla is the worst vehicle for the environment if you want to be green. Legitimately any used car or truck(even a diesel with 10mpg) is more environmently friendly than a Tesla will ever be.
please show more on the case and the mecalac
I want to hear the entire interview with case
Thanks Spencer !