I have an identical track one. Well it weighs about 2500 more pounds. Tire is better for plowing snow because with a smaller foot print you get better traction and also the speed is double. The track is nice cause you can climb snow tho
@@tandtlandscapeandmasonry I work mostly in mud and sand, and the CTL is great for the pushing power. I don't work in the snow, so all bets are off :) CTLS's are also a rough ride when you climb over anything over a 4" rock, lots of operator fatigue.
That Kubota is impressive like I've said before and you can use the pto with 3 point attachments. But, that JCB can sneak in tight spots. Tuff toss up! I suppose if someone needed to trailer either machine and didn't have a CDL, they would have to go with the JCB.
I will preface by saying I have no stake in this comparison as I work with large industrial loaders. I would give the edge to the Tractor as, even though a few seconds slower, it was able to manhandle to snow better and put it where it wanted. The skid seemed to have to at points start moving snow to the side to find places to stack it or just could not push through the pile. Over time the ability to push the snow back from the beginning will make a huge difference preventing getting boxed it.
Fun comparison. Being able to climb up that snow pile can be a pretty big advantage on its own man. That's a pretty tough call. Feels like which one is better is situational.
Good stuff! If you get a chance check out a video Kubota U55 vs Cat 305 lift test. It really made a lot of people's butt hurt. Check out the specs they are damn close. Have a good day!
Great video. Thanks for the comparison. Keep pushing!
Thank you as always!
Tracked machine man, CTL!
I have an identical track one. Well it weighs about 2500 more pounds. Tire is better for plowing snow because with a smaller foot print you get better traction and also the speed is double. The track is nice cause you can climb snow tho
@@tandtlandscapeandmasonry I work mostly in mud and sand, and the CTL is great for the pushing power. I don't work in the snow, so all bets are off :) CTLS's are also a rough ride when you climb over anything over a 4" rock, lots of operator fatigue.
@@KarasCyborg yes mine a rough ride plowing but they are great for summer time on lawns for sure!
Tractor is the best 🤌🏼💪🏼🚜
That Kubota is impressive like I've said before and you can use the pto with 3 point attachments. But, that JCB can sneak in tight spots. Tuff toss up! I suppose if someone needed to trailer either machine and didn't have a CDL, they would have to go with the JCB.
I will preface by saying I have no stake in this comparison as I work with large industrial loaders. I would give the edge to the Tractor as, even though a few seconds slower, it was able to manhandle to snow better and put it where it wanted. The skid seemed to have to at points start moving snow to the side to find places to stack it or just could not push through the pile. Over time the ability to push the snow back from the beginning will make a huge difference preventing getting boxed it.
Yea for sure
Fun comparison. Being able to climb up that snow pile can be a pretty big advantage on its own man. That's a pretty tough call. Feels like which one is better is situational.
agreed!
Good stuff! If you get a chance check out a video Kubota U55 vs Cat 305 lift test. It really made a lot of people's butt hurt. Check out the specs they are damn close. Have a good day!
Will do thanks you too