Your t66 will do almost everything this t76 will do with 8 inches less lifting height and 400 lbs less lift capacity. Thank you for review on 5 link . I ordered t66 with 5 link and clear sides. Also if get the t76 with narrow tracks it would be same width as t66 with wide tracks. I have 2. T595 with roller Suspension it seemed a bit bouncy at first until springs broke in . I think you will like it just a learning curve.
Wow never even thought of the width like that. That’s crazy. We are looking at a bigger machine for those reasons.. more lift. Wanted clear sides but dealer doesn’t stock them.
@@BeauEnterprisesInc I enjoy your videos. I was a auto technician before I started landscaping over 20 years ago . It's great having the knowledge to service equipment in the winter on off season besides snow removal. I am located in Massachusetts. Topping landscaping
I do concrete demolition, my t595 lifts the concrete better than the t76 Isnt the t76 suppose to be stronger than the t595? Already brought the machine to bobcat all they say is machine works normal What do you think?
I have run that same machine. It takes some getting used to for sure. Definitely faster. But I can fine to easier with a fixed track machine. The one thing I noticed in your video is your track tension. They are supposed to be really tight. Can’t remember the number off hand. But I lost a track because it was to loose. So if you decided to purchase one. I would definitely look at the track tension.
First impressions are bullshit you need to spend some quality time with your machine and really learned to find out what he can do I’m hesitant about buying another bobcat since they are no longer actual bobcats just a brand-name made by somebody else no Kabota engine scares the piss out of me lol but they look cool
Stay tuned. New video coming when I can get too it. The biggest problem with the doosan engines were fuel systems. With the new r series they are using boush fuel system.. the same mfg that makes fuel systems for Cummins. Very reliable
Seems like there skimping on the metal. To light in the rear. Doesn't seem balanced properly. I've owned a couple bobcats, T190, and a T595. I'm happy with my T595, but may give the new Kubota's a try.
Took delivery of my t66 with 5 link torsion suspension, it's a bit wider than standard undercarriage. I have wide tracks and I have 3 inches between tracks and side of machine and 74inches wide,same as bucket
Demo a t66 first , quietest cab I have ever been in , best visibility especially with clear sided windows, 5 link torsion suspension is amazing. Joystick controls are precise, bluetooth is awesome very clear , still own a 2018 t595 with every option, much rather run my t66
Got a T76 today, love the machine.
I work on a tree farm, so move a lot of dirt and trees.
They are nice compared to the m series and G series
Ford trucks and Bobcat skids you have wicked taste.
Your t66 will do almost everything this t76 will do with 8 inches less lifting height and 400 lbs less lift capacity. Thank you for review on 5 link . I ordered t66 with 5 link and clear sides. Also if get the t76 with narrow tracks it would be same width as t66 with wide tracks. I have 2. T595 with roller
Suspension it seemed a bit bouncy at first until springs broke in . I think you will like it just a learning curve.
Wow never even thought of the width like that. That’s crazy. We are looking at a bigger machine for those reasons.. more lift. Wanted clear sides but dealer doesn’t stock them.
@@BeauEnterprisesInc I enjoy your videos. I was a auto technician before I started landscaping over 20 years ago . It's great having the knowledge to service equipment in the winter on off season besides snow removal. I am located in Massachusetts. Topping landscaping
I do concrete demolition, my t595 lifts the concrete better than the t76
Isnt the t76 suppose to be stronger than the t595?
Already brought the machine to bobcat all they say is machine works normal
What do you think?
@@leonardooliveira1992I think your mistaken I own both
I can't wait for ours to show up, looks like a killer machine.
Awesome!
@@BeauEnterprisesInc Funny thing, we're picking it up today! New machine day + Friday =😍
I have run that same machine. It takes some getting used to for sure. Definitely faster. But I can fine to easier with a fixed track machine. The one thing I noticed in your video is your track tension. They are supposed to be really tight. Can’t remember the number off hand. But I lost a track because it was to loose. So if you decided to purchase one. I would definitely look at the track tension.
I think the spec is 1/2" of slack on the bottom
Thanks for that video I was looking 5 llink suspension I do find grading with a John Deere 333G
Glad I could help
4:20 lol, the safety bar totally screamed "noooo" when you lifted it off you, I think that machine wants to keep on working!
probably hah
Interested to see when they come out with the larger model r series, like a 770 and 870 replacement
I believe there is an 86 and 94 coming. Don’t quote me on the 94 it might be close to that
The t76 looks like a nice machine I've been looking at cat and bobcat I have both dealers near me so I know I am covered by dealer support
It’s more of how well are they going to take care of you when shit hits the fan
Bobcat makes a more dependable machine in my experience. Cats quality has down in the last 5 years
@@justjacked8189 never really looked at them. Dealer is over an hr away
Can’t decide between this and the Deere 325 someone who has time in both…thoughts
Never used a Deere, dealer is too far
What’s the details on the T250
I hate that music intro, can we change it. Maybe some Chris Stapleton. Make it happen
I’ve had a new intro since late summer
No sprung machine will fine grade they dig in as you crab more weight, ridgid is better for grading but come with factory fitted spinal injuries
Asv will out grade any machine lmao especially cresting a hill there's no comparison I rather have a tire machine if I can't have an asv track machine
I wouldn't mind getting a demo asv. The new ones look solid
Way to much throttle. I never run mine close to that fast I usually run about 1800 rpm
Whatever floats your boat
First impressions are bullshit you need to spend some quality time with your machine and really learned to find out what he can do I’m hesitant about buying another bobcat since they are no longer actual bobcats just a brand-name made by somebody else no Kabota engine scares the piss out of me lol but they look cool
Stay tuned. New video coming when I can get too it. The biggest problem with the doosan engines were fuel systems. With the new r series they are using boush fuel system.. the same mfg that makes fuel systems for Cummins. Very reliable
Seems like there skimping on the metal. To light in the rear. Doesn't seem balanced properly. I've owned a couple bobcats, T190, and a T595. I'm happy with my T595, but may give the new Kubota's a try.
No skimping on metal, this machine weights more than my t595 .
Weight is more than t650
Not portioned right
Took delivery of my t66 with 5 link torsion suspension, it's a bit wider than standard undercarriage. I have wide tracks and I have 3 inches between tracks and side of machine and 74inches wide,same as bucket
Demo a t66 first , quietest cab I have ever been in , best visibility especially with clear sided windows, 5 link torsion suspension is amazing. Joystick controls are precise, bluetooth is awesome very clear , still own a 2018 t595 with every option, much rather run my t66