Equipment Track buying guide- what they DON'T tell you 

Hey Stan, I appreciate how extensive you are on these videos brother, very insightful and helps out contractors bigtime, thank you and God bless you 🙏

HUGE difference between the before/after and traction! Well put! Thanx for all the info! and thanks to Skidheaven for their help with this!

As usual your out there making sure of the quality of the product for all who wants to listen. God bless you Stan and as always be safe 👍

I love your videos don’t do any commercial landscaping just love to relax and watch. very informative keeping this up-to-date with everything coming as well. Keep it up

During spring summer fall when the company I work for runs skid steers we are on asphalt easily 50% of the time. Small cramped work sites means we have a lot of materials that we store on curbside or we access from curbside. We can't always get a piece of equipment into a place so we'll also use it to fill wheelbarrows on hard surfaces Will Bill them off of a driveway or off the street. We also have heavy clay soils with a lot of Rock in it.

Hey God bless you and yours Stan.....Really appreciated the video. I am currently buying my first tracked machine and this really helped clear some things up for me!

Have missed the drink of the day!! My wife loves drinking that protein powder that comes in a green container from watching you with me! Have a blessed day!

Just ordered the tracks today 4/18/24

You always inspire me to keep going with my RU-vid concrete videos channel 🙏🏼

Stan like your statement running tracks in the snow wears the crap out of tracks not noted along with undercarriage. My preference is tire machines for snow but it’s all what the person likes and has 👍on switching out your tracks just dedicated for snow. On a side note my dad’s 87 he’s been chomping at the bit to cut his grass mine a one of our rental properties for weeks now.

This was super interesting to me even though I don't currently run any equipment. Thanks for doing the dirty work of getting us the info,

This vlog was worth watching just for the drink review, done that myself , bought something new looking out of the shop fridge, sometime's it's like licking the street!!

Another awesome video Stan. I actually learned alot about skidsteer tracks. Thanks again.

Taste it, touch it feel it. Because I want to do those things, I despise internet shopping. These days after you've found whatever it is you were looking for, buy an extra if you can afford it because good luck finding exactly the same one again. Not always possible to buy extra spares, usually most impossible to find it the moment you really need it. Love the work here.

Thanks for showing us all the basics :) I'm learning

Ground pressure - narrow tracks put all of the weight of the unit on the track. So PSI pounds per square inch. Same for your shoes/boots. Walk in snow and you are up to to the hips or knees. With snow shoes you walk on top. PSI of the foot is the same but more square inches on the snow shoes keep you floating.

Hey Stan thanks for the info. I was looking into getting a skidsteer this year. But it's back ordered almost a year.

I like how you put every product on the spot and are truly an independent opinion.

Great Video, Garrett seems like a cool guy, nice to have an aftermarket solution, Was kinda surprised not to see a "tour" type like you have done before where we get to see "their" warehouse & or manufact process etc etc. i have not looked into that company's site yet if they are there within the area/state for that matter

Hello Stan, Tracks can make a diffrent in equipment, good information learned today!!