It's nice to see how tracks allowed such a light machine to do cut work, that it normally wouldn't be capable of. Helps keep snow compaction down too, for white work.
My boss had your Mattracks on his Toolcat about 6+ years ago. You might know who I'm talking about. It didn't work out to great. Has there been more work done to prevent the tracks from coming off? Has Bobcat built up the design to handle the tracks?
A farmer in New Jersey is having a wet hey making season and I was wondering if a couple sets of your tracks would work on a krone big pack 1290 hdp 2 speed baler to help it float across the field?
Buck Wise these are meant to steer like car wheels... so if you me replacing the wheels of a wheeled skid steer with these probably not. But that is ignoring the key point: if you want a tracked skid steer get a tracked skid steer. And if you have a wheeled one, they make tracks that sit on top of the wheels.
Side entry is more convenient, and safer especially when boom is up. Bigger cab. Better visibility. 2 riders, plus probably 4 in the back :) Good for farm/landscaping use. Still love my T-650.
