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I'm interested is buying one what are some things you dislike about. And why did you get that series. I'm thinking about the 750i Or 860i. But I'd really like to hear your feed back
@@andrewmayer204 I don’t really dislike anything tbh. I guess I would like more power and lifting capacity in case I needed it but I haven’t yet. I sat in a new 750i a few weeks ago and it was pretty sweet. I went with the 635 because it can handle most attachments I would be interested in but is still small and light enough that I can go just about anywhere without any ground damage. I have a bucket, minidigger 180, power rake, snow blower, and grapple. The 635 has performed well with all of them. The only thing to be aware of is if you operate without any attachment, the front end pops up pretty easy because all of the weight is in the back.
@@andrewmayer204 i own a 528 and it is not even debatable the avant is the best wheel loader on the market. they are built like a absolute tank outside of the plastic shell.
Years ago I sold, or attempted to sell, an articulated small loader called “Swinger” that was made in Barnesville, MN. The articulation was never a problem on turf as opposed to skid steer with tires. People were convinced that if it was not a Bobcat, it would not do the job. About five or so years later Bobcat came out with articulated loaders and people thought they were the best idea anyone ever had. I had left the equipment business by then. 🤨
I live in Newfoundland, get 16 feet of snow here in winter. I dream of owning a compact loader with a snowblower on front. Heated cab, pure luxury. I do my neighbour's driveways when I'm feeling half way sensible but it gets harder every winter. With the extended boom you could blow the snow banks over the roof into the back yard to give you more room to store snore! Gonna have to rob a bank ha! Imagine having a small pull plow on the back, what a rig for doing driveways!
Good morning, Stan! Congratulations on the new Cast! Hope it serves you well for a good long time! Thanks for sharing it with us. Have an awesome weekend, Brother! God bless.
Neat machine, almost a mini Scoop tram, though the scoop trams that I operated were high tech with those fancy computer screens though there was no regen on them, I think that it's not required on underground mining diesel equipment. I would love to try-out that awesome loader, Thanks for featuring it, I'm really impressed.
It really reminds me of an EIMCO 911 optimized for surface use. I've got an 80s 911B and it's pretty competent as a surface utility machine while not tearing the ground up.
Congrats on the 2nd Cast, Stan! I know how much you love your 1st one. The new one looks like a beast and has some pretty neat upgrades too. Looking forward to seeing videos of it in action. Hope you have a good weekend!
Man for the price of equipment these days it better come with heat/ac and a couple USB ports 😂😂 I was glad to see him point them out . They got to do away with the emissions and government getting involved in equipment ! They have double the fuel consumption and cut the reliability in half and on every jobsite there is a pile of 1 time use plastic def jugs 😅 I thought we needed to do away with plastic??? I got 2 excavators now waiting to get dragged onto the lowboy and brought to the dealer for def problems
There going to be rolling them out now when they apply the Dirt monkey touch..😊. Nice machine in a different class to a skidsteer really. Stay safe 🏴
Stan, the only thing I think would be a major improvement would be stabilizer feet, that could be easily extended when you're ready to extend the boom, and dump. Just for safety I think. Great machine!
Now That Is A Beautiful Machine 👍 I Love How You Went Through All The Details, And The On Screen Information. Very Helpful, I Have Never Seen Until Now, An All Wheel Steer And Articulation, Anything 😳 Enjoy Your New Multi Function Money Maker Stan 👍
@@fordmanfinis I thought you might have been - a flat glass could simply be replaced by a piece of flat laminated glass, or polycarbonate, cut to size, but shaped stuff has to be bought from the dealer and is going to be mucho $$$s. Worse, after a few years replacements may no longer be available.
this thing with a brush hog that’s hydraulically driven for tight areas be great for mowing around tight spot that bigger machines can’t maneuver around very well at times??
Can’t wait to the type of jobs I can do with this , seems to be a nice pice of equipment, me personally I like loaders and backhoes better then skid steers Ik skid steers have a spot of there own but I find it easier to work out of a full cab like that cast loader , operator friendly in other words .
Hi Stan, I have some heavy brush to cut on a steep hillside. My wife is afraid I'll kill muself and to tell the truth, I'm not comfortable either with a brush hog on my skid steer. I thought about trying to rent a remote controlled unit, but local rentals don't have them. Any suggestiond? Thanks! Shalom/gw
Stan, do you think you could show this cast loader lifting pallets? I read 2000kg = 4,000lbs will this machine lift a pallet of salt!? Thank you for all your content.
How does it do grading? Like a skid steer you can see bucket edge for easy grading had a backhoe it it was difficult to grade compared to a skid steer.
Basically anything for a universal min skidsteer (Dingo) or with an MT plate on larger machines (MT picks up MT mini and most FSS full size skidsteer) only restrictrion on larger skid steer attachments would be physical weight and/or Hydraulic requirements (gpm)
