WAIT...WUT!?! Mini Tank Skid Steer! Bobcat MT100 Backyard Transformation Project! 

Yeah super hand for getting into tight spots and not making a mess of everything! If I did more landscaping work like this, this thing would almost be a necessity!

I think so too! Thanks Brent!

Argentina, un pais muy bonito con mucha historia y cultura. Que piensas de tu nuevo presidente?

Thanks man! Yeah that thing was fun to run actually but I don't think I'd want to run it all day everyday, it will kill your feet LOL! Track hopefully came in today and I'll have the Deere back up and running this week! Thanks for watching!

@@idigit4967 I’ve used them a lot there a lot of fun you get used to the standing not to bad overtime

🤣🤣🤣 LOL I wish!

They make stump grinders for mini skids. They are about 7000 for the hydraulic articulating head

Yeah and they make them for full skids and they are great.

Yeah I was talking to Greg the landscaper at the end, he was thinking about getting a little bit bigger machine, like a Takeuchi TL6 for some larger jobs. He's had experience with them and really likes the Taks, can't say I blame him they make a great machine. But that little ASV looks cool too!

@@idigit4967 was thinking about upgrading my tractor, might keep the one I have & look at a low hour RT25. Be perfect for a weekend warrior on my little 15 acre tract. It will run a 42” brush cutter with dingo style mounts (MTL XC4 or RUT).

Thanks!

Good point!

Yeah the ability to stand on that thing is a big time saver and I couldn't imagine having to walk behind one of those things all day!

Yeah that was definitely a cool little machine! I had fun running it! Can definitely fit in almost anywhere!

60" might be a bit much but I would call the local Bobcat dealer and ask them to see if it could handle it. But if you could do that this thing would do some grading for sure.

Before you buy an MT100, look at the Kymron stand on skids. The quality is great and at less than half the price of an MT100.

The hardwoods could have probably been dug up with a decent sized mini but those two pines, you wouldn't get those out of the ground unless you had a full size excavator. The tap roots for pines in this area can go up to 25 feet deep into the ground. I know from experience, I pulled one in the summer of 2019 with my little Deere 35D. Took me almost 2 hours to get it out of the ground and it was over 12 feet long from ground level to the end of the tap.

And dealing with displacement over the years as it rots.

It actually wasn't bad. We had the larger tractor there if we need it for grading too. Just took a bit longer but it got the job done just fine and saved the landscaper from have to pay to rent.

Thanks Tom!

Thanks Ross!

@@idigit4967 🙂

Oh that's a cool idea Artemus! Thanks for sharing!

Its sod, don't know what particular type tho. Its dormant so it looks brown but it will be green here in a few weeks when it warms up!

Its not dead, its dormant sod, thats what it looks like when you get it this time of year. It will be green in a few weeks when it warms up.

It’s warm season grass it goes dormant in the fall. Will come back alive when warm weather returns.😂