They need to add a light weight cab option that hooks on the back and route heat to the foot platform for plowing snow on sidewalks or small lots. The visibility of these stand on machines is far superior to a standard loader.
Mini skids/walk behind skids are amazing. We use ours daily and even more than our skid steer. I would advise, checking into other brands. Toro is an natural go to for landscapers, but honestly the TX1000 has plenty of issues. We own one, and it’s one of the highest maintenance and repair items that we own. The under carriage is terrible.
@@SgtCarter69 Vermeer ctx 100 or Ditch Witch are the industry standard. Vermeer makes a solid machine and Ditch Witch has a good reputation. I've used both and they can do about anything you want. Demo or rent both and see which you like better.
If somebody would make a light weight cab that hooks on the back and route heat to the foot platform these little machines would be awesome for doing sidewalks or small tight lots that require maneuverability and high visibility. The ditch witch sk3000 could support an 8ft pusher and be perfect for small and medium sized lots.