Excellent video, I will buy this exact machine as a result. BTW...It has been so much fun watching you grow your channel from a thousand subscribers to where you are now. I appreciate your candor and your attention to content. You are not merely a RU-vidr but also a teacher. Thank you for all the time you put into your videos and KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !!
Howdy Brock! Nice recap on WALL-E. You have certainly put that unit through it's paces over the past 2 years. You've been able to showcase the versatility of a skid steer to great effect. I could never afford a new one (unless the PowerBall comes through for me!), but would definitely look at a used one in the future. Ever since you bought yours I've noticed just how many farmers have skid steers in my area. Well done and thanks for sharing 🤠
One thing I like about the Deere loaders is the visibility. The other machines have those large loader arm towers that disrupt your visibility. The only way to see behind you is a dang camera. Nice machine. 👍
Did I miss it? So would you buy it again?? - Awesome going back through and seeing all those "jobs" again all together Brock! Def seems like a great machine still!
Nice skid loader we have a 232 new Holland on our channel and a 450 John Deere dozer. The John Deere stuff is amazing until you have to pay to have it worked on boys it expensive. 😂
I just secured 40 acres and I am super interested in getting a skid steer to help me develop it, wish all this stuff wasn't tens and tens of thousands of dollars for each thing.
Great video. Gotta agree with you on high flow. I have the SVL-75 with high flow and don't have a single attachment yet that uses it. Who knows... maybe someday I will :P
I am a 50 acre farm in central Kentucky. We are basically always wet from rain. My property has some steep parts to it and roughly half of the property is forest. I have been thinking a track setup would be superior to a tractor.
I bought a 325g as my first track machine. Been running it hard for 3 years and it's been great. I have only encountered 1 small problem with a hydraulic switch going faulty which was an extremely easy fix. Great machine.
Great video I’m doing the exact same thing now buying a machine to maintain my 3 properties .. I own a granite countertop business that does very well, I’m planning on doing side work with my new set up and see how far I can take it and how big it wants to get. Worst case I’ll at least pay the machine and the dump trailer off .. and another side bonus I can actually utilize the machine at times in my granite business as well, so I think it’s a win-win win
Im looking for a 74hp skidsteer, I have a 215t and want to get something else. I’m considering 325g,75-3, t66 or case tr310. What advice would you have? All these have good dealers in my area.
I do make equipment review videos for a living, but I’m not a Skid steer expert. What I can say is that I was very happy with the 325G. It will lift more and push more than the competition. Some of the other machines have their own advantages. For Kubota, it’s the door. For Bobcat, there electronics and men system and control patterns are great. I would consider takeuchi if you have a dealer around you for them
Cool video - and very in depth! A guy I trust runs the same one you have and a larger one. He is able to do such a diverse set of jobs and now just does that on the side to support running a wedding venue with his wife around here. Helped me out and I have gladly paid him for speeding up jobs for me.
One of your best videos. Great work and results w your 325G. I buried my Sub-Compact Kubota B-7300 years ago in a water pipe/conduit ditch I drove into too soon after I covered it up when it was filled with water. Wife captured same on a picture magnet on my refrigerator. Billy
Great video thanks for all your time and effort, putting it together! Very comprehensive and accurate evaluation in my opinion. I have the same fully loaded machine with only about 180 hours on it and it’s been great all the way around so far. I think your lifting/steering issue is probably related to where you’re directing the flow or possibly your throttle setting might not high enough. Thanks again I really enjoy your videos, especially seeing different attachments at work that I might be considering for my own machine
I’ve had my 325g I call it “BAKAbaka”Idk why it just reminds me oh that sound haha , I’ve done so much with mine one the yea that I’ve 10 months that ived had it
@@Cowboy_Steve it's 6 here now not sure what it was when I fed my animals, it was cold none wanted to come out and all the heated water nipples were frozen. So it's cold the schools r closed , supposed to be real windy today and if some walker gets frostbite im sure they would be sued .
@@RockhillfarmYT Yes sir, I'd say definitely battery. I could tell by the sound of the starter. The battery was unable to provide the necessary current because of the cold. The older the battery the less able it is to provide cold-cranking amps. For many years I have made a practice of swapping my batteries out before the first cold snap after the warranty expires. One other tip, if corrosion is a problem on any of your batteries, a simple solution is to glue a cooper washer to the top between the posts, not toughing the posts. It will act as a sacrificial anode and corrode before the battery terminals. I used to use a penny but with the low copper content, a copper penny is a lot better. Thanks for your videos. I enjoy them!
