LET'S DEMO THEM ALL! - Wacker, Bobcat, Ditch Witch, Kubota & Case. MINI TRACK LOADER

[@PREDOLPH]

This video is the best comparison I’ve ever seen

[@capitalasphalt]

Thank you! I really appreciate that

[@phillipedwards1573]

I own the Kubota SCL 1000 and i own two Vermeer 925s and they are good machines. I run these in my landscape and grading company as well as renting them to people in my rental business. The Kubota is good for lifting and moving material but they are very narrow and pretty easy to tip them over. The Vermeers in my opinion are the best on the market as far as the pushing power and the hydraulic power that it sends to attachments. My guys would rather run the Vermeers over the Kubota due to the stability, ergonomics and the power. Vermeer runs a V1505 Kubota Diesel that they lower the rpms to keep it under 25 hp and it can move around and run the hydraulics without bogging down.

[@BuckExactly]

Yeah, I am surprised to not see Vermeer tested!

[@capitalasphalt]

Great feedback. Honestly, it’s been shocking to me how many people like Vermeer. I really wish I would have given their product a try. I didn’t even know they existed at the time of this video.

[@stephengmeiner3264]

Mike Morgan- Outdoors with the Morgans, is a Kubota guy through and through. He has a Kubota KX57, SVL97 and a LX4020… he bought the Vermeer Miniskid because of how powerful and stable it is. However it is one step up from the size you tested. I wish you had the Vermeer to test too. Great video!

[@davidpritch718]

Very nice demo video. No big deal, but since you mentioned the possible imprint of the tracks on grass, it would have been interesting to see how each one would have done on a lawn. What a stroke of luck that guy brought the Wacker for you to demo. Him doing that was impressive, he wanted his dog in the fight. 😀

[@capitalasphalt]

Great idea, next time I’ll try that! And I agree, was a hell of a move running the machine to us in the middle of filming. And clearly it paid off

[@davidzastavskiy6472]

Thank you for the video, it was a great demo, with so many machines and seeing you run them and reviewing. Thank you.

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate the support

[@Buckeyejames]

I have owned a Wacker Neuson Sm-100 for a year and a half now. Super fast and about 5-10k less than a dingo and Ditch Witch. I mostly use it to run buckets of dirt and gravel. I use a 54 inch bulk material bucket. I have no problems using it in this area. I have found it to be a little underpowered if you are using attachments all day long. It does have a wide track but the tread is very aggressive. So it rates a 7 out of 10 in this area. The Dingo and Ditch Witch turn a lot smoother also. But overall I love my Sm-100

[@capitalasphalt]

Great feedback, thank you!

[@brennancarter9454]

1st off Wide Track is 100% the way to go unless you absolutely need the narrow. Which rules out the Kubota in my mind. I have lots of time on a Vermeer S925TX and I own a Bobcat MT100. Both come in wide track and they are so similar. I chose Bobcat because of local dealer presence and have grown to prefer it slightly. The Vermeer has the dual hydraulics which could be a plus for you. That is my experience, love both of these machines!!

[@capitalasphalt]

I have heard good thinks about both machine! Your opinion is common on this topic

[@brennancarter9454]

And both machines I have experience using were stacked with all of the counterweights which definitely has an impact on lift capacity. Wouldn’t own one without those…. Good video content, good topic!

[@right8630]

They are wide tracked it’s the stance that’s narrow but yeah I get what you are saying but for tree care the Kubota is perfect except the poly/fiberglass hood.

[@brennancarter9454]

It’s more than just the wide track too. Wider stance is way more stable unless you absolutely need that little bit more clearance in my opinion. Bobcat & Vermeer wide tracks are pretty stable.

[@JackofHaulTrades]

I own a Wacker Neuson SM100. It's a pretty strong machine!

[@capitalasphalt]

We like our so far 🤞🏻

[@Buckeyejames]

Love Mine and it has the best price

[@LeasLawnCare]

I would make sure that your dealer you bought your wacker from has performed all of its service bulletins from the wacker. I bought a brand new sm100 last fall, and with less than 150 hours on it, I had to have all the hydralic components flushed and replaced. My dealer didn't perform the service bulletins, and it caused me to be without a machine for the first half of my season. Main hydralic pump both drive motors and all hydralic components replaced and the reservoir Flushed.

[@kevinmcquitery4543]

@@Buckeyejames how much are they new?

[@josechavira3558]

@@kevinmcquitery4543 38k for sm120

[@tomandolina383]

One plus to the bobcat mt100 is the ability to use stardard ssqa attachments. While the it is narrower by a few inches, the locking pins still line up with the holes on the attachment.

[@capitalasphalt]

Interesting, I didn’t know that

[@ReelFloridaOutdoors]

I have the MT100 wide track model. One thing about it is the track wheels are self lubing. I think they’re one of the only companies that offer them. I’ve had it for about a year and it’s been a great machine. Very easy to maintain. One thing I saw that I did like about some of the other machines that you previewed was having an external fill tank for the fuel tank. I have to lift the hood on mine to get to the gas station, which is a pain at the pump.

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for the info! Great feedback, thank you!

[@dpglandscapes]

you can get a single joystick for the ditchwitch for the drive, i demoed the wacker and found in the winder the throttle and the key would freeze not allowing it to throttle up. Also was not a fan of the wackers parking break pins that slide in the sprockets, ice/ frozen material in there can cause issues just what I found when looking. As for the ditchwitch platform honestly we liked how it was open not slamming off the sides constantly, went with the sk950 ditchwitch with the weight kit and love it. Just my opinion but something to think of

[@capitalasphalt]

Good to know and it’s nice to hear your opinion. I based my opinions on the very short demo time we had. I’ll be sure to make a 1 year review on the Wacker to see if we made the right decision. The Ditch which I will say you could tell was built very well. Can’t argue that

[@Ru55_2]

My dad and I have looked at all sorts of mini skid loaders and ended up choosing the Kubota because of the keyless start and wide tracks. I’ve driven the bobcat and a Vermeer. Each preformed about as expected but overall I did like the smoothness of the Kubota best. The controls of the Vermeer are similar to the wacker and felt nice but unfortunately the Vermeer dealer nearby didn’t respond to any pricing requests 😂

[@facelesspsycho8252]

Vermeer is probably the best but way expensive just got a quote last week for a ctx100 55k now it's 40hp but 55k is nuts. The sm100 is 34 36k . Controls are right on the vermeer and sm100 for sure.

[@capitalasphalt]

Interesting

[@capitalasphalt]

Honestly, the Kubota was awesome and I really can’t say anything negative about it. Great little machine.

[@facelesspsycho8252]

@capitalasphalt I can't stand that t bar control have no clue what kubota went that route instead of joystick or pilot controls

[@Ru55_2]

@@facelesspsycho8252 yeah fair enough, at first I wasn’t a huge fan of it but I’ve gotten used to it now

[@davidwindsor4632]

Wacker neuson for the win. 👍

[@capitalasphalt]

Let’s goo!!!

[@dvdgnzlz25]

I have the Wacker Sm 100. It's a literal beast out there. I love sprinting back and forth from trailer to dirt/concrete piles, and just makes the job easy and FAST!

[@capitalasphalt]

That’s what I’m talking about!

[@isaacverberkmoes7507]

We really like the Vermeer mini skids we got the 925 and the 100

[@capitalasphalt]

I have had so many people say Vermeer is number one. We bought the Wacker, but I’m going to have to try a Vermeer.

[@BuckExactly]

@@capitalasphalt Definitely try a Vermeer. They are not cheap, but they are worth it.

[@Suicidal122]

@51:23 One small error on the Kubota SCL1000 is that the hydraulics are pilot-operated loader and drive control valves (meaning not electric over hydraulic - this is from their website and typically Kubota is well known for this style of setup on many of their machines). I own an SCL1000 and love the T-drive handle and right joystick for loader and bucket movement. I haven't had the opportunity to try out the others. I've only seen the Bobcat in person and to me I think you're right on the assessment on it, I also think that Bobcat needs to update the operator platform/station. It just seems heavily dated. Overall, nice review! Was nice seeing of all of the mini's together. I haven't caught any other videos with so many all being compared fairly. Would love seeing more reviews!!! 😃

[@capitalasphalt]

Thank you so much for watching. Your comment is very insightful and clearly you have some good experience with these machines. Honestly, the Kubota is a great machine and I really have nothing to say negative about it at all. Thank you for watching, it was really fun experience getting to demo these machines .

[@Hummin_Along]

​@@capitalasphalt Also the delay in steering is from the rubber boot rubbing on the base of the handle. Not the hydraulics. I've been wrenching on Kubota for almost 5 years as a advanced certified tech. SCL1000 is a good machine but there are things I wish Kubota would change.

[@FelipeQuevedo-k6l]

Case just released their mini track loader this year. They do offer a wide and narrow track for your choice.

[@capitalasphalt]

Case was a really great machine, if the case didn’t have the bogging down/power issues it would be a fantastic machine. Easy fix for Case

[@PorfirioPortillo-s7c]

i cant say much about all those brands but afther more than 20 years using the mts bobcats from the mt50 to the mt100 i can tell you that they are phenomenal..

[@capitalasphalt]

Like I said, I really have nothing negative to say about the bobcat. It’s a great machine.

[@COFirefighter]

Case does offer a wide track version with 6 counter weights

[@capitalasphalt]

The issue with me with the wider track version is ultimately I don’t want the machine with any wider than it currently is. The cool thing actually about the Kubota is it has the widest tracks while still maintaining its narrow overall with.

[@button-jeff]

That is exactly why we went with the Kubota for my tree business. Wide track paired with a narrow frame makes for a very stable machine. It will get through the most narrow if gates while remaining stable overall. Yes, it can tip but if you're smart and remember you're on a small machine you'll be fine. The Kubota is the best machine in its class. There are bigger machines, but when making direct comparisons the Kubota wins. The Kubota has real grease fittings, oil changes take 15 minutes tops, runs on almost no fuel, and generally seems the most comfortable to operate. We have 2200 trouble free hours on our machine. We love it.

[@765Guys]

Very cool video, I have a bobcat mt100 wide track, I really like it but I hear Vermeer is the way to go.

[@capitalasphalt]

Vermeer seems to be the number 1 machine people are talking about. Wish I tired one now.

[@jelinektreeservice]

Ditch witch or Vermeer are the only way to go with a mini skid steer. You can get turf tracks on the Vermeer as well.

[@capitalasphalt]

A lot of people have been saying Vermeer is the way to go.

[@gardeningfishingjimw9364]

Great comparison on the minis. I thought the Kubota had it until the last test where the Wacker just took over all of them and apart from that it's quite nimble. Only concern I would have is the size of the bucket; that's where I thought the Kubota had it all over the rest. As you said they are all great machines but with discussions with your team, you need the easiest effective machine and service and parts come into play as well. Enjoy your new toy BUT does it come in BLACK!!???? hahaha

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for watching! Great comment…and it’s actually getting painted as we speak lol should have it next week. I’ll post it on my IG.

[@gardeningfishingjimw9364]

@@capitalasphalt I don't have instagram so on the next episode you gotta show it!!

[@JB.Olsen7]

I’m guessing the case bogging down was due to it not being turbocharged, but not sure. The kubota is turbocharged.

[@capitalasphalt]

Honestly I’m not sure. It was pretty nice machine over all, but I couldn’t believe how much it bogged down. Made the machine useless unfortunately

[@larrygwinn6649]

One of the things you need to look at is parts availability for the machine.

[@capitalasphalt]

Great point, and of course as a business that’s been around for 31 years. We of course take that into consideration with all equipment purchases.

[@Fishpalms]

The Ditch Witch sounds like it has way more power than the others. Doesn’t bog down as much when going into piles.

[@capitalasphalt]

In person, it’s a different story. It’s died down the second most out of the group which I found shocking. Case was the worst for bogging down

[@foxracing16]

I absolutely love my Viper V1300X. It’s a new brand but out specs the others and has amazing controls.

[@capitalasphalt]

Never heard of one before

[@foxracing16]

@@capitalasphalt I hadn’t either but once I ran one and saw the price plus the components they use. I was sold. Self leveling loader. Bucket is included. Very torquey wheel motors. The joysticks are so smooth and have great ergonomics.

[@Massey461]

Believe the Ditch Witch SK900 has a Yanmar as well, noticeably quieter when you ran it. The SK800 is the Kubota powered version. Excellent video.

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for the info! I didn’t know that! Good to know. Thanks for watching

[@JNH123]

the kubota scl100 has the only vertical lift arms, when at max height it has way more reach then any of the others with standard lift arms.

[@capitalasphalt]

Interesting fact, the Wacker actually has the highest hung point height. Meaning, it has the highest reach actually

[@JNH123]

I meant more horizontal reach at max height. loading trucks or bins. sometimes it's beneficial. however, I like the wacker neuson more cause it doesn't shoot hot air at your legs.

[@ryananderson7753]

I actually put both the Case machine and the SCL1000 against a wall at full lift, bare plates…only About 2 inches of reach advantage on the Kubota.

[@tcmits3699]

And not one manufacturer thought to incorporate a motorcycle style seat leaving your feet free for maneuvering and your hands free for loader operations. Let alone operator fatigue 🥴

[@seanbuckley9697]

The wacker guys kind of pulled a fast one on you. Most of these machines have weight kits available for them. Nobody seems to have noticed that the people at wacker gave you a machine with the weight kid on it. That makes it a little bit unfair on the lifting comparison. That being said, I have run all these machines except for the ditch witch and the case. I have also run a Vermeer. I think I like the vermeer a bit more than the rest. Because of the price point and there not being a major difference in performance.I did buy the wacker sm100 today.

[@capitalasphalt]

How do you like it?

[@seanbuckley9697]

@@capitalasphalt I like the machine a lot. The hydraulics on a tight turn are a bit weak. But you learn how to use it accordingly. I've run almost all of them and this is up there at the top.

[@davidlefranc6240]

Its not gonna take long for 30-40 horsepower engines making their way in these little things !

[@WeRidee]

You meet to demo a Wide Track model. All your demos are narrow track. You can get a 10” wide track on case.

[@mattihyvonen2568]

Good machines, but if daily use is more than an hour, the user will suffocate from the smell of exhaust gas. Electric version?

[@kenji-xj2ft]

Got my chinese mini skid steer and it works just as good and just as strong. I also have a kubota but use the chinese one more often.

[@bandit788]

Which Chinese one do you have?

[@capitalasphalt]

That’s what I’m wondering too

[@kenji-xj2ft]

@@capitalasphalt sorry, didn't see the reply. Derette v1000. Customer service has been great for me

[@kenji-xj2ft]

@@bandit788 derette v1000

[@beesybee8921]

@@kenji-xj2ftdid you buy it here in the us or China and had it shipped to you ? Thanks

[@natemiller5346]

Scag jackal has been getting a lot of attention to. You might want to look at it also.

[@capitalasphalt]

Thank you!! I’ll have to check that out

[@Treeplanterdave]

No Vermeer. I have ctx160 Had it for 3 years 1100 hours. Amazing machine. Better than anything in your demo

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for the feedback, everyone has their opinion.

[@GG_BOMB]

I found a new mini track loader (spartan ss1200) recently came out. Looks pretty cool, don’t know Would you rather test that machine?

[@capitalasphalt]

It’s cool you say that, I’m actually trying one out this week. One of the dealers that sells them, saw this video and asked me if I could demo their machine.

[@dominocweber9763]

The Wacker Neuson dealer seems pretty solid. Id be looking for the best dealer support and parts/ service support. They are all great machines but what dealer will be there to support you the best when you need parts, service, attachments etc…

[@capitalasphalt]

Absolutely, something to consider with the purchase of any machine.

[@benjaminmiller6848]

You can put big machine forks on the bobcat

[@capitalasphalt]

I didn’t know that

[@zzzonezz]

Yes but if you have a mt55 or mt85 they are kind of heavy for them. Big forks are like 400lbs I think?

[@matteoricci19]

great video leep u the great content

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks again 🤝🏻 I appreciate your on going support

[@matteoricci19]

@@capitalasphalt did u get a new truck its sweet?

[@ethicaloutlaw8300]

Am I the only one who wants to see the Derette v1000 in this line up? I don't have one, but would be interesting to see the comparison considering the insane price difference... (Also running Kubota motor btw).

[@kleibertractor]

The case and New Holland machines are the same. It looks like they brought you out a narrow track machine that is 35" wide with a 36" bucket. They have an option to go with a wide track that is 40" wide with 10" tracks and a 42" bucket.

[@lawnorderlandscapingexcava447]

Yup I have a new holland mini wide track version. I love it so far

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for watching. So this machine for me has to be 38” wide and under. The reason is I need the machine to fit into people’s back yards and more specifically small places. So I think the issue would be if I got water tracks on a different machine I would not be able to fit in some of the areas I need to.

[@MattyWearsAblazer]

@@lawnorderlandscapingexcava447 I just picked one up. Do ya have any tips or things to look out for?

[@SiboBushings]

Good comparison 😊

[@capitalasphalt]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching

[@jacobbuckley8232]

ive heard the vermeer mini skid is good

[@capitalasphalt]

Everyone keeps telling me Vermeer is the best.

[@denahoover2925]

Is the Kubota the only mini with a turbocharger?

[@capitalasphalt]

Great question, honestly I’m not sure. But, now that you asked I’m going to look further into it

[@bhard_man]

I think so although I'm pretty sure they are all Kubota engines

[@scottnewman4550]

Great video, i wouldnt normally sit through an hour long demo like this, but i did. I feel like you missed some details though-- this was a great demo as an operator but also missed a lot of details as an owner, like servicability (oil filter/hydro filter lcoation and fill etc), transport tie down locations, hyrdraulic releif valves for the attachment hoses, programable parameter adjustments (as on the kubota operator interface) etc etc. I personally own the scl1000 and feel like even though the sm100 might have performed better- theres a few details on the kubota (and possibly others) that could change the decion potentially

[@capitalasphalt]

You’re not wrong. I appreciate your feed back. This was just a raw POV demo. Certainly more information than I can cover in a 1 hour video.

[@adambarker3578]

Customer service is also a selling point to take into consideration.

[@capitalasphalt]

Of course, in all machines we buy it’s of course something we take a close look at.

[@sure572]

Couldn't help but notice a new cat next generation in the background are tou doing a video on that one sometime?

[@capitalasphalt]

We do have a cat next Gen 255, honestly the machine is really cool. It looks really nice on the outside. The cab is beautiful. But I’m really not enjoying some of the day today features and visibility that new machine offers. ( not a fan of the 255)

[@sure572]

@@capitalasphalt I absolutely love mine compared to the 259d

[@tractorworkandmore411]

Nice Comparison.

[@capitalasphalt]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@williamwaters941]

How much do these machines cost?

[@capitalasphalt]

They are all around 45-55k

[@TheFipoA]

i own a lanscape business 98% of what i do is install interlock pavers, the pallets vary from 3200lbs-3600lbs, i bought a wacker neuson wl28 expensive, but i have it configured for 49inch best machine to do backyards

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for the feedback

[@jordinmiller5695]

The ditch witch can have single drive joystick

[@Aaron71304]

Vermeer?

[@capitalasphalt]

Heard they are wicked

[@Campbellhomevids]

Would love to see the SCAG

[@capitalasphalt]

Same here!

[@lucky.devil.climber]

I'm a die hard Mt100 fan. That being said i don't think this was a fair fight because the Wacker has extra counter weights bolted on the back. If the MT would've had it's own extra set then it would've lifted that pallet just like the Wacker.

[@Average_D]

Vermeer CTX100/160 is the best mini on the market imho. Fast ground speed, solid build and heavy lift capacity. Hydraulics are more than enough for any high or low flow attachments. The bobcat is too underpowered. I love bobcat as a company too but they need to up the specs on the power. Trying to multi function is terrible. Just bogs way down. The CTX 100 can handle pretty much whatever you throw at it. Ditch which would be my second choice. They use powerful engines and hydraulics. At the end of the day it all comes down to dealer support but it helps if the machine is capable of producing. Just my 2 cents

[@capitalasphalt]

Thanks for the feedback, I will have to look into this brand more in the future. Definitely a popular opinion.

[@haulinstalllandscapingland6369]

Team Bobcat MT100 #bobkitty is my choice

[@capitalasphalt]

The bobcat is a great machine. I can see why you’re a fan.

[@haulinstalllandscapingland6369]

By the way great review of the machines....

[@dustinreed-nx5tg]

That wacker wanted to cut off each time you touched something

[@pattyhughes7477]

On that Ditch Witch you can get that joystick single or double

[@capitalasphalt]

I did not know that was an option. Good to know! And thanks for watching

[@sammeng8813]

Letting VMNEG participate in PK is the best answer, VMENG will win!

[@capitalasphalt]

Trying one out today actually

[@jacobbuckley8232]

Wish u had a Vermeer in this challenge

[@StinkyPete69]

Vermeer are junk.

[@capitalasphalt]

Honestly I may have to put the Vermeer head to head with the Wacker. Everyone keeps saying Vermeer is the best.

[@JoseLopez-rq7rs]

I don’t think it was a fair comparison because the wacker sm 100 had a lift kit and the other ones didn’t, also the ditch witch sk1050 should be the one in there and not the sk900. Also I did not see the mt100 picking up the heavy pallets neither the case, what happened there ?

[@capitalasphalt]

The Wacker wasn’t the only machine that had weights. But, it wasn’t a weight issues, it was a power issue for some of the other machines. The Kabota was the only other machine that had good lifting ability. The bobcat wasn’t bad either. The sales reps for Case and Bobcat were not able to provide forks for the demo unfortunately.

[@JoseLopez-rq7rs]

Got it.

[@claygreenlaw4871]

Price difference?

[@capitalasphalt]

There is a price difference, but nothing significant. I didn’t look at the price before demoing. Just wanted the machine I felt was best for us.

[@Liam-ql7tr]

Is the toro no go? Considering it is the original mini?

[@capitalasphalt]

Great question, couldn’t get my hands on one unfortunately.

[@christianness8983]

Case offers a wide track model

[@capitalasphalt]

Didn’t know that at the time

[@hoffpauirconcrete.semperfidCC]

We didnt have Merrio growing up all we had was Mario and Luigi

[@capitalasphalt]

Haha

[@Gophers_Machinery]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@capitalasphalt]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@kyawwinhlaing9827]

Nice

[@capitalasphalt]

Thank you

[@GreenAmerica-g5e]

Vermeer has the smoothest controls, but could be faster. Wacker has the speed, and fast lift and dup speed, however it is bad on turning and fine tune steering while at higher speed. The kubuta, wacker, case, and ctx vermeer all have over backward balance issues, and cant drive up trailer ramps forward without front load. So far none have smooth easy controls, good balance, and speed, all in one package.

[@capitalasphalt]

I love all the information and feed back you have! Clearly you have some good knowledge and or experience on or with these machines.

[@BZ1340]

They say the Wacker SM 120 is the one to beat. Do yourself a favour try the SM120

[@capitalasphalt]

I heard they are really cool. My only issue is I think they might be too wide for what I’m looking for.

[@melissaewert1193]

W-O-W 10.000+ views🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@neilkratzer3182]

Suprised your not trying out the Canadian manufacturer ramrod (leon) You'll find out that the yanmar is going to save you money on fuel.

[@capitalasphalt]

Yanmar motors are great! We have three of them now. I have never heard of “ Leon”

[@grassgonewildlandscaping5445]

You left out toro and Vermeer

[@capitalasphalt]

Everyone keeps saying Vermeer is the way to go. Crazy, wish I tried one

[@ameyers67]

Where's the Dingo baby?

[@DarkArmyStudios]

That's what I was wondering the Toro dingo is like the OG tx-1000 is a solid machine I've run a tx1300 telescoping arms comes in handy when grading around pipes and

[@capitalasphalt]

Wasn’t able to demo one unfortunately

[@Buckeyejames]

Narrow tracks are a no-no

[@armandogutierrez3812]

Mar - i - o

[@richardniswander6090]

Try vermer

[@capitalasphalt]

I keep getting told that

[@soapbullet-tq8zf]

No Toro

[@capitalasphalt]

No toro unfortunately. Couldn’t get one in time

[@jasperedwards2713]

everything is cheap in america but europe is way too expensive

[@capitalasphalt]

I don’t know about Cheap. Maybe built cheap lol all these machines are 10-15K over price in my opinion.

[@TT-ik3kd]

I cant believe your not testing vermeer (would be the clear winner) all these brands are inferior, the mt is TRASH

[@jelinektreeservice]

In Michigan all the Vermeer dealers are also Yanmar dealers. I would have guessed they would be trying a Vermeer because they have the Yanmar excavator.

[@capitalasphalt]

Funny enough, the Wacker has a Yanmar engine. So you’re not wrong.

[@capitalasphalt]

You are prb the 20th person who has told me Vermeer is the way to go. Wish I had my hands on one.

[@leaplacencia325]

me own case

[@capitalasphalt]

Me like cookie 🍪

[@thelonewolf666]

all those hydraulic outlets near the bucket are a dreadful design--- the first time a piece or rock or concrete falls over the bucket, and it will, they will be stuffed ill keep my Kanga loader thanks

[@capitalasphalt]

I guess it’s something to be mindful of for sure.

[@papak5558]

And where is RED Engineering?

[@capitalasphalt]

Not sure who that is ?

[@papak5558]

@@capitalasphalt @red-engineering

[@Buckeyejames]

The wacker Neuson SM-100 would have smoked all of them machines as far as speed is concerned

[@grownnotflown2]

Don't EVER walk under a bucket

[@capitalasphalt]

Safety first

[@benferguson5929]

Lost all credibility as soon as he said "May-rio" ... it's "Mah-rio" bud

[@capitalasphalt]

Shit man, sorry. My bad

[@n.cfreedomwhynot1335]

Honestly man you talk way to much

[@capitalasphalt]

Noted 👍🏼