NEW Kubota SVL95 2

[@jamesyork6023]

Congrats man! Hope this one holds up just as well or better than the 90-2 did for you. Always enjoy watching your videos for inspiration and dreaming of one day running my own setup like you’re running! Keep up the sensational work!

[@dankruger2890]

you made the right decision to buy a new machine. I up graded my 16' 259d in the end of 2018 and had the exact same thoughts you are having. Now it is 2021 and the new 18' 259d needs tracks and stuff fixed and we had it all fixed for $7,600.00 and decided to keep the machine at 966.hrs this time instead of trading it off like last time.

[@lakesideranch]

Beautiful machine Kyle! Hope it serves you well for thousands of hours. Much respect for your business plan concerning new vs old machines. Work safe, enjoy your weekend too! Doug@ the "ranch"

[@gregbloom2789]

I bought a new svl95-2 from ginops Williamsburg last year. . .been a great machine so far , we really like it. Ginops has been awesome for us as well, we've had a few little things & some of the updates & they had us in & out very fast .

[@nji345]

I was looking at used skid steers this spring and for just a little bit more I could get a new one. So that’s what I did. I went with the Kabota svl 75-2.

[@TermiteBenny]

I agree with you, 1,400 hrs it shouldn’t of needed rollers, pins and bushings, sprockets. Tracks sure but not anything else. Hopefully the new one last longer. I’m used to getting 4,000-5,000 hrs on a set or rollers, sprockets and pins and bushings. I’ve seen a few 90-2’s also develop cracks in the booms. The new models put larger bracing at the weak spots so they look like they fixed that issue.

[@keywest63020]

Much like @ a car dealership they give a fairly high trade in because they sell the new product @ full retail..but that benefits you because you wouldnt get much if you sold it in its current condition and it didnt make good financial sense to stick that much in the machine. They will sell it @ wholesale price but they will still be making a decent profit so it is good for both parties. I have 2015 90-2 with 109 hrs and was discussing it with one of my customers when he told me that he had just bought a new 95-2 himself. He said that the dealership had set down on 71K as the no-trade price.....he told the saleman that he was going to purchase a similar size machine from the Bobact dealer down the street for 61K (it was a fable) and walked. 2 hours later they called him and capitulated and agreed to the 61K....and is was a hi-flow to boot. However he had agreed to purchase some impliments also so I am sure the gooned him pretty good on them to make up for the huge discount on the machine. Look forward to reading your commnts on the new machine ...might upgrade myself in the near future...congrats..

[@1978caterpillar]

I agred with your philosophy on the old vs new with something that has to run for daily use. I went from cat to the SVL95 two years ago and it was a solid decision. I am more than happy with mine. Also went from a cat 304 to a KX57 before that and will argue for the KX57 with anyone in that comparison. The SVL95 is a Hoss you will be happy with it.

[@AveryExcavating]

Thanks for watching! Super happy with the 95 so far. Way more quiet than the 90 and seems to have quite a bit more power too.

[@michaelmactavish1728]

@@AveryExcavating thats pretty good deal for the trade $40,000 wich pretty good money on the old skidsteer my dealer did that for my buddy wich the deere offered him $12,000 for itwich kubota dealers are great supporters plus great service just like my kubota and case dealer great guys and there there if any issues john deere here in canada got alot of bad reputaion because not standingwith there equipment service wich isnt to good

[@jayphillips4058]

Occasionally I get tempted by the smell of new paint, but I'm waiting to see what Tier IV morphs into. Right now I feel they're patching stuff in to meet requirements, much like the 70s/80s automobile market. Lots of guys I know have had considerable difficulty with emissions engines, mostly electronic and fuel related, and multiplying in the winter. Eventually I feel they'll get to where the car market is now, combustion chamber will make diesels burn very clean. As much of my work is a considerable distance from anything like service/repair, I'm compelled to keep it simple, older equipment that may need attention from time to time, but doable in the average small town shop if I can't DIY it. You get much past Y2K, most smaller shops aren't able to do a guy any good. If I were to consider a new skiddy, the Kubota or Takeuchi would be it, and Tak seems to have some strong design features in their hoes, too. Thanks for a peek at the new 95, I've heard they're a workhorse, and I sure like the idea of the excavator-style front glass. Had opportunity to run a Volvo MC135, it has an excavator-style cab. Good and bad about it, but the cab sure provides great ease of access.

[@chrish4600]

Congrats Kyle! Thats a damn nice machine. The radio alone is worth it in my opinion haha

[@michaelmactavish1728]

yeah there 95.2hp wich is nice plus more high clearance,100% way more reach over the dump trucks or trailers wich kubotas only one has it

[@allenbreedlove8906]

Definitely made the right choice in my opinion.. Love my 95 ..

[@JamesClarkAW]

Glad to see you back Kyle, congrats on the new purchase

[@alienlatino2945]

Congrats you bought the best, most comfortable and wicked skid steer that has ever existed. My company bought this and they are better than anything I have worked with. I would definitely buy other Kubota machinery if I was the owner.

[@drewgardner81]

Awesome!!! Congratulations man.

[@dangarcia8094]

How many hours did your old one have when it needed all this

[@dangarcia8094]

Nevermind I just seen it in the video

[@AveryExcavating]

about 1400

[@doubleeranch169]

Hey Kyle, in your harley rake video you mentioned a FFC soil conditioner, i'm about to pull the trigger on one but have a couple questions on it. How have your teeth lasted on yours? Are they replaceable or does the drum have to be replaced when they wear down or break? Thanks!

[@AveryExcavating]

Never had to replace them on the old one. They were still in excellent condition. The new one is the same. Never broken a tooth on a harley rake to this day - let alone barely wore them down.

[@Random_guy803]

I own an svl95-2 2018 bought new. Def injector has failed twice in 1100 hrs. Common issue. Repaired under warranty both times

[@AveryExcavating]

I have hear that issue has been solved. Only time will tell. Just rolled 320hrs on it

[@nealequipment3777]

Just bought a SVL95 For my rental fleet. My svl75 has been great, just service it grease it ,

[@coltongarber8087]

Nice tracked skid loader

[@rafidishak7801]

Well done kyle.you did the right thing to save you the hussels snd bussels of fixing the old one...hope you do a better job maintaing this brand new beauty ...good luck

[@p52457]

I'm seriously considering the exact machine here in North TX. Our avg. high temp in August is 97 degrees so A/C is a huge concern. Any thoughts on cab cooling on 100 degree days and access to Evaporator and Condenser screen/ filters? Otherwise, I'm definitely leaning towards Kubota. I appreciate your insight. Yes, get an image stabilizer for 100 bucks from Amazon. Congrats Kyle.

[@johnm4509]

I am looking at a 2016 95-svl2 with 577 hours, 3 grapple attachments. 2 root and 1 bucket grapple. Machine looks ok as far as tree service goes. Theyre kinda rough on equip. Has some dings. Comes with gooseneck trailer $57.5k. Should I pull the trigger or go new?

[@g.aslifestyle]

bro such a grate deal im looking to buy in the next 2 weeks where can i get a grate deal similar to yours thanks

[@georgealatsas3136]

Nice Kyle . Good luck with the new machine , biggest pain in the neck is trying to clean the side windows behind the cages . Terrible design not sure how you get it done !!!

[@AveryExcavating]

Theres a guy that lives in another apartment at the yard and he's been cleaning. He does a great job! lol

[@Nothingtoya]

You had that many problems at 1400 hours? Our 75-2 has been super reliable, it has 1600 hours on it, just replaced the tracks and I had to replace a fitting on the bottom the hydraulic pump. It does sound like some of the idlers are going bad on mine. I would like to get a new 95-2.

[@johnnytolley673]

Does your machine continue to flash the caution light and beep for maybe for 5 seconds after it starts every time because mine does and no one can tell me any thing about it if it's normal or not .? Thank you for everything you could tell me also my glow plug lamp doesn't come on at all

[@johnn.2240]

Hey thanks for the walk thru. That machine sells brand new in east Texas for $68,500. I thought you were in Canada when you said you paid $84,000 (Canadian dollars). What am I missing here?

[@AveryExcavating]

No USD my price before trade in was 71500.00. It is high flow which I was told adds about 2500

[@p52457]

Hey John, I'm in Tx and considering this very machine - who is the dealer that quoted 68500 if you don't mind , I would love to get a quote.

[@johnn.2240]

The quote came from the Tyler, Tx dealer. I lost his business card but there’s only one salesman I believe.

[@p52457]

@Cole Waldron Did that include a bucket of any kind?

[@stevenevans6528]

Mr. Kyle....have you found adjustments for the windshield to keep like the upper left from rattling...right side super tight but left is lacking

[@allanmcleod3302]

Keep an eye on your def mine leaked and destroyed the wiring harness if you don’t use your machine enough keep your def tank really full so it doesn’t crystallize and damage your machine

[@dunnrightmowing3800]

Hey bud can you tell me how to bleed the fuel injectors on this skid steer?

[@AveryExcavating]

No idea man. good luck!

[@rontopping2048]

You dont bleed the high side of fuel system. This should be self priming machine by cycling key

[@mjsauto6432]

Hi I'm looking to get a 2018 svl75-2 skid. Have u had any issues with yours? Are they reliable? And with the dpf system are they known to have issues??

[@geobert7637]

What's your thoughts on leasing? Get a new one every 3years

[@AveryExcavating]

For me I think that's a good plan. Having new equipment that runs and has warranty has helped productivity significantly. This one has 1500hrs warranty on the tracks even. Everything else is covered (rollers, drives ect and all) up to 3000 hrs. Ginops has been excellent to work with and all my guys love the kubota skids.

[@geobert7637]

I was going to buy a new t595 but the more I think about it I think a lease sounds good. You don't have to worry about depreciation, or selling when you want to get a new one, little or no cash down. Smaller monthly payment. With these high cost of maintenance and emissions and electronics it's almost a no-brainer. Or you can buy out at the end of lease. I just have to find out the hours they let you put on it and what happens when something gets damaged

[@bobbykennerson]

Geo Bert I just signed a lease on a t595 & e50 mini x for the same reason.

[@geobert7637]

Boby how much is the lease on the t595? Did you get glass and heat/AC?

[@bobbykennerson]

Geo Bert I got open ROPS. My lease payment is under $700/mo

[@johnnytolley673]

I have the same machine as you there with the svl95 too and I was just wondering if you may have seen a 4 in 1 bucket from Norm engineering I believe with a high-back for high capacity! It almost looks like a bucket that would be on a cat 953, as far as the shape of it, I would be extremely grateful for any information you have about that, thank you sir, love your videos

[@AbcdEfgh-zp1sn]

Norm are top class . We use them in Australia .well made and definitely built to last

[@garycrumrine9538]

Kyle, good to see you up and around man. How are you doing?

[@3000gtalex]

Dude I love your content and watch you a lot what the hell is up with the CAMERA please try something to fix the shaky roller coaster ride

[@AveryExcavating]

haha thanks for watching. Ill look into a gimble camera or something.

[@3000gtalex]

Kyle Riegle yes! I think it would help the channel love the machine I run a 299 at work

[@kevintolbert2699]

I always just drive through them ditches unless we are gonna be reditching them it saves time if your not gonna be re working the ditch. And dont worry you ant the only one to leave a key on 🤣

[@murraywestenskow2896]

Kyle sounds like he's trying to talk himself into justifying the machine. His wife must have really gave him the business when he came home with a new machine.

[@nickvonflue7429]

You must have beat that old one to hell if it was needing new bushings

[@StinkyTeal]

Holy fucking shit, $15k worth of work and "super loose pins" in the front after 1,400 hours? Not exactly a ringing endorsement , but you bought another one so I guess that is

[@stephenroberson7908]

Holy smokes how many hours was on that old machine.

[@AveryExcavating]

Only 1400

[@stephenroberson7908]

@@AveryExcavating 1400 doesn't that seam like a lot of repairs needed for that many hours. Weren't you concerned about buying another one. Or do you feel like that's normal for that many hours.

[@aslater2727]

They gave you 40 for the old one but how much did they charge for new one. I just got same machine for 75

[@AveryExcavating]

New one was 71k.

[@cwakeley01]

I didn’t think your old one was that bad to run.

[@mjethier]

Could you confirm the sale price for me again? I thought i heard you say 83k before taxes. Then you also mentioned extended warranties etc

[@AveryExcavating]

msrp on this one was/is about 83/84k. Extended warranty was around 2k.

[@mjethier]

@@AveryExcavating thank you for the heads up. I appreciate it.

[@brandonsequipmentvideos6177]

Congratulations on your new machine! I put a fair amount of time on an SVL 95 myself last year doing forestry mulching (go easy on me, it was my first time with a mulcher). kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXPbnJ6NaJira5I I still think Takeuchi skidsteers are a little better suited for the type of work I do. Kubota skidsteers have several small differences from the Takeuchis that sway me towards Takeuchi as far as operator preference goes. We currently have a TL10V2 on RPO, but we are debating on stepping it up to a 12 after I got my heavier gooseneck to haul it on. That being said, Kubota definitely is still a good machine that does have its advantages. I like how they have a very strong lift capacity in a more compact package when compared to a TL12. I’ve been pretty happy with both Wolf Kubota and Alta Equipment, so dealer support for both is excellent down here in the Holland/ GR area.

[@troy5007]

gimbal please lol....

[@russellhopperton1907]

A lot of shit wrong with those hours.

[@francislaroche2231]

Achète un stabilisateur d'image et parle moins et montre nous vraiment le matos. A bon entendeur au bout de 5 mn ta video me gave j'ai envie de Gerber tellement cela bouge. Je guette l'éponge.