The Best Skid Loader, And Why I bought a Kubota: Toolsday

I have been asked by a ton of people to do a Toolsday video about my skid loader. I have been running this Kubota SVL90-2 for more than three years no and in my opinion, it is by far the best skid loader. In this video I not only talk about the reasons why I think it is the best skid loader, but also why I bought Kubota over their competitors, and if I would buy again!
I am by no means a heavy machinery operator, I just use one daily on my jobsite, and I know what has worked well for us. I'd love to hear your opinion on what you think is the best skid loader out there, and maybe I can give it a try sometime! Up until this point, I haven't been in many others that feel as comfortable and operate as smoothly as the Kubota SVL line of skid loaders.
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[@Rickmakes]

That didn’t take long. I watched this an hour ago. Now Facebook is showing me an ad for a Kubota SVL95-2s.

[@daytonbarnett5316]

RickMakes being watched every where

[@RRBuildings]

Not surprised

[@VideosByAl]

I had a CAT add pop up during the video.

[@iceg01d95]

I was sitting in class and my friend emailed me about a health clinic and where he should go. It was quiet in class so the teacher had the pandora radio playing. Right before I was about to reply, a radio add plays for a health clinic right down the street. Not just any clinic, THE ONE RIGHT DOWN THE STREET. the only location they have! And this is the radio playing on some other computer. Plus it was a friggin email not even on the same device. They’re everywhere!

[@aluckyshot]

@@iceg01d95 indeed, get some weapons cause the technocrats have worse plans than targeted advertising over the next decade.

[@jahrakal6034]

It is a very good book for beginners as well as for those that are already into kzbin.infoUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt A very good basic ebook to keep as a reference too. I like it and the way the subject matter is presented. It has humor and that helps with the reading.

[@leebridges5309]

I run skid steers all the time. Multiple times I’ve had the quick coupler hang up. Switching multiple attachments every day I’ve learned you need to grease the fittings up about every 5-10 hours and I haven’t had a problem since I’ve started doing that. Awesome video

[@RRBuildings]

thanks

[@waltflansburg5608]

I purchased my skidsteers nearly 20 years ago and went with case 90XT’s. I like tires over track for multiple reasons. Cost being one, compaction, traction, road-able w/2 speed(11mph), traction on snow/ice(tire chains). With the case, I have 84hp Cummins, 2400lb operating capacity, 9000lb weight so has plenty of push and digging power. Overall, I found them to be very capable to do about anything I need to do and have proven to be economical & reliable to own. Liked your video and honest review.

[@viktorvasilik5477]

Got a 97-2 about 6 months ago. Couldn't be happier with it. It's a workhorse

[@Formulabruce]

Great Video! Thanks for making it! . 500 lbs does have some leverage out at 30 ft away, so you make a great choice !

[@JuanHernandez-ox5tl]

I just bought a 75...Love it and has hvac

[@libertarian1637]

I’ve run a Bobcat, Gehl in the past and a Volvo for years, all tracked, all in the 3,000-3,500 lb capacities. Once you go to a Volvo with the side door you’ll never want to go back to over-the-bucket entry. Makes using an auger, especially by yourself, so much easier as it’s nothing to get in and out of regardless of attachments to double check things. The other nice thing with Volvo is the above your head, top of window, controls as other can’t due to the lift windows. Trying out a JCB it may be the new go to as the tele-boom is a game changer as the Volvo doesn’t have the best lift height and dumping in taller trailers and trucks is tough without a 4-in-1 bucket. I agree outside of a few things high flow isn’t needed; it can make a difference on a broom and snow blower but outside that I can’t speak to it. Need an 18k trailer minimum; I prefer a gooseneck, at least if you’re operating a pickup or chassis-cab.

[@dougneufeld2799]

It really does come down to personal preference here in my perspective. In my early years of business I rented at one time or another, most models before buying a skid steer. In the end I purchased a Bob Cat. Like you mentioned sight lines were a determining factor. Because of the nature of what I do, attachments also factored in my decision. I currently own an articulating Bob Cat. All four wheels turn and this not only enables me an incredible turning radius but also I don't tear up the ground underneath me. My model also had the highest vertical lift at the time of purchase. The vertical lift also enables me to not have to adjust forward or backward movement when drilling a hole which is key to plumb piles.

[@Athenstrainman]

i work at a tree farm. we have a 75-2. used daily, it is run hard and not kept cleaned. maintenance is kept up as best as we can as far as greasing. We have to keep replacing tracks 10 months-1.4 years. The drive sprockets are replaced every 1-1.7 years and other track rollers keep needing to be replaced every year. Also hydraulic attachment places on machines are needing replacing every couple of months. We use hydraulics a lot.

[@alienlatino2945]

This skid-steer is the best one in the market. More room, more confortable, door opens even when the forks are lifted at any height, try doing that with a Bobcat or a CAT skid-steer.

[@arthurr8670]

I've almost run into the door issue before on a new holland. The thing just died, complete shut down in the middle of lifting something, and it wasn't in a position that it could be dropped back down. Luckily I'm the person that fixes things, not run it, and second, it didn't have a door. It did make me think what could have been done if there was a door. It ended up being to be dragged, and manipulated to get it into a safe position just to fix it.

[@alienlatino2945]

@@arthurr8670 Imagine that scenario while slowly sinking in a deep swamp.

[@skliros9235]

You forgot the biggest advantage of Kubota and Takeuchi while we're at it, is they have hydraulic over hydraulic controls. Way more reliable and better feel. No lag like most other brands with electric controls.

[@RRBuildings]

Dry true good point

[@andytaylor2321]

Yes, bobcat is good example of that!

[@calebwipf3272]

I love the door going up like a garage door

[@bigbeef8935]

I can tell u the whole reason I went with a new 95-2 is because the rental place by my house always used kubotas and we all know rentals have the SHIT! Beat out of them. And they always told me they never had an issue

[@timmattison6553]

We have 2 -75's. Amazing machines. No troubles from them at all

[@RRBuildings]

I almost went 75

[@timmattison6553]

The 90 was certainly the machine for your work. We are on alot of muck land in the spring and fall so we needed the lighter machine. Kubota certainly is all around a great machine in either size

[@adubbelde1]

To add to your comment about the importance of trailers, Trailer and tire maintenance are extremely important. Just this past weekend a contractor was hauling his KOMATSU Track Hoe through Custer State Park. It's a twisty mountain road . He was at the peak of the Galena pass (around 5600 feet) when he blew a tire on the trailer while on a curve. The trailer with the Track Hoe rolled. It's a total loss.

[@RRBuildings]

No kidding wow

[@Dirtlife98]

The 95 is definitely worth the upgrade. Love that machine.

[@Dirtlife98]

@Timms MC hm. Didn't know that. I had always noticed a slight lag mainly when moving. Arms and bucket seemed fine, but that would make sense. Other than the slight lag, it pushed dirt like a d5 lol.

[@DIRT-BOSS]

I got the same one.. I love it.. sweet presentation!👍👷

[@Fiberglasser03]

I love the Kubota skid loaders but even the 75 was a little too big for my needs. They now have a 65 which is the perfect size...I'm very tempted to pull the trigger on it.

[@mesh1248]

I agree the overhead door is what brings the kabota ahead of the pack and a reason why kabota took a huge market share away from the competitors in the few short years they are in the market

[@eleanorecopet4090]

Kubota is never spelt like you do !

[@80zbabyz]

We’re spoiled today 2 videos in on day . 👍 👍!

[@RRBuildings]

Yeah I debated not dropping the build series video... but committed to the daily upload

[@80zbabyz]

RR Buildings good decision man. Appreciate these vids I’m definitely getting sum Merch this week . The Merch is coming along looking good!

[@garygreen5243]

Im a bobcat guy i feel its proven machine if u need repair parts they will be more accessible

[@PaulHeirendt]

Thanks Kyle for another interesting and informative video!

[@smcox1991]

It’s crazy how that skid steer is 2000-3000 pounds heavier than my Kubota m9540 4wd tractor with cab and loader. That’s my biggest complaint with that tractor it’s just not heavy enough. If I needed a skid steer I would definitely go with a Kubota.

[@douglasrdeaton]

My overall favorite skidloader hands down. Have someone work the Quick tatch while you grease it. You don't have to be a Mechanic to grease your machine.

[@RRBuildings]

i grease it for sure

[@douglasrdeaton]

That vent by your knee.😡 I duct tape a folded paper towel over that vent. (useless vent)

[@bear9923]

MINE IS A 2020 SSV 75. ALMOST 300 HRS. ON IT. SO FAR: HEAD CASKET LEAK (REPLACED); 2 DIFFERENT HYDRAULIC LEAKS (REPAIRED); AIR BOX DEFORMED FROM FACTORY (REPLACED); RADIATOR LEAKS AT CONNECTION (REPLACED); HEAD BOLTS LOOSENED UP ( RE TORQUED); RADIO QUIT WORKING ( NO COVERAGE TO REPLACE. SAID IT WAS CAUSED BY SKID STEERS WORKING ENVIRONMENT , ROUGH I GUESS. OVERHEATS AND HAS BEEN IN THE SHOP OVER 3 WEEKS. HYDRAULIC OVER HYDRAULIC CONTROLS INSANELY TOUCHY, ALRIGHT FOR FLAT GROUND BUT OUT OF CONTROL IN ROUGH CONDITIONS. NO SOUND INSULATION SO NOISE FROM HYDRAULICS UNDER SEAT IS EXTREME. CAN'T EVEN HEAR RADIO WHEN IT WAS WORKING. ON THE GOOD SIDE., IT'S CAB IS VERY ROOMY AND COMFORTABLE...LIKE THAT ALOT, BUT THE INSTRUMENT DISPLAY RUBS ON OPERATORS RIGHT SIDE OF KNEE. KNEE GETS RAW AFTER HOURS OF OPERATION.. MAINTENANCE IS A DREAM BECAUSE ON THE WHEEL UNITS, EVERYTHING IS SUPER EXPOSED. NOT SO MUCH WITH TRACKED UNITS. IN GENERAL...2 GENERATION BEHIND THE INDUSTRY. AFTER 50 YEARS OPERATOR AND BUSINESS OWNER..I'VE HAD THEM ALL. JUST SAYIN'

[@lucasdanz314]

We have a SSV65 wheel machine on are farm. I love it it’s one of the best machines. Ran bobcats for ever and probably will never go back. Oh and on the new machines they have fixed that ac/heat issue only thing is there on the back pillars so you have to stop what your doing to adjust them.

[@xxxmikeyjock]

you could use a Bobcat laser grader for your site prep work. skidsteersolutions has something to adapt it to your kubota but you do lose a bunch of functions. the only implement that makes me stay bobcat

[@casycasy5199]

great video. great breakdown of the unit thanks for all the pors and cons

[@lapoint7603]

Two videos in one day! Awesome!!

[@BarnStangz]

Kubota makes one of the best. If I were you, I wouldn't get rid of that thing EVER. Unless it really starts costing you money in repairs. The DEF and and newer diesels are not worth the headache. One reason why I still hold on to my Kubota mini excavator, U35, no emissions junk.

[@gungadinn]

The recommendation for new construction equipment is purchase just under the tier IV requirements of well above since the equipment manufacturers produce lots of engines in the class. I think tier IV starts at 75 horse power which is why so many skid steers are available in the 72-74 horse power range. Other than warranty, you could always do a DEF and EGR delete. DEF engines run a lot hotter than pre tier IV engines do.

[@robertanton4110]

I have the sv95 and it's great absolutely love it

[@zackzander425]

I’m getting either the Takeuchi or the Kubota can’t decide yet. Both have the Kubota engine which is a plus that makes it a hard choice.

[@arthurr8670]

What did you get? I would probably go with the kubota just because it would be easier to get major parts locally, at least where I am.

[@raymondquave1237]

I've owned heavy equiptment for 40 plus years an have just been introduced to these skid steers ,, hey they are fine tune finesse machines but when push comes to shove they are for the weekend warrior for small work but are great for grading house pads and small work

[@JustforFun-ki6fk]

Yes that is a real work 🐎 horse !

[@aserta]

"Don't mind the dirt on the lenses" It's ok, the 360p won't even let me register that. #earlybirdsomethingsomethingworm

[@andarthome142]

First thing i learn't always clean your lens before filming :-)

[@terrystephens1102]

Great presentation, Kyle👍👏👏👏👏

[@Puppygirl-hj1tn]

Ah the dream ! If only the wife agreed.

[@aluckyshot]

Keep hammering the idea, you can win!

[@michaelmactavish1728]

the kubota svl95-2 is the best buddy of mine bought whole bunch of svl's and ssv'sbecause there cheaper and adfordable for the budget and best service wich my dealer sold 95% of kubota skidsteers tracks and wheeled units

[@dooner777]

Good choice. We are currently putting a new engine in one at $16k Because of the emissions.

[@irazu2008]

Great video -- much appreciated.

[@krudcutterterrainmanagemen8735]

Not at all ready for commercial forestry operations: 1) Rubber tracks, too wide and frequently come off if you brush up against a stump or downed large limb. Want to turn on forestry debris, HA! Track even when property adjusted might come off or pop when 2) Air Filter requires you to move and drop out radiator to PROPERLY seat inner filter. (Yes you can cross your fingers that it will not dislodge it's seating when just shoving the primary in over it. 3) OEM 'Special Application' window is NOT Dept of Interior Forestry approved for fires. 4) Do you run a High Flow attachment? FEL does not property work when running HFlow so Kubota replaced with a hydraulic switch which SUCKS even worse. Adds a TON of heat to system and it still interrupts the flow to FEL attachment when in use. At 80F system over heats (yes radiator, hydraulic and a/c radiators are clean/cleaned). 5) A/C is NOT a positive pressure system. Dirt and dust come in cab at will. 6) FEL arm cavities are a debris magnet (btw I own 9 other Kubota tractors, excavators, RTV's) .. I'm going to CAT

[@ranger5721]

the tracks with more bite ribs, do better in snow

[@ChrisK-LTC]

Haha, the commercial before this video was from CAT

[@RRBuildings]

Haha who would have known

[@stevenbastian3882]

Placement of A/C switch: First world problem, son.

[@RRBuildings]

Maybe so... but when you pay that money, and it’s part of the decision, it’s still important... and I love the AC

[@tonyschilter6126]

Zig zag track works great for me. Dad doesnt like it for picking up bales in the field. Little “too grabby”

[@cntslesfabrication]

I have a S300 Bobcat if the door is on it and I have to get out it becomes a huge deal because I am so tall, I have gotten lucky not to destroy it myself but my best friends employee was using around his house and opened the door and broke the window and it was 1600 dollars to replace. But I love it because of the weight it can pick up and move on a day to day basis but I can load and unload empty 40ft ocean containers off Semi trucks which has opened up a extra 3,000 thousand dollars a month for a minimal amount of work. It does a fantastic job cooling off the cab in the middle of summer in Las Vegas 120 degree days but would love to have a tract machine myself but I got it a trade so I couldn't be happier with it for only being 10,000 into it and not 70,000. Disability in it is bad on it as well

[@johnearhart8811]

I would strongly submit to try the new Takehuchi TL12. Its a beast, with awesome visibility as well as an absolutely Huge cab. I have owned a total of 5 skid steers. Including 3 Case, one Kubota, and in my opinion iI would never buy anything but a Takeuchi after owning the TL12. It is a 12,825 lb. Machine on the scales with 84"bucket. So its very heavy. This is just my opinion. Camso tracks are the best I've found. I put them on immediately.

[@RRBuildings]

I have ran a takehuchi before and loved it good call... not a local dealer too close which was a big decision

[@eliteearthworksllc]

John Earhart I agree with all that! Takeuchi all the way👍🏻 kubotas are very close to Takeuchis, cabs aren’t quite as big. Just rolled over 7000 hours on my TL250. Great machines

[@Anteater6788]

I think the new series of Takeuchi went to a swing out cab door instead of the vertical lift door.

[@johnearhart8811]

@@Anteater6788 , No its Verticle lift, totally easy to put up. Almost no effort. I just bought mine 4 months ago, best machine I've ever ran, and i have 25 years experience on many makes

[@Anteater6788]

@@johnearhart8811 looks like the TL6R has a swing out door and the TL12 still has the overhead door.

[@wilkinsoncarpentry6278]

Great vid Kyle 👌

[@bobcatron609]

Machine with regeneration would not be great for the type of work you do. Looks like it's only running for 10 minutes at a time. Your better off with this older machine. Keep up great work. Love your videos

[@user-ff8zf1xf9s]

Братишка, радуюсь вместе с тобой! Аппарат мечта!

[@TomJones-zm3kz]

Kubotas are quality machines and 30% cheaper than CAT. Pretty easy choice for most people. I've ran all the Kubota tracked machines and my main complaints are the access door and the engine and tracks are way too loud compared to other machines.

[@kevinosmundsen4057]

Try cold environment hydraulic fluid. Very expensive but it doesn't freeze up when it's cold.

[@ClaytonHartin]

Kevin Osmundsen where do you live where hydraulic freeze... I’ve haven’t had a problem in sub zero

[@kevinosmundsen4057]

@@ClaytonHartin I live in NYC. I used to work in a frozen food warehouse. Standing temperatures from 10 - 25 below zero. Not counting wind chill. It took them a few years but they changed to very expensive low temperature hydraulic fluid.

[@megape95]

@@kevinosmundsen4057 just use 32 grade oil instead of 46 oil,what is normal in machines. Little thinner

[@aluckyshot]

Nice machine, wish I could get one. Only have a baby kubota here and it is still so nice versus a shovel and wheelbarrow. Thanks for sharing a video on your new tool!

[@ClaytonHartin]

We run the 75SSV Kubota

[@hunterjordan2588]

I have been looking at some recently I have lawn business and I am working at trailers that need a lot of work done with trees around I want a used kubota for a cheap price

[@c.groeschl4940]

Great review. I've ran the 75,95 and the ssv65. All great machines they offer a KSR on the 65, great for moving hay as it's like a shock absorber. 75 is good for most applications but that 95-2 has wider/better tracks and can move a lot of material fast. Also they ran the hydraulics different so when you are driving and moving the loader you don't lose capacity in a function. Did have an issue with the gasket on the door coming lose from rattling around, but an easy fix.

[@timpetersheim5033]

I’ve run svl90’s and 95-2’s. Like the 95 better for sure.

[@broc212]

Kubota actually changed the track design. Go check out a SVL95-2S. I believe they designed it and... Goodyear? I think built it for them. Maybe check it out! Great video. Been waiting on this video from you forever. Just purchased a brand new KX057 mini. Now stuck between a TL12V2 or an SVL95-2S.

[@RRBuildings]

i am not sure you could go wrong with either of those

[@SkylineLynar]

I work for a large rental company and will tell you hands down that Kubota make the best machine on the market for pretty much any small to mid sized skid steer and excavator.

[@HBSuccess]

So what attachments do you have? Seems like you’d be using that to drill for post footings and would want the biggest baddest hydraulics they offered so you could spin a 30” auger 5’ in the ground when needed. Ditto for a concrete breaker and backhoe attachment.

[@jameybrandon965]

Wacker neuson st40 puts the 95-2 to shame ..we have a bobcat t770..comfy but it lacks alot of control adjustment and its kinda gutless. We have a kabota 95-2 not complaining, I like it, but in the same price range as the bobcat it lacks the pressurized cab, radio, and it doesn't have much for control adjustment. The sliding door is also a pain in the ass but its handy to get it out of the way without taking it off. The wacker nueson is loaded..its more comparable to a cat 299d than the other two machines. But we just got one on a super sale event for about the same price as a bobcat t770 and considerably less than a kabota. Best news is the st40 has 100 hp. And you can really tell the difference. Our old faithful skid is a Komatsu ck30 and if i could find 3 more thats all I would have. We bought it new in 2008, its been thoroughly thrashed on by idiot employees, we have replaced...: attachment coupler..it was so worn buckets fell off, radiator, ignition switch, one pilot control, and we are on our 3rd set of tracks and its at 8600 hours. It still makes great power..lifts great. Its the toughest track machine I've ever operated.

[@raulsantana5933]

Great review

[@ryantheentrepreneur4040]

Very nice 👍

[@lloyddahlen1141]

Thanks for the info 👍👍👍👍👍

[@nji345]

Just bought a svl75 last month

[@charleyandsarah]

I wanna see that boom pole yall run

[@jan-berendstoker6788]

Great vids. You should try the JCB tele skit

[@donniebrookins6215]

I am a JCB tech

[@stevenbrooks6669]

I was thinking of the tele skid , like the kubuta but a rep that sells jcb and kubuta, said the kubuta engines are crap.and they break down all the time

[@stevenbrooks6669]

Anyone have bad experiences with jcb or kabuta

[@heathlanning4506]

It's a good machine but I like the taki tl12s

[@westtexasconstruction]

Thanks for the review!

[@Shaka_Vibe]

Hi Kyle... If you ever get a chance, check out the JCB Teleskid. Game changer! Side entry and telescopic boom... nothing comes close to it.

[@azenginerd9498]

I have an older Bobcat 763 with Kubota 3-cylinder. Question about safety since you bring that up: My operator manual makes a big point of NEVER getting out of the cab with the arms raised. If something goes wrong you are in prime guillotine position. Does your Kubota stress the same concern? Your videos show you getting in / out regularly with trusses in the air. It is a safety recommendation that I follow. But a huge PITA at times. I am expecting a flood of responses saying it is done all the time and nothing bad has ever happened... but that line of logic says you should stop wearing your seat belt if you have never been in a wreck or never worry about the safety on your riffle if you have never had a misfire. Just as your banker tells you: past performance is not an indication of future results.

[@aluckyshot]

All legitimate concerns. Still might want to check those T levels 😉, teasing of course we are all better safe than sorry and your advice is sound.

[@Huskyresqr]

Before you bought, did you compare the Kubota with other brands, particularly, Cat, Vermeer and Bobcat?

[@RRBuildings]

Yes I ran new holland, gehl, case, and cat

[@RRBuildings]

And Takeuchi

[@davidt4801]

What size T shirt are you wearing? Just for sizing knowledge!

[@RRBuildings]

I wear a large

[@mesh1248]

Kabota came out with the mini wheel loaders love the one i run and for my application works better then a skidsteer maybe it’s something for you to look into they got in general more lifting capacity and id think be handy around a job site

[@johnstapleton2030]

You should use snow tracks in the snow.

[@bmiller1325]

WE have Kobota,Cat NewHolland,Caase and John Deere where I live Cat is the least expensive I shopped them all 259D for me

[@R2Mike]

My thing is I have a hard time finding any tools tou have! That mega deck....have no clue where man.

[@RRBuildings]

I bought it from my local JLG Rep

[@R2Mike]

@@RRBuildings totally worth it in your line! I'm never lucky to get a job that flat around my builds!

[@NibblesTheNibbler]

I work at a large, heavy civil and industrial construction company. We ran SVL 75-2s and 90-2s for about 3 years (we got sick of all the problems that we had with the fairly new bobcats we owned). All of our mechanics and oilers hated the Kubotas, and about half of our operators disliked them. We sold all the machines we had and won't even rent them anymore. We pretty much stick with Cat skiddies, with the occasional bobcat rental. Personally, I didn't mind running them, though.

[@jerryhoskins3926]

Please, do a video on your Behnke B&B trailer? I've had a hard on for that for a long time

[@skliros9235]

I have a tilt bed of theirs. Really nice trailers.

[@chimpanzeeplasticsurgery7347]

Getting one.. Asap.

[@brodysemchuk5621]

SICK BULGE!!

[@ThatcherKSA]

The DPF/DEF machines aren't as bad as people make them out to be. Don't let them idol for more then 5 min besides warmup, and run them 80%+ throttle when in use and there wont be much issue. Kubota is the best, and both the svl75-2 and svl95-2s have been out long enough to refine any issues.

[@rubes1688]

Sounds like a pain in the butt

[@mib20000]

while you are near the Kobota drop me off a yard of black mulch thanks

[@calebwipf3272]

Try the biggest bobcat on the market..... track machine

[@endicot0195]

Doors definitely superior to any other brand, I my opinion!

[@RRBuildings]

totally agree. Huge selling point right away

[@brendarichardson7271]

What are the exact exterior dimensions of the 8'x6' shed? I'm seeing a lot of conflicting information, and need exact for a deck

[@tonyschilter6126]

Only complaint i have on Kubota is they should look into a “Posi Track” or hydraulic diff lock

[@stevenmurata4392]

We've got the slv 75 with tracks on the farm, great machine, better than backhoe or front loader (unless you need a big scoop or 8k of lift).

[@ostavkovy]

It’s very simple you got a kubota because it’s the best 🙂

[@zachfrey8392]

why dont you use techno metal post helical piles for a foundation?

[@R3nz_]

these are not called a skid steer or skid loader its a track loader. a skid is the loader with wheels.

[@bear9923]

ONE OTHER THING I FOREGOT TO MENTION...JUST A SMALL THING. THE DECALS HAVE MOSTLY FALLEN OFF.

[@rubenvarela4077]

I will share it with my bartha

[@YANGNIMOG]

Are you selling this machine if you buy the 95?

[@RRBuildings]

Maybe??

[@JustforFun-ki6fk]

@@RRBuildings what was the cost ?

[@wesboyd7416]

So if you were in the market for a track machine like the svl line up what would you say is to many hours. Seems like anything under 2000 hours is $40,000 and up but 4000 hours is $28,000 +\-

[@michaelkazimar7935]

i enjoyed watching your Kubota video. I have an SVL95-2s, and I couldn't be happier with it. We went with the high flow version (41 gpm) and primarily use it for forestry mulching, but we also do grading, moving pallets, and just about anything else you can think of. I highly recommend that machine! You can't go wrong with a Kubota SVL, and you're absolutely right about the cab being by far the nicest and roomiest in class!

[@jeffreid3341]

How does do do as a forest mulcher. I'm trying to decide between the Bobcat or kubota

[@boitanoexcavation3564]

I’ve had a Kubota SVL-2 for three years I like it there is a few complaints about it but for the most part I like it. But I must say the Takeuchi TL 10 is an awesome unit as well

[@doubledarefan]

4K from now on?

[@RRBuildings]

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