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[docmirror]

Maybe just me, but if I want skid steer advice and commentary, I would find a skid steer forum. I am on a vintage tractor forum. I have vintage tractors.

 

[Texasmark]

I've used my Lahman Little Dipper (22? hp Kohler) to pull a drag disc, an old JD 10 footer, no hydraulics required. We used it to dig up some ground for a food plot. It worked well except for the poor visibility to the rear.

Did you look into rear viewing cameras like are popular on road vehicles these days....or outside mirrors like are on the side of most tractors?

 

[NDIHC]

Did you look into rear viewing cameras like are popular on road vehicles these days....or outside mirrors like are on the side of most tractors?

Nope. This was before aftermarket cameras were commonplace and that was the only time we ever used the little skidsteer for something like that. It usually gets used to move a little gravel or dirt around the yard or to clean up snow in front of the house or other buildings.

 

[cjunrau]

I have used a have acess to both an still perfer the tractor when working alone.

Just so much easier to hop off the tractor than climbing out of a skid steer

I have a hyd one mounted on the edge of the bucket. Works great and no looking back.

 

[joeysmith]

I have a hyd one mounted on the edge of the bucket. Works great and no looking back.

Yea definitely agree they are easier to operate

But a skid steer is about the most unhandy thing to crawl in an out of for fence work imo

 

[m16ty]

Maybe just me, but if I want skid steer advice and commentary, I would find a skid steer forum. I am on a vintage tractor forum. I have vintage tractors.

Or you could just scroll on by if a post doesn’t interest you.
I don’t care much about skid steers either, but I don’t let it offend me when somebody post about one.

 

[cjunrau]

Yea definitely agree they are easier to operate

But a skid steer is about the most unhandy thing to crawl in an out of for fence work imo

I agree I can hardly get in and out of a skid steer. That is why I love mine on the tractor bucket. I can still get in and out of it without to much pain.

 

[docmirror]

Or you could just scroll on by if a post doesn’t interest you.
I don’t care much about skid steers either, but I don’t let it offend me when somebody post about one.

Or you could focus on what you post, and leave others alone and no try to silence them from contributing. I can teach you how to put me on ignore, so YOU who seem to be offended can avoid my content. No where did I say or indicate I was offended.

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[Texasmark]

Yea definitely agree they are easier to operate

But a skid steer is about the most unhandy thing to crawl in an out of for fence work imo

I never had one to do that but from the looks of the operators "compartment" it makes sense. For a lot of years I did gravel work for local folks with my tractor, FEL and rear blade. After I watched other guys with their skid steers do the same job, much quicker and much better quality, I quit trying to compete.