Well we run ctl’s in our landscape company and we love them and what they can do for us but going off of previous comment there is no way in the world I could ever compare a ctl to a track loader. What a dream machine. That thing would run absolute circles around us. Watching your videos this machine is a beast to say the least and if I could justify the cost I’d love to have one.
As far as today's contractors around by me are concerned, a Compact track loader is phenomenal, ( which they are) but a full sized one is useless! They can't figure out how to use one. The people who say that stuff are Uneducated contractors.
@@Landclearer1 , absolutely. Today's younger generation contractors aren't educated enough or really wise enough to employ a crawler loader. They will struggle to utilize 3 machines, a Excavator, a dozer and a wheel loader to do the same job a crawler loader will by itself.
@@scottmcquarrie7295 You nailed it. We put a coupler on ours and it is even more versatile. We have some bad ground in our area and it will go where a loader will not. I think trackloaders are for us "old guys" unfortunately.
Well we run ctl’s in our landscape company and we love them and what they can do for us but going off of previous comment there is no way in the world I could ever compare a ctl to a track loader. What a dream machine. That thing would run absolute circles around us. Watching your videos this machine is a beast to say the least and if I could justify the cost I’d love to have one.
I agree. We have two CTLs but they are nothing like our 963. Don't get me wrong, they do a great job but, every machine has its place.
As far as today's contractors around by me are concerned, a Compact track loader is phenomenal, ( which they are) but a full sized one is useless! They can't figure out how to use one. The people who say that stuff are Uneducated contractors.
I fully agree. CTLs work great and have their place but are no match for a full size trackloader. A good operator can do so much work with one.
@@Landclearer1 , absolutely. Today's younger generation contractors aren't educated enough or really wise enough to employ a crawler loader. They will struggle to utilize 3 machines, a Excavator, a dozer and a wheel loader to do the same job a crawler loader will by itself.
@@scottmcquarrie7295 You nailed it. We put a coupler on ours and it is even more versatile. We have some bad ground in our area and it will go where a loader will not. I think trackloaders are for us "old guys" unfortunately.
@@Landclearer1 , not necessarily old guys, just us smart guys!
Lol. You got me there. Totally correct!