Stan, I have to say this. Buck knows everything about this machine. Without even looking, he knew what button you were questioning. This speaks volumes over other manufacturers/dealers. You'll NEVER get Sam out of that machine! End of story! LOL
hey hey hey stan, I Hope you had a happy memorial day, it was one heck of a holiday for my family, we enjoyed all the festivities of the parade and then went to the VFW, we sat thru the ceremn0ny, had lunch, went to the movies and saw Fast X and then we had dinner at Longhorn. it was a productive day, this week will be one busy week for me too, I have so many lawns, im growing the customer base out, and picked up one more customer this week already. so things are growing well, anyways stan, i hope you have a fantastic week, god bless and go get em, your pal and friend Alexander Costa
Stan at this point you should grab a sponsorship from ASV cause this may as well be one of their Commercials and ads! You really turned me on to the Amazing Sexy Vehicles. I used to be a kitty cat fan but now ASV got my vote lol. Especially with how versatile it is, goes straight from dirt and demo, right into snow without even changing the tracks. Slap a pusher on and boom, winter mode! Love it!
Hey Stan. We have the first ASV vt70 max series that was delivered to Australia. Awsome, can't get enough time in it. We call her the Rolls Royce, so comfortable with that ride control. The ride control is a must! Cheers Stephen
The lower light toggle is for the side lighting package not a beacon. It is great additional kit available for the max cab. Everything is prewired and ready to go. They will really help with visability while plowing snow at night. I have the rt65, its the same frame and i believe it the same motor as the vt70, but they boosted the power output on the 70.
I never heard of a asv before we got one on a job and the track performance is unbelievable compared to the other brands I’ve ran. Low pressure, great ride, and very little ground damage that saves massive man hours in the end when finishing up a job.
Cat used to run the track set up under licence I suppose that was. Much better for owner operator not self drive hire as you have to have a brain because they aren't as tough as a ctl
Biggest thing missed is the fixed lower idler wheels on the 70 vs the articulating idlers on the 75, makes a large different in the ride quality , the 75 being a lot smoother....I've owned both types on older asv machines
Stan you will be product research for the problems that may arise with new products may not push snow as well and those side panels covering all those major components would rather have steel enjoy your new loader sure will work out great for you if not trade in and buy something else
Trading my cat 289c in for a brand new vt100. Supposed to be off the production line in coupl weeks, and to me. Hope it doesn't disappoint. Thanks for showing this video of the 70!
My bobcat 843 was a flat tire nightmare until I filled the tires with foam. Tracks guaranteed makes sense to me especially first time owners also no def. Stan runs the doors off his well maintained equipment. Time is money and access matters in pricing fairly.
If you look at a early 2000s asv compared to what they make today it's hard to believe it's the same company for the most part !!! We had one of the old ones on a job with a cat engine In it and all I could think of was that tracked robot from the movie " walley" man we had a lot of laughs just looking at it 😅😅
Still no match for a JCB teleskid they out reach all there competition would love to see teleskid and asv go head to head that would be a fun video thieves bewear there's an Alex guarding These premises 😂😂😅
asv guys...... look up Mike and Sons here in northern Maine. they are a Yanmar dealer already. someday ill be able to get a big machine..... I think having them as at least a maintenance facility for asv would be a seller up here in northern Maine cause if it wasn't for stan I would never have heard of asv. I promise there are a lot of skid loaders around but the only nearby dealer is john deere and that's a ways away.
Ive had a little asv rt30 for 5 or 6 years and that thing is a work horse. Its moved mountains . Im a concrete guy and we do all our site work and grading with that machine. The only thing that sucks about it is its difficult to work on and you change more bogie wheels than a nascar pit crew
I've been wanting a vertical lift asv since 2014 when I was working for a guy with a pt100g forestry terex it was a good unit but ive been used a s185 with vertical lift since 08 and ill never go back to the radial lift ever again
I have been wondering about ASV. In the area I live in you see a lot of Cats and slightly less but still a lot of Bobcats. That's talking CTL & Mini Excavators. I am going to have to find a dealer and demo one. Thank you and be safe..
The only thing I would consider using a bigger framed machine for would be if I was doing a lot more heavy lifting for things like farm use with heavy wet round bales. Having that extra weight would help with balancing
Hey Stan, great video! I'm curious as to if you (or Buck) know anything about the RT-75 having engine bay fires due to the drain/weep hole in the muffler being to close in proximity to the plastic and wire loom? I've seen a few posts about it now and would love to hear from ASV themselves or find out if you had any indications on your machine when you had it. How many hours did you have on the RT-75? I really like the looks of the RT-75 for my application but am unsure now due to these issues I've read about. Thanks!
I asked before, but don't recall a reply - is there a service for re-tiring those road and idler wheels - especially if replacing worn tracks, as it seems stupid to put a new track on when the damaged wheels will just chew it up?
Hi Stan Hello from Quebec City What are the best all around skid did you have work whit it. Am looking for a jcb 1cxt for landscaping and snow removal in winter. And what do you think about snowblower on a skid steer. And you make great video on all the stuff i love. Keep going👍
We went with ASV many years ago and even thgh we trade them out every year for hour and warranty reasons we would never move to any other brand and yes…we’ve owned them all new and old. They are hands down the most power you can pack in the given size frame that allows you to work year round with the posi track undercarriage and build quality is above all others. The only downside I have ever seen or noted is the lift capacity per pound machine is lower than others but that is common in suspension machines. By no means is it a hydraulic issue either m, they will certainly out lift what they can ballast.
How does this compare to a Deere 325G. If money were no object, would you still purchase the ASV? Is it that good of a machine or just a good value buy?
So interesting that they are a sister brand to Yanmar but are using other manf. for engines. Yanmar has models for every power range ASV needs. Why don't they just use Yanmar engines? I love Yanmar. Cummins and Deutz are great as well, just super interesting that only the RT-50 and lower has a Yanmar in it.
I watched the video, looked up the company. Will not buy from this company because they are an ESG compliant company. Watched untill the end because of Stan.
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I laughed when Stan jumped up on the dump truck and the guy said "I don't think it's safe" It's the little thrills that spice up life.
Well said 😂😅
Stan, I have to say this. Buck knows everything about this machine. Without even looking, he knew what button you were questioning. This speaks volumes over other manufacturers/dealers.
You'll NEVER get Sam out of that machine! End of story! LOL
Haha I think you’re right about that
may good luck be ahead Alex and congrats when you can finally relax in your new place.
hey hey hey stan, I Hope you had a happy memorial day, it was one heck of a holiday for my family, we enjoyed all the festivities of the parade and then went to the VFW, we sat thru the ceremn0ny, had lunch, went to the movies and saw Fast X and then we had dinner at Longhorn. it was a productive day, this week will be one busy week for me too, I have so many lawns, im growing the customer base out, and picked up one more customer this week already. so things are growing well, anyways stan, i hope you have a fantastic week, god bless and go get em, your pal and friend Alexander Costa
Keep up the great work buddy 👍 & God bless!
Stan at this point you should grab a sponsorship from ASV cause this may as well be one of their Commercials and ads! You really turned me on to the Amazing Sexy Vehicles. I used to be a kitty cat fan but now ASV got my vote lol. Especially with how versatile it is, goes straight from dirt and demo, right into snow without even changing the tracks. Slap a pusher on and boom, winter mode! Love it!
Congratulations Stan. God bless!
Right back atcha
Hey Stan.
We have the first ASV vt70 max series that was delivered to Australia. Awsome, can't get enough time in it. We call her the Rolls Royce, so comfortable with that ride control. The ride control is a must!
Cheers Stephen
Great to see the asv guys got a new truck!
I use to build and welded up the cabs for ASV so much fun building the cabs. Also love the channel Stan.
That’s pretty sweet
Finally watched new video wow I mis those machines and being on them. Awesome thanks biggie fan of your channel 💯👍
The lower light toggle is for the side lighting package not a beacon. It is great additional kit available for the max cab. Everything is prewired and ready to go. They will really help with visability while plowing snow at night.
I have the rt65, its the same frame and i believe it the same motor as the vt70, but they boosted the power output on the 70.
I never heard of a asv before we got one on a job and the track performance is unbelievable compared to the other brands I’ve ran. Low pressure, great ride, and very little ground damage that saves massive man hours in the end when finishing up a job.
You said it 🙌
Absolutely true. So tidy.
Cat used to run the track set up under licence I suppose that was. Much better for owner operator not self drive hire as you have to have a brain because they aren't as tough as a ctl
Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴🏴
Great video buck is definitely the info man. Great salesman for sure
What a beautiful machine ❤
Biggest thing missed is the fixed lower idler wheels on the 70 vs the articulating idlers on the 75, makes a large different in the ride quality , the 75 being a lot smoother....I've owned both types on older asv machines
🙋🏼♂️ Great video Stan ,a lot of good information 🚧
Cool beans brother 👊
Stan you will be product research for the problems that may arise with new products may not push snow as well and those side panels covering all those major components would rather have steel enjoy your new loader sure will work out great for you if not trade in and buy something else
You do great interviews, as a user you ask all the right questions.....greta Vid Stan.....
Thanks! I try lol
@@Dirtmonkey Sorry my dyslexia kicked in, should be great, not greta.....lol...
Love the sounds effects Stan haha
😂👍
Great demo Stan. 👍
Thanks man glad to hear it
Thank Stan, I loved it and what an awesome machine!
You bet 👊
Trading my cat 289c in for a brand new vt100. Supposed to be off the production line in coupl weeks, and to me. Hope it doesn't disappoint. Thanks for showing this video of the 70!
Love the videos
Thanks man!
Great info.
Happy to help 👍
My bobcat 843 was a flat tire nightmare until I filled the tires with foam. Tracks guaranteed makes sense to me especially first time owners also no def. Stan runs the doors off his well maintained equipment. Time is money and access matters in pricing fairly.
I'd like to drive that to, very nice equipment.
Oh yeah 👌
Awesome video
What about lift capacity? Can both lift the same weight?
Man after 48 years I still never dump center of bowl. But I do put the seat down.
Great video
Thanks man
Asv rt 40 small and nimble , pound for pound best bang for the buck, I work in tight places solo , love this machine .
I love those to asv guys though.... They know their products..
Yeah I did, the conversation was informative, and the jabs were interesting.
If you look at a early 2000s asv compared to what they make today it's hard to believe it's the same company for the most part !!! We had one of the old ones on a job with a cat engine In it and all I could think of was that tracked robot from the movie " walley" man we had a lot of laughs just looking at it 😅😅
Nice ride
😎👍
Thanks for the goods.
Still no match for a JCB teleskid they out reach all there competition would love to see teleskid and asv go head to head that would be a fun video thieves bewear there's an Alex guarding These premises 😂😂😅
Agreed 👌
Curious how the shorter track VT70 will do for winter plowing compared to the longer tracked RT75
asv guys...... look up Mike and Sons here in northern Maine. they are a Yanmar dealer already. someday ill be able to get a big machine..... I think having them as at least a maintenance facility for asv would be a seller up here in northern Maine cause if it wasn't for stan I would never have heard of asv. I promise there are a lot of skid loaders around but the only nearby dealer is john deere and that's a ways away.
Ive had a little asv rt30 for 5 or 6 years and that thing is a work horse. Its moved mountains . Im a concrete guy and we do all our site work and grading with that machine. The only thing that sucks about it is its difficult to work on and you change more bogie wheels than a nascar pit crew
I've been wanting a vertical lift asv since 2014 when I was working for a guy with a pt100g forestry terex it was a good unit but ive been used a s185 with vertical lift since 08 and ill never go back to the radial lift ever again
I have been wondering about ASV. In the area I live in you see a lot of Cats and slightly less but still a lot of Bobcats. That's talking CTL & Mini Excavators. I am going to have to find a dealer and demo one. Thank you and be safe..
Stan, how do you think the VT70, or ASVs in general, compare to the Kubota SVLs? I've got a SVL75-3 on order, but its not too late to cancel!
I am surprised they havent gone to the more user /area friendly backup/warning sound. I see in machinery these days on job sites
Sure is pretty!! Send your old one down to NC buddy!
Nice yanmar ctl.
Nice loader
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Amazing!!! Those asv machines are beasts! So cool! Do they feel as cool to use as they look like they do?
Even better 🤤
“That’s the auto-leveling feature” Stan: “yup that’s for the noobs” loll
The only thing I would consider using a bigger framed machine for would be if I was doing a lot more heavy lifting for things like farm use with heavy wet round bales. Having that extra weight would help with balancing
It definitely would
Hey Stan, great video! I'm curious as to if you (or Buck) know anything about the RT-75 having engine bay fires due to the drain/weep hole in the muffler being to close in proximity to the plastic and wire loom? I've seen a few posts about it now and would love to hear from ASV themselves or find out if you had any indications on your machine when you had it. How many hours did you have on the RT-75?
I really like the looks of the RT-75 for my application but am unsure now due to these issues I've read about. Thanks!
Stan, did you setup on your RUclips to have subtitles come up because its seperate from RUclips? Just wondering.
What about a pallet of Pavers? 3500 Lbs typically. My tiny RT40 Won't Lift but can push it (Maybe).. have to unload about half.
Pulls up in a PJ. Show them a real trailer Stan. A Horizon Trailer.
if you're going to put closed captions in the edit, at least make sure they match the words actually being spoken
I asked before, but don't recall a reply - is there a service for re-tiring those road and idler wheels - especially if replacing worn tracks, as it seems stupid to put a new track on when the damaged wheels will just chew it up?
Hi Stan
Hello from Quebec City
What are the best all around skid did you have work whit it.
Am looking for a jcb 1cxt for landscaping and snow removal in winter.
And what do you think about snowblower on a skid steer.
And you make great video on all the stuff i love.
Keep going👍
ASV's are certainly quality machines. Curious though, do you have any intent on trying a deere skid steer in the future?
@V A could you explain what you're referring to by this?
We went with ASV many years ago and even thgh we trade them out every year for hour and warranty reasons we would never move to any other brand and yes…we’ve owned them all new and old. They are hands down the most power you can pack in the given size frame that allows you to work year round with the posi track undercarriage and build quality is above all others. The only downside I have ever seen or noted is the lift capacity per pound machine is lower than others but that is common in suspension machines. By no means is it a hydraulic issue either m, they will certainly out lift what they can ballast.
Stan dumping each load center of the bed means better tire ware on the dump trailers and dump truck cause the weight is properly distributed
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The pit gravel and rocks that I work in would worry me. Wonder what new tracks cost?
How’s the cab rattle on your used model? I have noticed that kubotas cab is noisy after a few hundred hours. Thanks
Hasn’t bothered me so far
Hey man are you going to do a video on your new fuel Trailer
I get jealous when I see these asv's as we can't get them in the uk
Stan, I have Asv, RT 75 can I go from high-speed travel to low speed travel while traveling?
here to help
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How does this compare to a Deere 325G. If money were no object, would you still purchase the ASV? Is it that good of a machine or just a good value buy?
Its more than 3's on ground preasure its the same track as the 65 and wieghs more
AC line replacement requires engine pull.
So interesting that they are a sister brand to Yanmar but are using other manf. for engines. Yanmar has models for every power range ASV needs. Why don't they just use Yanmar engines? I love Yanmar. Cummins and Deutz are great as well, just super interesting that only the RT-50 and lower has a Yanmar in it.
Can we get the text off the screen? If we want CC we can turn it on in RUclips. Very distracting.
It will be off after the next few videos. Sorry
@@Dirtmonkey No problem
What does something like that cost?
Stanley ! the captions/transcription is so distracting. I hate it that I cannot finish a video any more.
Asv have the costliest track system to repair. I'd never consider one.
After 1.5 years of waiting, I'm supposed to finally get my RT-75 Max. Order was placed in October 2021. Sure hope it was worth the wait.
Oh man I hope so too. Gunna be your very own christmas when ya finally get it 🙏
whats up with the closed caption? its off on my end .
Wonder how those would be for scrap cars
Was waiting on asv vt70 for over 2 years. Gave up
That’s nuts
2000 hour warranty is big I’ve seen machines
About ruined around that
I watched the video, looked up the company. Will not buy from this company because they are an ESG compliant company. Watched untill the end because of Stan.
Getting hard to avoid those kinda things...
Hate to burst your bubble scooter, my Cat has lugs on the sides
Ummm, how come I saw 8 pins in the connector?
Okay I just noticed this idk how I just now noticed it… why does a skid steer say posi-track
To bad my closest ASV dealer is 200 miles away.
I dont like the electric over hydraulic.. with they had pilot controls
John Deere 333G
Stop with the closed captions
Why not a yanmar engine?
Takes engineering time to integrate them. You’ll see them move away from Cummins on their units.
Get rid of the sub titles !!! If we need we can turn on the close caption
Working on it. Sorry
Track loader in no
That track loader had no d e f
Do not like the captioning. I thought it would grow on me but it hasn't.
Its getting removed in after the next few videos. sorry.
@@Dirtmonkey It's good. I wait for every video and every short. Always interesting.
All the electronics and you can't change the pilot control. Just dumb!
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