Recent content by microDig

Hi, No, I didn't, unfortunately. The feedback I received was generally not enthusiastic, mostly on the basis there are similar loaders already on the market that are "adequate" for small jobs. And I became really busy on other projects, so my time for this idea kinda evaporated. Buts thanks for...

Do you have a link or other info? I looked at Avant, and my machine is way smaller than anything I could find on their site.

The A300 with the all steer is pretty interesting, for sure. I didn't realize Bobcat even made those, and they must not be very common. Thanks for the info.

By all wheel steer do you mean the front and rear wheels actually turn? Or have the entire machine articulated? There are a couple small loader machines on the market that are articulated, but they have to be longer than what I'm going for, plus you lose the tight turning circle. And I just...

The main reason for using radial piston motors is their much smaller length/ size compared to a geroler type, and the high torque for their size. I really don't have much room to work with, as you might guess. That, and with piston motors I can get them with built-on wheel drive flanges that can...

Thank you for your feedback. Yup, I'm "familiar" with the dingo line-up--in North America they are called Toro. And yes, there are a lot similar on the market (about 10 brands I've found), but I've never been able to find anything as small as what I am proposing, so it'll truly be a motorized...

Hi everyone, I'm an inventor/ engineer new to this forum and I'm looking for some feedback on a new product I'm designing as a startup venture. It's got some very unique features, and it's very small for really tight spaces, like residential yards. I will be very thankful for 2 minutes of time...

Hi everyone, I'm an inventor/ engineer and I'm looking for some feedback on a new product I'm designing as a startup venture. It's got some very unique features, and it's very small for really tight spaces, like residential yards. I will be very thankful for 2 minutes of time from anyone...

Hi everyone, I'm an inventor/ engineer new to this awesome forum and I'm looking for some feedback on a new product I'm designing as a startup venture. It's got some very unique features, and it's very small for really tight spaces, like residential yards. I will be very thankful for 2 minutes...