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<blockquote data-quote="tech.35058" data-source="post: 141774" data-attributes="member: 14347"><p>Greetings Lattonier.</p><p> I personally own a rather old version of "mini track loader" (Boxer TL224), which gets used a lot. I have a genersl purpose bucket, trencher, & tiller. I have adapted the pallet forks from my "bigger" skidsteer to work on either machine.</p><p>Pro ... i can see what i am doing, all around. I can get into really tight places. -many- attachments are available for these machines.</p><p>Con ... compared to the larger machine, lift & carrying capacity is much less. Tracks on either machine introduced vibration, so if you are carrying something on a pallet, tie it on.</p><p> Using the smaller machine, i can loosen the dirt with trencher or tiller, then scoop it up with the bucket.</p><p> Hoe attachments for the skidsteers are reported to be very frustrating, i have not tried one (i now have a 7000 lb excavator, so that is capability is covered, for me.)</p><p> A (back) hoe comes with a hoe on the back & a scoop on the front, other attachments are also available. I do not own, nor have i rented, so i cannot really compare.</p><p>I would suggest renting both machines before deciding.</p><p>Rent vs purchase ... trying to schedule rental "between raindrops" was do frustrating that eventually, i "temporarily" purchased the equipment that i needed. I doubt that i will ever be finished with any of it, probably never sell. Good luck, ce</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tech.35058, post: 141774, member: 14347"] Greetings Lattonier. I personally own a rather old version of "mini track loader" (Boxer TL224), which gets used a lot. I have a genersl purpose bucket, trencher, & tiller. I have adapted the pallet forks from my "bigger" skidsteer to work on either machine. Pro ... i can see what i am doing, all around. I can get into really tight places. -many- attachments are available for these machines. Con ... compared to the larger machine, lift & carrying capacity is much less. Tracks on either machine introduced vibration, so if you are carrying something on a pallet, tie it on. Using the smaller machine, i can loosen the dirt with trencher or tiller, then scoop it up with the bucket. Hoe attachments for the skidsteers are reported to be very frustrating, i have not tried one (i now have a 7000 lb excavator, so that is capability is covered, for me.) A (back) hoe comes with a hoe on the back & a scoop on the front, other attachments are also available. I do not own, nor have i rented, so i cannot really compare. I would suggest renting both machines before deciding. Rent vs purchase ... trying to schedule rental "between raindrops" was do frustrating that eventually, i "temporarily" purchased the equipment that i needed. I doubt that i will ever be finished with any of it, probably never sell. Good luck, ce [/QUOTE]
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