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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 494353" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>If you keep them straight, them little buggers can really move stuff. They pick up logs and brush like nobodies business. Our neighbor had the one I have experience with and he laid geo thermal heating systems with it. I like the idea of the wings on the blade. His would scrape an inch of dirt like crazy. He leveled the ground and then dug a water line for us in an afternoon. The only time he had trouble was when he had to drive over the lines of dirt. He would put the boom out onto the ground and kind of push himself over the dirt if he had to go at an angle to keep him from tipping. It was fun to watch. If you get one, ask what types of weights and how much weight you can put on the back of it to help keep the back end from coming up. The one my neighbor had didn't have anywhere to put weights. It was an older one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KDM, post: 494353, member: 314"] If you keep them straight, them little buggers can really move stuff. They pick up logs and brush like nobodies business. Our neighbor had the one I have experience with and he laid geo thermal heating systems with it. I like the idea of the wings on the blade. His would scrape an inch of dirt like crazy. He leveled the ground and then dug a water line for us in an afternoon. The only time he had trouble was when he had to drive over the lines of dirt. He would put the boom out onto the ground and kind of push himself over the dirt if he had to go at an angle to keep him from tipping. It was fun to watch. If you get one, ask what types of weights and how much weight you can put on the back of it to help keep the back end from coming up. The one my neighbor had didn't have anywhere to put weights. It was an older one. [/QUOTE]
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