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<blockquote data-quote="lostinnd" data-source="post: 294101" data-attributes="member: 1428"><p>Thanks for all of the comments guys. Some really good points being made. Especially regarding finding a clean used tracked machine. Seems like all of them were worked hard whereas there seems to be a number of decent wheeled machines that weren't used very rough. As much as I would like a tracked loader it is hard to justify at this time since decent used units are in the 30k range. The amount of maintenance for the tracks looks to be a pain. I wouldn't put many hours on but I am sure that would catch up with a guy.</p><p></p><p>Once thing I have noticed is that running a wheeled loader on grass always tears it up, at least on that old Case I have used. Is there a trick or any way to cross grass with a wheeled loader and not tear it all to hell? </p><p></p><p>Looks like I have to decide which is more important to me at this time...tracks or a nice cab with heat/ac. Might have to swing up to western ND and pick one up if things continue going south.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lostinnd, post: 294101, member: 1428"] Thanks for all of the comments guys. Some really good points being made. Especially regarding finding a clean used tracked machine. Seems like all of them were worked hard whereas there seems to be a number of decent wheeled machines that weren't used very rough. As much as I would like a tracked loader it is hard to justify at this time since decent used units are in the 30k range. The amount of maintenance for the tracks looks to be a pain. I wouldn't put many hours on but I am sure that would catch up with a guy. Once thing I have noticed is that running a wheeled loader on grass always tears it up, at least on that old Case I have used. Is there a trick or any way to cross grass with a wheeled loader and not tear it all to hell? Looks like I have to decide which is more important to me at this time...tracks or a nice cab with heat/ac. Might have to swing up to western ND and pick one up if things continue going south. [/QUOTE]
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