Value on this T300?

[KrayzKajun]

He gave me a price of $30k for the T300 and $32k for a 07' T190 loaded w/ 700 hrs. But they both have hand/foot controls. The kubota svl75 for $32k w/ cab, pilot controls is really looking nice.
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[alldayrj]

the t190 is definitely too small for you. I ran a rental the other day and it worked great, but it felt much smaller than my gehl 5640 power wise. i kept stalling it when i thought i wasnt even pushing it that hard

[tnmtn]

do the sandbags hang on the attachment after being filled and what would the weight be at that point? Have you considered a wheel loader?

[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by tnmtn

do the sandbags hang on the attachment after being filled and what would the weight be at that point? Have you considered a wheel loader?

The attachemt with 20 filled bags weighs 1850#s.
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[tnmtn]

the sandbagging attachment weighs in at approx 2800#s loaded, so im want something that can lift and move this around pretty quick and load dump trucks etc...
are you expecting to be sandbagging on dirt or pavement?

[AWJ Services]

Here is a Highflow TL240 with cab and low hours for 40k.

http://www.machinerytrader.com/listi...x?OHID=7841731

Well worth the extra 10k.

[KrayzKajun]

Originally Posted by tnmtn

the sandbagging attachment weighs in at approx 2800#s loaded, so im want something that can lift and move this around pretty quick and load dump trucks etc...
are you expecting to be sandbagging on dirt or pavement?

I was wrong on the weight of the attachment loaded. Its 1850#s not 2800. Will be sandbagging on both. Depends where they are needed or if we are at my shop stockpiling on pallets.
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[Skidsteerman]

Originally Posted by KrayzKajun

He gave me a price of $30k for the T300 and $32k for a 07' T190 loaded w/ 700 hrs. But they both have hand/foot controls. The kubota svl75 for $32k w/ cab, pilot controls is really looking nice.
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Waaay too much on the T300, get it down to the mid to low $20K range.

http://www.machinerytrader.com/list/...nSearch=Search

Also, doing what you say your doing, I'd lean towards a small wheel loader to load sand.

[Skidsteerman]

Originally Posted by KrayzKajun

I was wrong on the weight of the attachment loaded. Its 1850#s not 2800. Will be sandbagging on both. Depends where they are needed or if we are at my shop stockpiling on pallets.
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It's the weight of the sand that'll get you on top of that. Especially if it's wet.

[tnmtn]

a wheel loader would have your seat a little higher also if having to work in flood conditions