Terex PT100G Forestry and Kubota SVL90

[Jelinek61]

I went to the GLTE trade show today in Grand Rapids, Michigan and they had a brand new PT100G on the floor. This thing is a beast in person. They also had a new Kubota tracked skid steer. Its nice but I never thought i would say this but the cab is way to wide. Its like sitting in the middle seat of a car and trying to see whats along side of you.

[Digdeep]

That's their forestry version. 45gpm @ 3800psi out of a variable displacement load sensing piston pump is pretty impressive.
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[talus]

Originally Posted by Digdeep

That's their forestry version. 45gpm @ 3800psi out of a variable displacement load sensing piston pump is pretty impressive.
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Sure looks purdy to. Damn purdy.

[bobcat_ron]

Look at how open that undercarriage is on the Kubota, you can really get a shovel in there to clean out.

[SellingIron]

The kubota undercarriage will hold so much dirt, it will act like a counter weight. I like that saving the customer money...Smart..

[dozerman21]

Originally Posted by SellingIron

The kubota undercarriage will hold so much dirt, it will act like a counter weight. I like that saving the customer money...Smart..

I prefer an open U/C like that Kubota anyday over a more enclosed one like Bobcat. The U/C on my old T300 would just jam up and collect mud, and you can only get so much with a spade. The open style like that and what Deere and TK use takes a lot longer to fill up, and when it does you can shovel it out. Access to cleaning it out also helps to prevent it from freezing overnight in the winter.

[ProTouch Groundscapes]

are the aux hydros routed to the inside of the arms on the p100g? wonder how much theyll give me on a trade for my rc100...

[Jelinek61]

Originally Posted by ProTouch Groundscapes

are the aux hydros routed to the inside of the arms on the p100g? wonder how much theyll give me on a trade for my rc100...

If you look at the first picture you can just see a black plate that extends past the loader arm where the connections would normally be. Their in the same spot just "armored" to keep them from getting broke.

[Gravel Rat]

Originally Posted by bobcat_ron

Look at how open that undercarriage is on the Kubota, you can really get a shovel in there to clean out.

Is this the first time you actually like about Kubota equipment

It looks like the radiators tilt backwards, really interesting have to see if Kubota CTLs take off. Have you seen any at Avenue screw ?

[ProTouch Groundscapes]

i see now, that black thing just to the left of the 8pin hookup. i knew there would be guarding around it somehow being a forestry unit, just that 2 low flows, 2 hi flows and return arent that easy to hide