Wheeled Skid Steer Loaders: Pros and Cons

start with the wield loader the typical standard Bobcat case New Holland I don't care what brand you use it's not about that at all what I want you to focus on is the fact that that wheel loader has distinct advantages over a track time and every time you're working on a hard surface doing demolition doing anything along those lines working on a street bouncing over curbs you want a wheel loader you want those four basic points tires my friends are way cheaper to replace than tracks that's part of the the issue with these track loaders is yes you can use them for demolition yes you can use them on streets but they cost almost three four times as much as a set of decent tires you go through a much faster so if you're doing a demolition job this is a great example you're ripping up some concrete or something in a patio and getting it prepped so you'd put a paer base down or whatever the point is is as soon as you slice those tracks with a sharp piece of concrete That You Don't See you're now out $2,000 per side it's just ridiculous the cost of these tracks there is a