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The presenter begins by explaining his early morning journey to McFarland's, a Kubota rental dealer in Sauk City, Wisconsin, to pick up a new loader. He discusses the decision to rent a Kubota SVL 65-2, a continuous track loader, over his usual SVL 75-2, hinting at the smaller machine's advantages for certain jobs. This initial segment sets the stage for the practical demonstration and discussion of the equipment's features and pre-operational considerations, implicitly referencing manufacturer specifications through the rental expert's upcoming explanation.

Tools and materials

  • Dodge Ram pickup truck
  • Kubota SVL 65-2
  • Kubota SVL 75-2

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morning you guys it's 4 30 and we got a long trip ahead of us hey siri how far away is sioux city wisconsin it looks like sioux city is about 274 miles away by car we got a new loader to go pick up all right guys excuse me i've got a mouthful all right guys we're off to a place called mcfarland's and saw sock city i can never pronounce that sock city wisconsin and today we've got call the crippled crow who just gave himself a bath and captain fuzzy balls down in the chair going along for the ride now i'm going with an spl 65 and i typically would go with a 75 but i'm gonna let corey rothman the rental manager that i'm renting this from explain the difference he does it a lot better than i do all right guys we made it i'm gonna do something actually a lot different than what i normally do i'm gonna rent a skid loader but i'm gonna rent it for six months or 200 hours that's what i was told i can do so i came to mcfarland's which is one of the biggest kubota i put my mask on rental places around because when i'm done renting it i can have the option of purchasing these guys i have some well you know i'll let him tell you more about what he does we're gonna go meet corey he talked me into trying a 65 today normally i'll go with a 75 and a 75 is basically a 75 horsepower so it doesn't have the def in it mid-size machine and what i find is that the 75s are usually kind of like that perfect in between machine and then you optimize your horsepower but this guy suggested i tried a 65 which is kind of like the next step down well hey corey how you doing man um i was just telling these guys you talked me into a 65 over 75 yep absolutely one of the things that we've been running into on job sites is we always like to get the most power but then we get into these mid-sized machines and it's been more than once where

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