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Be safe Squisher. Don't need you getting hurt or breaking equipment. Thats what I usually do when sleep deprived, break some thing.

Nobivy Go and try as many different pieces of equipment as you can find. 1. It is always fun to do. 2. It gives you a good idea of the feel of the different configurations. Squisher I think you have read to much into my posts. I was trying to show a comparison to other articulated pieces of...

As long as the tires are aggressive they will go about as good as a skidder. I would not want to skid with a loader. But they seem to get good traction for going up and down hills. On the smaller ones I am sure the smaller tires will have an effect on the flotation in soft stuff. That might...

Another one to look at is the Willmar Wrangler. Find a AGCO dealer and they will handle them. It is 4wheel hyd drive. A lot of farmers use them on feed lots and fertilizer operations. Seem to get a lot of hours out of them. AGCO's web site sucks. So it is easiest to just find a dealer on it...

On the Kubota, same as skid steer tires from what I have seen. Could always slime them if you are in a lot of thorns. http://www.kubota.com/f/products/r420s.cfm

Think of a Skidder, they are articulated. And look at the places we take those. As long as you don't go for the narrowest wheel width setting should be pretty good. The problem with any loader on rough ground is if you are trying to lift on a side hill, most get tippy real quick. You might be...

I like working with an articulating loader. Much quicker for loading a truck from the side. Also less tearing up ground, your not skidding to steer. But if you need the tracks for the low ground pressure, not much else you can use.