Bobcat MT-50

[68_Mag 0]

...Or buying another garden tractor to put a loader on...

[JohnnyRotten 0]

And if Dutches wife isn't around, he'd get my wife to move it. She actually thinks he's a nice guy. I never did like him. hmmm.... what hobby can I get him hooked on next?

[powermax_paul 1]

Saw one of those at The Garden Show in Madison. It's pretty small. More suited to a guy with a lot of money who wants to play in the back yard. Kind like us but with a bigger bank account. Be better off getting a powermax with a loader and buying a set of backhoe plans. Paul

[BradW 0]

Really, it doesn't look that comfortable to use....I would rather rent a "full-size" bob cat/skid steer as they seem to lift just as much, around here used ones go cheap, I reall have considered buying one,-BradW

[Dutch 1]

Hey guys, I was only trying to give you all a "heads up" for that material moving that has to be done in a backyard while you "consider" buying something of your own. That cute little MT-50 will fit through a fence gate, and it sure looks more "comfortable" to use than a wheelbarrow. I don't have any problem moving material at my place, not when neighbors' young wives know I'm a nice guy.

[Terry9 0]

Herb, do you live in Stepford??

[Dutch 1]

Local rental company has a Bobcat MT-50. Seems like just the thing for working in a backyard. But, at $130 for 4hrs, $170 for 24hrs. I'd rather put the $$$ towards a Johnny Bucket. [A href='http://www.bobcat.com/worksaver/02bc/mt50.html'][img src='http://www.bobcat.com/news/imglib/stockphotos/photos/mtl_mt50_03.jpg'][/a]

[Guest]

Herb, Are you going to be doing the same kind of work as shown above with Johnny Bucket? Thats a pretty big rock! will you have enough horsepower? Doug

[Dutch 1]

You can move rocks with a Johnny Bucket. It depends how strong your arm, or the tractor lift is. For the really big rocks, let the wife move them.

[Terry9 0]

I seem to recall a pic of Herb's tractor.........and it had big teeth as well!! was it the Fifi thread?

[Guest]

Being married to Herb, im guessing shes very strong willed. she has to be. I bet shes a good cook Herb, oops i crossed the line, wrong thread. doug

[lboy1971 0]

maybe even putting a loader on one of your garden tractors would be a suitable alternative too :)

[powermax_paul 1]

Hey BradW, I've never seen a Bobcat (new or used) that was cheap! They go at a high price (a little less than their weight in gold) around here regardless of condition. Bobcat definitely has a name! Where do you live, Brad? Paul