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easyrider
Posted 11/16/2014 20:04 (#4182150)
Subject: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


Central Ne.		I just upgraded from a s250 Bobcat skidsteer with the old hand and feet controls to a T870 Bobcat with selectable joy stick. So now I have to reprogram my mind. I am thinking of learning the ISO pattern and staying away from the H pattern. I was wondering if anyone had any advice as to which pattern I should learn and stick with? The dealer says people go both ways, but isn't the ISO more common among different loaders? Thanks
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rupert
Posted 11/16/2014 20:07 (#4182160 - in reply to #4182150)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


IA		I used to use H all the time but have switched to ISO in last year. Like the ISO better but its purely personal preference
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Lone Wolf Picker
Posted 11/16/2014 20:11 (#4182173 - in reply to #4182150)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


Black Hawk County, IA		With ISO you can drive with one hand. J

Edited by Lone Wolf Picker 11/16/2014 20:11
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casemagnum
Posted 11/16/2014 20:22 (#4182214 - in reply to #4182173)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


NW Iowa		ISO.
Wish I had it. I'm jealous
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Buster 50
Posted 11/16/2014 20:51 (#4182294 - in reply to #4182150)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer



North West IA/western AZ		I use the one with right hand controls boom and bucket and left controls forward/back and right left. Is that ISO? Anyway 20 to 30 hours and you'll be great.
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easyrider
Posted 11/16/2014 21:08 (#4182351 - in reply to #4182294)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


Central Ne.
Buster 50 - 11/16/2014 19:51

I use the one with right hand controls boom and bucket and left controls forward/back and right left. Is that ISO? Anyway 20 to 30 hours and you'll be great.
20 to 30 hours ? Holy Cow!! I was hoping for 2 or 3 hours LOL
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CaseIH2388
Posted 11/16/2014 21:40 (#4182434 - in reply to #4182351)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


Strasburg North Dakota		ISO for 2 of us and H for the oldest son. Easy to change just flip a switch. This is on a Case SV250. Can be a problem if it is left on H and an ISO guy gets in and starts using it.
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granto
Posted 11/16/2014 22:34 (#4182526 - in reply to #4182150)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


18c ditch system		ISO or go home.
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Boone & Crockett
Posted 11/17/2014 04:02 (#4182651 - in reply to #4182526)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


If you have run non ISO skid loaders all your life like me, it took more than 2-3 hours to get proficient with it. It's the way to go. Take the time to retrain yourself. Now when I jump in and somebody else had switched to H, that seems clumsy until I switch it back to ISO.
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RodInNS
Posted 11/17/2014 18:52 (#4184057 - in reply to #4182150)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


I still prefer foot controls for a skid... but ISO controls are generally pretty easy to get onto. I just find that control is not quite as precise with ISO vs foot controls... but anyone can use ISO. Not so much with foot controls.

Rod
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JonnyPop
Posted 11/17/2014 21:32 (#4184612 - in reply to #4182150)
Subject: RE: ISO or H Pattern on skidsteer


NW Iowa		ISO. Will take less than a day. They rock.
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