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North Central OH | Tracks are helpful in soft conditions and depending on surface can ride better, but wheel machines are significantly cheaper. Have one of each here and an older wheel we haven't tried to get ride of. As far as brand largly personal preference, we are partial to the new hollands but either way in current machines case, new holland, and bobcat don't have def or dpf under 75hp. But tracks eat hp so you will have to weight that trade off. Kubota more of less copied bobcat but have some of the lowest lift force vs. machine weight/hp in the industry. I'm partial to the new holland, case, deere vertical life designs, but I'll admit I've not spent much time in a bobcat.
Edited by Trint 3/12/2026 13:13
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Skid Steers
