Comments on: The Best Backhoe Loaders At Our Best Prices http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/the-best-backhoe-loaders-at-best-prices Quality Machines - Low Prices - Big Selection Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:29:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Gizzard Man http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/the-best-backhoe-loaders-at-best-prices#comment-19 Gizzard Man Sun, 07 Sep 2008 21:01:17 +0000 http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/?p=76#comment-19 From your question, I assume you’re looking for a small unit, so you might want to look into a bobcat trackhoe or even a skid-steer loader. Based on my experience though, no matter what kind you buy, unless you use it every single day of the year, it's usually better to rent than to buy. If you still plan to buy, you can generally get a good deal at an eBay auction. This site here will take you there, and you can look around and see what they have to offer. I bought one this way and was very satisfied. From your question, I assume you’re looking for a small unit, so you might want to look into a bobcat trackhoe or even a skid-steer loader. Based on my experience though, no matter what kind you buy, unless you use it every single day of the year, it’s usually better to rent than to buy. If you still plan to buy, you can generally get a good deal at an eBay auction. This site here will take you there, and you can look around and see what they have to offer. I bought one this way and was very satisfied.

]]> By: Mike http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/the-best-backhoe-loaders-at-best-prices#comment-18 Mike Sun, 07 Sep 2008 20:50:17 +0000 http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/?p=76#comment-18 I'm looking for a used backhoe/loader some where around 10 years old that's not too expensive. I owned Kubota before and they were a piece of junk. I guess I should stick to the good names like John Deere, Case & Catepillar. Are there any good places to look on the internet? I need at least 65hp and use a backhoe everyday. I run fence posts, dig drainage tiles, move grain and such, so a compact just won't do the job. Any ideas? I’m looking for a used backhoe/loader some where around 10 years old that’s not too expensive. I owned Kubota before and they were a piece of junk. I guess I should stick to the good names like John Deere, Case & Catepillar. Are there any good places to look on the internet?

I need at least 65hp and use a backhoe everyday. I run fence posts, dig drainage tiles, move grain and such, so a compact just won’t do the job. Any ideas?

]]> By: admin http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/the-best-backhoe-loaders-at-best-prices#comment-17 admin Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:41:30 +0000 http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/?p=76#comment-17 I haven't driven one personally, but have read that it is between 22-25 mph. There are some later models available with the ’smoothride’ system which eliminates bounce, and works very well. Also in the last couple of years, J.C.B introduced an option of ‘torque lock’ which locks the torque converter and increases speed for road use to somewhere near 35 mph I believe. Thanks for your comment. I haven’t driven one personally, but have read that it is between 22-25 mph. There are some later models available with the ’smoothride’ system which eliminates bounce, and works very well. Also in the last couple of years, J.C.B introduced an option of ‘torque lock’ which locks the torque converter and increases speed for road use to somewhere near 35 mph I believe.
Thanks for your comment.

]]> By: Marcus http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/the-best-backhoe-loaders-at-best-prices#comment-16 Marcus Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:33:39 +0000 http://www.backhoe-loader-for-sale.com/?p=76#comment-16 Can you or any of your readers tell me what the top road speed is on a JCB 3cx Rigid backhoe loader? Thanks. BTW, a great looking site. Can you or any of your readers tell me what the top road speed is on a JCB 3cx Rigid backhoe loader?
Thanks. BTW, a great looking site.

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