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Skid steer vs articulated thoughts please
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<blockquote data-quote="Nukemall" data-source="post: 8154742" data-attributes="member: 19878"><p>I use a massey 165, with a big heavy box scraper on. Water Ballasting the tyres does help, and with the box scraper you can run it so it is only just touching the ground, so most of the weight is still on the link arms.</p><p>Mine is used for sows only though, so they are tidier with the straw, so not so much bulk, and due to layout I pull, not push.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nukemall, post: 8154742, member: 19878"] I use a massey 165, with a big heavy box scraper on. Water Ballasting the tyres does help, and with the box scraper you can run it so it is only just touching the ground, so most of the weight is still on the link arms. Mine is used for sows only though, so they are tidier with the straw, so not so much bulk, and due to layout I pull, not push. [/QUOTE]
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