Posted by showcrop on December 10, 2016 at 05:00:07 from (73.238.20.26):
Well not mine, but the guys who I drive truck for occasionally.
They have to buy something expensive every year or they pay huge taxes on profits. This should give them about a $30K deduction. It is pretty easy to drive, but like with anything there is a learning curve. I had some problems at first and one of the brothers said that he had to reprogram some things. As usual that didn't happen, so I called the salesman, and he explained about the bank of rocker switches next to the loader control sticks. Sure enough I was able to reset functions to what is to me how a loader should work. It is hard to get used to not having an engine roaring away behind me. It is as quiet as a Mercedes inside.
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