Howdy,
I am going to rent a skid steer to remove some brush, mesquite and some cedar trees. I also need to knock down three old sheds and put them in a dumpster.
I wanted to rent a bobcat T250 but was told by the local rental place that they don't rent out tracked machines if it's going to be used for demo work because the rubber track are so fragile that a stone or small rock can tear the tracks in to.
So, now to my question, is it true that the rubber tracks are that fragile?
Will an S250 push cedar trees over? or do I really need the T250?
The cedar trees aren't that big, I think the biggest one is 5-6'' in diameter. I realize that on the bigger ones it probably wont be able to push them over and I will have to do some digging to get them out.
Looking for advice, I am 3 weeks away from starting the job.
Thanks in advance
Richard:usa
I am going to rent a skid steer to remove some brush, mesquite and some cedar trees. I also need to knock down three old sheds and put them in a dumpster.
I wanted to rent a bobcat T250 but was told by the local rental place that they don't rent out tracked machines if it's going to be used for demo work because the rubber track are so fragile that a stone or small rock can tear the tracks in to.
So, now to my question, is it true that the rubber tracks are that fragile?
Will an S250 push cedar trees over? or do I really need the T250?
The cedar trees aren't that big, I think the biggest one is 5-6'' in diameter. I realize that on the bigger ones it probably wont be able to push them over and I will have to do some digging to get them out.
Looking for advice, I am 3 weeks away from starting the job.
Thanks in advance
Richard:usa