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Compact Track loader with no computer - any made like this, new or old

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parttimefarmer

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minnesota
I want to stay away from computers on a compact track loader I would like to add to the machines in my pole barn.
Does any one know of a make or model of a tracked skid steer that does not have a computer running it?
Old models information OK, I realize most today, the new ones, have computers in them.
Looking for one that is simple to repair if it's needed.
 
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Ct Farmer

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Dec 8, 2016
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Location
Connecticut
Our old ASV md70 has no computer. Simple wiring. Very good 360 degree visibility. Been a good machine but some things seem a little DIY.

Servicing certain things is a lot harder than it should be. Clearly not designed by a mechanic.

Strong solid machine though still does a lot of work for us and getting new tracks and finals rebuilt this winter.
 
rmllarue91

rmllarue91

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Apr 16, 2014
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Location
northeast pa
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field technician
Have you thought of over the tire tracks there's lots of options for them anymore. I have experience with the original all steel over tire tracks they work good but don't drive it across your neighbors yard lol. McLaren_Magnum_OTT_02.jpg
 
Mark13

Mark13

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The older Takeuchi TL100/200 series machines are pretty simple and plain by most standards.
 
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