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CAT just came out with their largest CTL ever.
I got a chance to run this all-new 285 and it’s massive.
It weighs in at over 13,000 pounds and has a lift height of 146 inches- that’s over 12 feet.
The 285 has 111 horsepower and the XE version has 134 horsepower.
On the undercarriage- the drive motors are mounted on directly to the frame so there are no exposed hoses.
And similar to a dozer, it has an equalizer bar.
You can see here how it allows the right track to pivot down lower than the left track.
Next, I tried loading a truck with it. Even the bucket on this thing is massive.
Check out just how much clearance I had above the side of this 735 haul truck.
There’s some cool new accessories available as well- to start with you can get auxiliary fuel tanks for an additional 22 gallons of fuel, there’s rear hydraulics for an optional 18,000 pound winch, or my favorite this scarifier.
I could’ve totally used this on my last project cutting in a pad on compacted ground.
Let me know in the comments, is the 285 too big or not big enough? @hausplans
#build #howto #heavyequipment #compacttrackloader #construction #diy #contractor #excavation #CAT285
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No exposed hoses. As a mechanic those words strike fear into my heart
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You're going to need two. One for you, and one for the New Guy.
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That’s a fine looking piece of machinery. 😊
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Put it next to a standard skid steer so we can see the size relative to more common skids.
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Everyone will love it, right up to the time you see the price tag
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Looks like a beast !!
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Trying to compete with Case. I am a fan of Cat skidsteers. Wished it was cheeper. I would have one.
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I don't need it but still want one...
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Sitting here in my CAT D11 st work watching this short video .... pretty awesome and I want one just for fun!
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I have operated many skid-steer’s. I also built Bobcats. This is genius! 👍
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I remember when we built the 446 backhoe loader in the mid 1980s. It too was big. This one though makes sense. It has dozer features. Love it
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I work at Cat and showed your videos to my guys and they all love them. glad you're showing off our stuff
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That’s freakin DOPE. Good improvements and seeing those giant saddleback tanks is nuts. Basically can fill it Monday, be good till Wednesday/Thursday depending on how much you use it
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Perfect! Definitely not too big!!👏👏👏
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I bet the price is real BIG
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Honestly I think you should get one. ❤👍
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The original Bobcat design was built to muck-out chicken coups. How far they've taken the design today is amazing. A unit that size would be out of place on a farm where petite and nimble, low height and still tall reach are the best performers. Working inside the barn without knocking the beam and gates down scooping poop.
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I think it's the perfect size and has lots of Muscle. I can see the New Guy running it. I Love the tracks can run at different levels.
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Awesome Sauce!!! Perfect size for almost all your applications
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@eddyflo2978
2 months ago
I would buy two, one to work the other to ride to get groceries
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