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ASV PT100 compact track loader with snow bucket
This is a PT100 ASV compact track loader manufactured in MN by ASV/Terex. This unit is equipped with a 101″ heavy duty snow bucket, heaped capacity approx. 2.7 CY. In SW Michigan we are on track for a record snowfall this year and are utilizing all our fleet for snow removal. Lets see your Bobcat or John Deere track loader do this! Better than 12 mph with almost 3 CY of snow, and a smooth ride!
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where can you get that snow bucket????
there is better
what
Now thats the perfect snow removal machine!
That thing is awesome! I wish I would have seen this before I bought my T300 Bobcat. I can’t even use it with standard bucket in the winter.
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