Hi everyone! I am a designer looking for insight into how to improve current compact track loaders. What I am looking for it people's opinions on what they look for in CTL's, what problems they have had in the past, and what have been their favorite features of either the current model they own/use or a previous one. I have done quite a bit of research but nothing is better than hearing from the users. I have 9 questions that can be answered very quickly, I was told the land clearing forum was the place to ask. Thank you in advance for your help!! 1)What brand/ model do you use? 2) What are you primarily using your CTL for? 3)What is the biggest problem you have with the model of CTL that you are using? 4)Is there anything that you would like to change about your CTL that would improve usability and increase productivity? 5)What is your and your co-workers favorite feature(s) of the compact track loader you use? 6)If you could change anything about the interior and controls what would it be? 7)What other brands/ models have you used? 87)What is biggest problem that you have with the previous CTLs 9)If money weren't a factor, and you could make any changes you can think of,what would you like to improve/change about your CTL? ***Also if you have pictures you can post to me as well, of anything having to do with your CTL I would appreciate that as well!
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Robbie Hegwood
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Call me, I'll give you plenty of information. Shouldn't cost you too much!!
ralanb
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You know guys, this could be the last time this guy tries to do a post on here. LMAO. This could be a sore subject as well as a good one. There might be a reason he hasnt posted since 10-31.
4Papa
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Seems like a great subject and one that this forum is for. Curious as to why no responses or why they'd have to be PMs. There's a lot we can learn about CTLs, and, no doubt, about the posters.
