Cael tractors

[tacticalturnip]

Where did you see testimonials?

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www.caelequipment.com

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[paulsharvey]

I didn't click on Every item, but I did scan through the concrete, asphalt, tractors, mini hoes, and compaction equipment, as well as tractor and skid steer attachments. Everything seems too expensive For what it is. SSQA Forks, 54" bushhog, expensive. Power broom, skid steer hydralic tiller; not too bad, but not smoking deals. Carports and metal buildings, about market rate; gas welder-generator, expensive. Even the golf carts seem high.

If im dealing with a sketchy non-name importer; I need a real attractive price.

 

[paulsharvey]

Anyone else feel the Cael name text, on the equipment maybe mimics Ghel just a bit?

 

[tacticalturnip]

The specs says hydrostatic transmission, that would be new on a Chinese machine.

 

[paulsharvey]

The specs says hydrostatic transmission, that would be new on a Chinese machine.

Ive actually been expecting a large SCUT/small CUT; in the MF 1526/RK25/CK2510 size; given the mini hoe treatment, to hit markets in US. 24hp Vanguard clone gas engine; off the self hydralic pumps; ect; and a price in the $8-12k for a while. Basically, a bare bones, stripped, minimalist tractor, to come out of China, to hit the US market. Basically, if they got the price point down to competitive with Zero Turns; I could easily see them flooding the market.

Ive seen some based on the two wheel tractors, used over seas; and although limited, they are far from "toys".

But these, on the website, $18k is too much for what it is

 

[paulsharvey]

In this day, is a gear transmission really cheaper to produce than a 2 speed HST? I dont mean HST+, or one with electronic cruise control and auto-throttle. Just a plain 2 speed? In my mind, maybe wrongly, im thinking hydralic drives are way more common, and off the self available, than a gear transmission