chinese dozer

[jpm]

i'm thinking of a dozer so the question is any experiance on this board with them
or the dealership bolton in mass

 

[Bob Rooks]

I have one with various attachments. I may be able to answer some of your questions. No experience with that dealer.

 

[bluechip]

to my thinking, Graham is a longtime and well respected dealer in Bolton Mass, he has been handling the dozers for a long time, at least 5 years and probably more.

 

[Harrygoodwrench]

to my thinking, Graham is a longtime and well respected dealer in Bolton Mass, he has been handling the dozers for a long time, at least 5 years and probably more.

I concur with Chip. Graham is very knowledgeable and a good dealer that backs his product.

 

[Bob Rooks]

Would that dealer in Boulton, MA stock dozer parts?

 

[jpm]

thanks guys,i figured it was nicer to ask here than just join CTOA and question his respectablity in my first post.not very nice but at times needed.now i guess
i should go see him.now on to the dozer any long time users?

 

[jpm]

bob his site says he stocks parts for all his stuff,what type of parts you need?

 

[Bob Rooks]

I don't need anything just yet, but it's always good to know who does stock things like idlers, sprockets, rollers & shafts, saddlebag doors, hoses & fittings, sheet metal parts, steering clutch packs & brake bands.

I'm not too sure about the technical savvy there because the website states the dozers are available with a hydrostatic transmission. So maybe it's a typo or just plain ignorance.

I'm pushing 200 hrs, and no major problems.

There are quite a few "catskinners" over on CTOA.

 

[jpm]

hi bob i'd hope to not need idlers,ect.for at least 1000 hrs just normal manitance stuff. btw i looked on ctoa an saw your pic ,i hope you were not referring to the wife as high maintance

 

[Bob Rooks]

Nope. I wouldn't be able to type this if I did.
But since I run a loader attachment also, I add to the punishment of the front end.