Good morning Brock. When I was in High School back in the 60's I worked for a guy who also became like a brother to me over the years and he owned heavy equipment. One day we were working on a project and was running a backhoe. Anyway, I asked him how difficult it was to drive it and he stopped the machine, shut it off and looked me dead in the eye like I had insulted him. He told me: John, you can drive a car, you can drive a truck, you can even drive a bus, but you can only OPERATE a piece of equipment. Fast forward 58 years later and I still only use the term operate when speaking about equipment. It just brought a smile and memory to my face so I thought that I would share it with you. He and I were the best of friends until the day that he passed. God bless and have a wonderful day. 👍👍🙂
Good review! Welcome to the wonderful world of New Holland skid loaders. I went to work for a New Holland dealer in 1978 just as their 2nd generation, the L7xx series was coming out. Only tires at that time but already had many of the same features you were talking about here. On many brands, you sat on top of the machine; New Holland was designed to sit down into it. The SuperBoom is their trademark name for their boom lift geometry. At that time, everyone else’s machine raised the bucket up and back over the cab. Made it hard to dump over the side boards of a dump truck. I’ve been involved with New Holland skid loaders until about 2019 when we lost the New Holland dealership in Farmington MO. Good machines; nice to see your perspective.
Brock, I bought a new C332 and it was plagued with poblems. Camera going out. Busting high pressure lines. Blowing fuses. Not wanting to start.Throwing oil (35 gallons) around my property. Other problems! KanEquip Herington (KS) worked and worked on it. Their maintenance department is fantastic! After about 4-5 months ownership I traded it back in to KanEquip for another C-skid, two model units up from the C332, to the C345). It’s DEF, but it is clearly more suited for heavier work than the C332. So far they’ve replaced the rear camera twice and it’s working 100% now. N.H. Needs to get their quality control together. But as of now, my new one is a winner. N.H. found out there was a recall on the steel high pressure lines that were just busting.
Howdy Brock! When my big PowerBall investment comes through I will definitely be buying myself a track steer... and the smaller the better. My use would be for a hobby farm, and maneuverability in the barn and around the horse stalls will be paramount. This looks like a pretty nice unit! I'm an analog guy in a digital world... so figuring out all those buttons when operating should be fun... lol! I have only operated a skid steer a handful of times, but those few times I had a blast! Well done and thanks for sharing 🤠
Good evening, I'm from North Central Kansas near Manhattan. Always been John deere & was not a fan of the older Case/NH machines. But after sitting in & operating both, I really enjoy my Case SV280B Series. They are not talked about enough IMO
Thanks, Brock. I like the way you are looking at varied equipment. I'm not necessarily in the market for buying a skid steer...so far...but it's nice to know the differences and the available choices. Keep up the good work!
Wow, this video comes just at the right time as I'm looking at a CTL in the next year. Was pretty well set on the 325G as we have a dealer near and liked what I saw with tons of other videos. I had questioned about these NH CTL's and was hoping to see more in terms of reliability from the guys that own them. Looks like I'll have to take a closer look as there is a larger dealer within 40 miles or so from me for NH.
Took a look at the new NH's today as well as a used 325G on the same lot. First impressions is the cab and control "pods" seemed a little cheaper on the NH. The 325g, even though was quite used and abused seemed way more stout and well built. The NH looks nice though, thought visibility on both machines were decent.
@Puckgrinder85 I really do feel like my 325 kind of stalls out when I’m moving the boom and turning at the same time and the new Holland wasn’t Wonder if there’s actually something wrong with my machine. Feels like it doesn’t have the power to do both things at the same same time.
@@RockhillfarmYT There is no video online that directly compares the 325G to the SVL 75-3. There is a lot of buzz around the new Kubota. Huge opportunity for your channel. Hopefully you can get the chance to demo as I'd be curious on your feedback. I'm a Deere guy, but this new Kubota may change that. Thanks
@@djdannis I love the idea. Don’t know if I can get access to one or not I might check a bigger dealer in a bigger town I’ve been thinking a lot about the pros and cons to the door styles for a while But obviously there’s a lot more to a machine than that
@@RockhillfarmYT That'd be awesome if you could make that happen. The door style is a big selling point for me especially in situations you need to be talking to someone as the loader is being operated, but also several other things. The long term support and dealer support are the concerns for me on the Kubota, but perhaps that's something you could help bring light too if you get the opportunity to compare. Thanks for considering!
New Holland is far from unique in making a small but capable machine that's 65 horsepower. The Takeuchi TL6R, kubota SVL65-2, Bobcat T62, ASV RT-65, John Deere 317G, and Cat 249D are all in that same class. It does seem like a nice machine though.
I’ve only got to run a Kabota skid steer a couple times, and ask some questions at a dealership. I am far from an expert. That being said they’ve got a great reputation, and I would not hesitate to buy one. I like the vertical front door.
Brock you stay far far away from a new holland. That machine will be in the shop more than on the farm. We had one. Couldn’t get rid of it fast enough.
Hi there, I can provide you some advice if you'd like. Your video quality is excellent, however the number of views is quite low. You'll see a significant spike in video views as a result. I'm sure you'll find these suggestions to be quite helpful.
New Holland/case machines are garbage. One major problem is front door, no visibility to right side of bucket. Arms to close to cab thats why door is built like that. Arms rub on tracks. Electrical problems. Single flange rollers while every other manufacturer runs double especially in front , vibration is insane.
Thx Brock for aiding my research. You gave me another brand to consider. I appreciate your taking the time to put this vid together.
Thanks for watching
Awesome we'll made video. I own a new Holland rubber tire ls 170 absolutely love it. And it's high flow
Good morning Brock. When I was in High School back in the 60's I worked for a guy who also became like a brother to me over the years and he owned heavy equipment. One day we were working on a project and was running a backhoe. Anyway, I asked him how difficult it was to drive it and he stopped the machine, shut it off and looked me dead in the eye like I had insulted him. He told me: John, you can drive a car, you can drive a truck, you can even drive a bus, but you can only OPERATE a piece of equipment. Fast forward 58 years later and I still only use the term operate when speaking about equipment. It just brought a smile and memory to my face so I thought that I would share it with you. He and I were the best of friends until the day that he passed. God bless and have a wonderful day. 👍👍🙂
I appreciate the little story
I have my name on a C332 that my dealer has ordered. I’m going to put a Mega Mower X on it. I’m stoked
That model of New Holland could change my mind of Bobcat 742
Good review! Welcome to the wonderful world of New Holland skid loaders. I went to work for a New Holland dealer in 1978 just as their 2nd generation, the L7xx series was coming out. Only tires at that time but already had many of the same features you were talking about here. On many brands, you sat on top of the machine; New Holland was designed to sit down into it. The SuperBoom is their trademark name for their boom lift geometry. At that time, everyone else’s machine raised the bucket up and back over the cab. Made it hard to dump over the side boards of a dump truck. I’ve been involved with New Holland skid loaders until about 2019 when we lost the New Holland dealership in Farmington MO. Good machines; nice to see your perspective.
Brock, I bought a new C332 and it was plagued with poblems. Camera going out. Busting high pressure lines. Blowing fuses. Not wanting to start.Throwing oil (35 gallons) around my property. Other problems! KanEquip Herington (KS) worked and worked on it. Their maintenance department is fantastic! After about 4-5 months ownership I traded it back in to KanEquip for another C-skid, two model units up from the C332, to the C345). It’s DEF, but it is clearly more suited for heavier work than the C332. So far they’ve replaced the rear camera twice and it’s working 100% now. N.H. Needs to get their quality control together. But as of now, my new one is a winner. N.H. found out there was a recall on the steel high pressure lines that were just busting.
Great review as always, thanks Brock!
Howdy Brock! When my big PowerBall investment comes through I will definitely be buying myself a track steer... and the smaller the better. My use would be for a hobby farm, and maneuverability in the barn and around the horse stalls will be paramount. This looks like a pretty nice unit! I'm an analog guy in a digital world... so figuring out all those buttons when operating should be fun... lol! I have only operated a skid steer a handful of times, but those few times I had a blast! Well done and thanks for sharing 🤠
Good evening, I'm from North Central Kansas near Manhattan. Always been John deere & was not a fan of the older Case/NH machines. But after sitting in & operating both, I really enjoy my Case SV280B Series. They are not talked about enough IMO
I’m in Southern Kansas and have a 325G
Thanks, Brock. I like the way you are looking at varied equipment. I'm not necessarily in the market for buying a skid steer...so far...but it's nice to know the differences and the available choices. Keep up the good work!
Thanks
Nice skid steer .
Awesome review Brock your doing great with these reviews. 👍
Wow, this video comes just at the right time as I'm looking at a CTL in the next year. Was pretty well set on the 325G as we have a dealer near and liked what I saw with tons of other videos. I had questioned about these NH CTL's and was hoping to see more in terms of reliability from the guys that own them. Looks like I'll have to take a closer look as there is a larger dealer within 40 miles or so from me for NH.
Took a look at the new NH's today as well as a used 325G on the same lot. First impressions is the cab and control "pods" seemed a little cheaper on the NH. The 325g, even though was quite used and abused seemed way more stout and well built. The NH looks nice though, thought visibility on both machines were decent.
@Puckgrinder85 I really do feel like my 325 kind of stalls out when I’m moving the boom and turning at the same time and the new Holland wasn’t
Wonder if there’s actually something wrong with my machine. Feels like it doesn’t have the power to do both things at the same same time.
Great video like always Brock
Thanks
what i look at on a skidloader is how hard is it to get to hydraulic pump and hoses
Them are nice machines
For many years John Deere had New Holland build its skid steers.
Right, although there is a huge difference between the machines rust
these are very similar to the case machines as well
Hey homie, I am from Summerville.
Love your channel.
Thanks
I like that the bucket travels forward when being raised. Did I miss the price of this unit?
Morning guys 🤪
Howdy Todd! I'm getting a late start this morning... 😁
@@Cowboy_Steve it's all good
Good morning at 1PM
Have you checked out the new Kubota SVL 75-3? If not, I suggest doing so. Interesting machine. Keep up the good work on this channel!
I looked at it at a farm show and asked the salesman a few questions, but never outside where we could start it up
@@RockhillfarmYT There is no video online that directly compares the 325G to the SVL 75-3. There is a lot of buzz around the new Kubota. Huge opportunity for your channel. Hopefully you can get the chance to demo as I'd be curious on your feedback. I'm a Deere guy, but this new Kubota may change that. Thanks
@@djdannis I love the idea. Don’t know if I can get access to one or not
I might check a bigger dealer in a bigger town
I’ve been thinking a lot about the pros and cons to the door styles for a while But obviously there’s a lot more to a machine than that
@@RockhillfarmYT That'd be awesome if you could make that happen. The door style is a big selling point for me especially in situations you need to be talking to someone as the loader is being operated, but also several other things. The long term support and dealer support are the concerns for me on the Kubota, but perhaps that's something you could help bring light too if you get the opportunity to compare. Thanks for considering!
Looks like nice machine how much is the cost and will attachments work on the machine like the higher horsepower ones
Looks nice. Can't see any reason not to get unless the price is the issue.
Did you look at Takeuchi? My 75hp TL8R2 is getting delivered next week for farm work.
Seems like great machines. No dealer in my area
New Holland is far from unique in making a small but capable machine that's 65 horsepower. The Takeuchi TL6R, kubota SVL65-2, Bobcat T62, ASV RT-65, John Deere 317G, and Cat 249D are all in that same class. It does seem like a nice machine though.
You should of purchased 1 one of each brand for your enormous farm
It's a case with a different name
Right. The same company owns both brands.
While they come out of the same factory, there are brand specific differences.
Brock do you have any opinions on the SVL65-2?
I’ve only got to run a Kabota skid steer a couple times, and ask some questions at a dealership. I am far from an expert.
That being said they’ve got a great reputation, and I would not hesitate to buy one. I like the vertical front door.
Yes I noticed you mentioned you like the Takeuchi I figured that was one of the reasons for sure. @@RockhillfarmYT
@greeneviewfarm20 it is. The only negative with them for me was no local dealers.
Brock you stay far far away from a new holland. That machine will be in the shop more than on the farm. We had one. Couldn’t get rid of it fast enough.
I appreciate the feedback
Hi there, I can provide you some advice if you'd like. Your video quality is excellent, however the number of views is quite low. You'll see a significant spike in video views as a result. I'm sure you'll find these suggestions to be quite helpful.
What a goober.
New Holland/case machines are garbage. One major problem is front door, no visibility to right side of bucket. Arms to close to cab thats why door is built like that. Arms rub on tracks. Electrical problems. Single flange rollers while every other manufacturer runs double especially in front , vibration is insane.