Thank you all for your help choosing the CTL thus far. I am getting very close to pulling the trigger. The decision now is between a 333d with low flow hydraulics and no hours versus a 333d high flow machine with 29hours (it was a demo). The high flow machine is 1K more expensive. I would like to buy in the near future one of those aggressive brush cutters and anticipate probably needing the high flow. Is high flow really needed to operate those brush cutters? How significant is 29 hours on a ctl machine? What would you recommend?
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jd 333d high flow hydraulics question
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Absolutely get the high flow. Check the flow requirements for brush cutters on some attachment web sites.
I own a 2010 333d bought new. It has been in 4 dealerships for repair all warrant work. The list starts with leaks and ends with both finals being replaced. It only has 1800 hours on it and is well maintained. The newer units should have all the upgrades needed. Get an extended warranty to a Bobcat
