NOT SURE I WANT TO MAKE THIS LEAP up from our little Yamaha side by side, but it is pretty light duty.
Sort of narrowed it down to 2 choices if we do this, based on the dealerships that offer them.
Both are roughly $12,000.
Both are Kubota powered.
Bobcat has an aluminum frame, made by Club Car, with Kubota 24.8hp diesel engine with a top speed of 30mph. RTV900 has a reputation for extreme reliability and is built entirely by Kubota and has a 21.6hp diesel and a top speed of 25mph. Bobcat has slightly higher capacities.
Can anyone tell me the differences between the transmission types of these machines and what the real world advantages and disadvantages are between them. Kubota uses a VHT transmission? Near as I can tell, the Bobcat uses a CVT transmission with belts, but I'm not positive of that.
Bobcat 3400 webpage => http://www.bobcat.com/utility_machines/utility_vehicles/models/3400
Kubota RTV900 webpage => http://www.kubota.com/product/RTV900/RTV900.aspx
Sort of narrowed it down to 2 choices if we do this, based on the dealerships that offer them.
Both are roughly $12,000.
Both are Kubota powered.
Bobcat has an aluminum frame, made by Club Car, with Kubota 24.8hp diesel engine with a top speed of 30mph. RTV900 has a reputation for extreme reliability and is built entirely by Kubota and has a 21.6hp diesel and a top speed of 25mph. Bobcat has slightly higher capacities.
Can anyone tell me the differences between the transmission types of these machines and what the real world advantages and disadvantages are between them. Kubota uses a VHT transmission? Near as I can tell, the Bobcat uses a CVT transmission with belts, but I'm not positive of that.
Bobcat 3400 webpage => http://www.bobcat.com/utility_machines/utility_vehicles/models/3400
Kubota RTV900 webpage => http://www.kubota.com/product/RTV900/RTV900.aspx