Posted by mole on September 26, 2008 at 15:57:17 from (64.184.6.242):
In Reply to: Cat skid steer posted by Laura Paynter on September 26, 2008 at 07:18:09:
I turn wrenches for a cat dealer and we have hundreds of them out working and none have burnt up since they first came out. Only exception I can think of is one that was working at trying to shove one more log on the brush fire and the pile shifted and caught the machine on fire due to poor operator judgement. It must be something to do with what they are doing with the machine that makes it more susceptible to catching fire. I wouldn't be so quick to blame the machine until all details are looked at. I think they are a good machine that are not as dangerous as they are being made out to be and my opinion is based on working on them since the day CAT rolled the first one off the assembly line
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