rc4wd wheel loader or dozer

[89pachanga]

Fellow Construction ophiles. I am thinking of a purchase from rc4wd of either the wheel loader or dozer. Can anyone offer advise / recommendations.
Thx,
Jon

[bigford]

u cant load trucks with a dozer....

[thebigo]

Depends what you want to do, I have both and I love both.

David

[liftmys10]

Originally Posted by thebigo

Depends what you want to do, I have both and I love both.

David

Which one do you think is built better? More bang for the buck so to say.

[Tk421reporting]

personally id say the wheel loader, I feel it will do more.
the dozer is really sweet looking but when it comes down to it all it can really do is push dirt, allbiet in a really cool way. the loader can do this as well as load trucks.
I've been eyeballing the loader for some time now =p

[Claus]

Guys are making a good point about the loader doing more than the dozer but I still like the dozer better. One of the things I don't like about the RC4WD loader is that it does not look like any 1:1 machine.

Have you considered the Caron track loader? Seems like a good machine with great hydraulics.

[Claus H]

i would buy a dumper and a model from this http://www.magomhrc.com/en/7-rc-construction-machinery- . pretty much 2 machines for the price of 1.

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by Claus

Guys are making a good point about the loader doing more than the dozer but I still like the dozer better. One of the things I don't like about the RC4WD loader is that it does not look like any 1:1 machine.

Have you considered the Caron track loader? Seems like a good machine with great hydraulics.

Eagle's loader is actually modelled after the LiuGong CLG888

[Claus]

I stand corrected. Never heard of or seen one of those before.

[Northern Farmer]

Borrowed from Andy's thread who did a great job on his loader!

[thebigo]

Originally Posted by liftmys10

Which one do you think is built better? More bang for the buck so to say.

The Dozer for the price is built very good, with lots of detail, and it is all metal like the loader. I love my loader as well, have lot's of hours on it, so it's been tried and tested all in dirt.

[Kausekaos]

Originally Posted by Northern Farmer

Borrowed from Andy's thread who did a great job on his loader!

Wheres this thread?

[andyathome]

http://www.rctruckandconstruction.co...ead.php?t=9415

try this, I like the loader a lot , but it was one of the first series and did have diff issues . once repaired properly Ive not had any more issues and its has proven to be a good machine

cheers andy

[Kausekaos]

Thank you for that