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Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 269 Westminster, Texas 
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2007-07-25 144025
Anybody have any experience with Toolcats?
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Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 7249 Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada 
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2007-07-26 144048
Yes, we've had at least one since they first came out, what do you want to know?
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Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 269 Westminster, Texas
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2007-07-26 144056
I have had some gators over the years, and though overall I am happy, they seem kind of flimsy (at least the newer models.) Any idea how a Toolcat would compare? Were you happy with the Toolcat? What did you pay? Would you buy another one? ....
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Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 7249 Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada
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2007-07-27 144080
Well, first of all let me start by saying that comparing a Toolcat to a Gator (or similar) is sort of like trying to compare a Mack dump truck and a 1/2 ton pickup truck.
You pay for that difference too.
I am very pleased with the Toolcat, we now are running our 3rd one, I sold the first one to a buddy of mine who runs a nursery and nursery farm, it is still in daily operation.
I would point out though, that a Toolcat is a bit of a compromise at EVERYTHING it does, but the saving grace is, everything IS what it does. It is a personell and material carrier, it is a light loader, it is a tool carrier, it is turf-friendy, super simple to use on top of rugged and dependable. If I sound like an infommercial it's only because I think it's a good product, and for CERTAIN applications, it's darned handy, probably unbeatable.
The only big drawback is the price. It is about the same price as a comparable sized CUT, strictly from memory, I think the last one was about $35,000.
Best of luck. ....
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