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That's alot better than the current models which put the arm controls under the friggin handles. Seems so silly to me, WTH designs these things and do they ever actually use them?

What about them?

It looks like the tracks are retractable in those pictures, but he said they weren't? Nice buy, none the less!

If nothing else, the trailer is good for moving the mini if you don't have a truck that can haul it on the bed. What do you have for a truck, Nick?

You won't be doing much with a 5x8 trailer, but it sounds like a good deal on the mini and a fair price on the trailer. Good deal! Do the tracks extend/retract?

Yeah, forgot about that one. Neither it nor the Vermeer were difficult to run in that regard although you couldn't counter-rotate the tracks on either. The aux hydro controls on the Vermeer weren't easy to get at althoughI liked the padded operator station and the high controls.

Every mini I've ran has independent drive controls save Vemeer which had dual joysticks. Unless your anatomy is different than mine, you can't make a Boxer do what my Thomas can. I am glad to hear they are looking into making it available. Hopefully they don't fudge it. It's not that hard...

Look at the rear of the machine, the sides of the operator station are different, no doubt because of the different cylinder arrangement.

It does look good, but the rear of the machine looks different than ones I've seen.

Year doesn't matter, see if you can get more pictures for evaluation. There are at least 4 of those machines on this board (Some are labeled Thomas instead.) ETA: Actually, on further examination on a real computer, it looks different than the ones I've seen.