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The Zahn has 3 speed settings under the hood 2, 4 & 6.5 mph thats scary fast on a standup mini

A Tree guy just posted a Vid of his Zahn, the only under 36" wide articulating machine I know of plus duals when needed. pretty slick little no turf damage machine <iframe title="YouTube video player" width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/24LgDmnzORU" frameborder="0"...

That is the Italian beauty, Boxer dropped them. Sucks. I really like that norcar

Good eye Brian on the seat on/over the engine, the Finns and Italians seat swings outside of the turning Radius. The Norcar and the American Gehl AL 140 you sit over the engine, gets you in tighter places. ED, that little 755 machine is a beaut! only ~ 1800#s! Tipping 1100#s ! Do...

No worrys of bashing here There are only 2, great visibility and NO TURF damage ~~~ thats all you get, for my Tree company it was enough

I doubt Yanmar and Kubota are the same like ed says big rival Engine Mfgs. I never heard that part of the story, that Italy(Stefano) made them for Avant. Even easier to copy if they gave him the drawings. The Finnish and Italian artys are over engineered, there specs are amazing for how light...

Andy not knocking the minis one bit. these are just the next level up of tree forwarding. It is just as wide as your Thomas mini !! (crap now I have to put one side by side and take pics) the boxer mini skid weighs ~2200#s only 1600#s less. $$$ to $$$ you get about ~30 - 40% less machine...

Thanks Butch for letting me Post this 8), If I have had this conversation once I have had it a hundred times :what: sorry Carl good answer

yeah google swinger and you get very few articulating loaders :lol::lol::lol: The smallest Kubota weighs about 7400#s - no comparison (very nice but spendy machines) Burny every tree man should have a loader in there garage

Thanks Scott BOTTOM LINE, The new AL140 is American made backed by a big company. It and the Wacker are THEE smallest/lightest "NEW" Commercial Grade articulating loaders available on the market. They base List for ~ $28,800. They have a universal skidsteer plate that picks up fullsize...

Side by side to my old favorite the Finnish made AL20,

Being a Gehl and a Boxer dealer I can speak to the quality of these new AL140(albeit they have had some minor issues on their first machines) So how do they compare size wise to the good ole Avant AL20 and the Multione SD20?Boxer726. In a Nutshell the Gehl 140 is Same width, a hair longer...

WTF? oops missed that part in my haste to post this Thanks Boss

Now the only small Articulating machines that are available in the US, are the Japanese Kubota, the German made Nueson/Wacker, the American made Gehl, American made Swinger, and the lessor known American made Power Trac. In the under 4000# Weight Class your only choices are the Wacker, Gehl...

Sometime around 2001 Avant’s Italian Dealer pretty much copied their machines and came out with a sexy blue machine. and called it the multi one. 1st pic is the only one I have of the AL20 next to the Italian (yellow)Boxer - clones of each other Briefly met the owner and toured their factory...

A little history of these baby loaders, some rambling and TMI For some reason Gehl stopped importing the Avant AL20 in 2006. Too bad, the company is still in business in Finland, and has a really amazing line of products. The model 200 is a tiny articulating ATV size...

That said the new American made Gehl machines are almost twice that machine and there list price is within a Grand as the Italian multi ones in the same HP class. Check this cheesy little self promoting Video out Funky ? click picture

I am starting this thread to discuss a comparison of the small sit down Articulating loaders available today (and maybe sell a machine along the way:/:). Basically a comparison of the now unavailable Avants, Multiones, to the new Gehl AL140 **** WARNING TMI **** You guys know I'm kind of...