Found this, looks nice and seems like a decent price.
http://alberta.kijiji.ca/c-cars-veh...-12-Person-Passenger-Cabin-W0QQAdIdZ400895496
http://alberta.kijiji.ca/c-cars-veh...-12-Person-Passenger-Cabin-W0QQAdIdZ400895496
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One could argue that "only 4800 hrs" on it. Only 4800? Wonder what he considers high hours for the machine. The 3208 will go farther, but the hydro units are not going to go as far.....
4800 hrs equates to about 195,000 miles if this were a truck for instance. Not what I would call ONLY 4,800 hours
With those hours I would be offering somewhat less....
Regards, Kirk
4800 hrs equates to about 195,000 miles if this were a truck for instance. Not what I would call ONLY 4,800 hours
With those hours I would be offering somewhat less....
Regards, Kirk
Alaska Snow Cat
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The ad has been removed so I couldn't see the machine or price but 4800 is pretty low for this type of snowcat. You will usually see ski slopes start to unload their Alpine cats around 8,000-10,000hrs for a lot less $$$ than they do at the 4800hr mark. I have 3 Pisten Bullys with over 9000 hrs on them and they still perform very well.
The problem with a low hour machine that is that old is it possibly has been sitting for long periods of time with no use which is worse than having high hours.
The problem with a low hour machine that is that old is it possibly has been sitting for long periods of time with no use which is worse than having high hours.
Alaska Snow Cat
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198,000 on a pickup truck is quite a few miles but 198,000 miles on a semi truck is not very many at all.