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I have now moved 4 yards of #57 rock and 1 yard of red clay. The LGM handled both wonderfully and never once did the machine bog down or cap out. I was off loading from a trailer, so it was hard to get a full scoop because of the angle after a few loads but I suspect if it’s dumped on the ground, you can consistently get full loads. It doesn’t take too long to get use to the controls to really get full scoops. Assembly of the LGM wasn’t too bad if you have a few tools. I did modify the switch location (with consulting with the owners) as I plan on upgrading from a 330 model to a 500 series model and didn’t want to drill holes in the dash. So I extended the wires and put the switches in the cup holder with is very comfortable to operate. I know I will have this forever and can’t wait for future attachments.

I had the opportunity to put the loader through its paces when I cleaned out my barn. A job that would have taken 8 hours or more with a shovel and wheelbarrow actually took 1 hour. It's an amazing little piece of equipment.Will S. WILL S. READ MORE I have now moved 4 yards of #57 rock and 1 yard of red clay. The LGM handled both wonderfully and never once did the machine bog down or cap out. I was off loading from a trailer, so it was hard to get a full scoop because of the angle after a few loads but I suspect if it’s dumped on the ground, you can consistently get full loads. It doesn’t take too long to get use to the controls to really get full scoops. Assembly of the LGM wasn’t too bad if you have a few tools. I did modify the switch location (with consulting with the owners) as I plan on upgrading from a 330 model to a 500 series model and didn’t want to drill holes in the dash. So I extended the wires and put the switches in the cup holder with is very comfortable to operate. I know I will have this forever and can’t wait for future attachments.

You have the best design of a product for this niche. The fact that I can lift the bucket high enough to dump into my utility trailer or dump mulch at the back of a flower bed without driving into the flower bed is a huge advantage.

I placed 19 cubic yards of topsoil along the edge of the driveway to get the ground leveled back up to it and never would have attempted it with just a wheelbarrow and a broken back. With the LGM it took just a few days and it only took that long because I had to wait for topsoil to be delivered...I will of course be using it for other jobs around the property but I actually priced having someone do the job for me versus buying the LGM and doing it myself. I probably came out about the same but I have a new piece of equipment now plus the satisfaction of knowing the job was done right.