I owned 1 Bobcat 610 and 3 Gehl. From a 4400,4610 to a 4625. I currently have a Kubota M7060 Utility Tractor that fits my needs better than a Skid Steer.

We have a Gehl 3825 here. Uncle bought it at consignment auction. Must have been cheap if he bought it. It's been a good machine though it is getting much harder to start. Will lift more than it can safely carry so lifting round bales in to the feeder will get me puckered up. I like it because of the T handle control but considering a bigger one

I have a John Deere 240 I like it a lot. The only downside is it doesn't reach to the center of our tandem spreader when loading it, so it depends on the consistency of the manure how full the spreader gets. Neighbor has a bobcat s205, driven that and like it, has the Kubota motor. A few people around have newer Kubota's and seem to like them. Another friend runs JCBs they like the side door, and they have 1 teleskid. Good machine if that's what you need but a few more moving parts to wear out. Are you looking for new, late model used or something a little older. 

best skid I had was 785 New Holland -  Now have LX 665 New Holland I bought with 800 hours - just wish it was 2 speed 
Way back had a JD was suppose to be similar to 785 NH but worthless in soft ground and out of balance junk 
 Also have a A 300 Bobcat  - but crab steering control lever has a problem sometimes - only want $1200 for new control lever and more for new control board to fix .
 

I also have a New Holland L228 it's 75 hp and can be switch between H or IOS, has high flow hyd, two speed, what I like the most is it reach and will lift a lot more than it rate for, the one thing that I wish it had is tracks instead of tires, I bought from the closest Agco dealer who was a Allis dealer and they have been good to me. I've run case, bobcat and deere and I like my L228 just as good as the rest. I think the biggest difference is the price in them. 

I have a Bobcat T76, track machine, full cab, joystick control,(cause my size 15 shoes and stiff ankles dont dance to foot controls), 2 speed, hi flow hydraulics on demand and cushioned lift for carrying heavy loads over rough terrain. When I was looking I tried a used Cat and it was a low hour basket case so sent it back and did a demo on a new T76 and it never left the farm. They often times run a zero percent finance and with the warranty I figured that was the way to go. Service goes a long ways, if I need a part, he delivers, it had a computer glitch early on and he picked it up and delivered back no charge. His and the Bobcat reputation has sold 8 machines of various sizes and age in my immediate neighborhood within the last 4 years. The T76 is 74hp so no def. There is a chip out there to give it 20hp more that I plan to add soon cause sometimes it could use a boost. My loader tractor never sat for more than a day till this showed up and now it may sit for weeks on end.

I treat my C238 New Holland like a dozer and its been great for me. The tracks are a pain in the barnyard but feeding hay to cattle and cleaning fence lines, I wouldnt want to deal with a wheel machine.