Introducing the DV90 Wacker Neuson Dual View Series 2 Wheeled Dumper with Ian Wood
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Peter Haddock stopped Ian as he was testing out the new model at the Wacker Neuson Head office in Stafford, and he explained some of the latest features in this series 2 model.
Ian: "The dual view has been one of our most successful product launches ever in the UK, and with this latest model, we have continued to develop the range based on customer feedback.
In the cab, we now have a new steering wheel and seat combination, which includes the removal of the central console, giving more room for the operator. The introduction of an air-conditioned seat as standard for the UK also adds additional comfort.
"And when the operator spins around the seat they can now enter or exit the machine from either side thanks to a new fold-down armrest.
"With safety a key focus of the DV90, we have now introduced a new machine start sequence. This means the operator has to be sat down in the seat with the seatbelt fastened before the machine will start."
Each new machine is also fitted with the Wacker Neuson EquipCare telematics systems to monitor its location and health, which is particularly useful for maintenance teams and fleet managers.
Ian: "Using EquipCare owners or hirers can enhance security by geofencing machines, error codes can be sent to technicians, and other data like idle time can be made available to fleet managers. All of which help to keep high levels of uptime and machine availability.
The DV90 also comes with new hill start and skip mode functions, a front and rear camera system with screen washers and an LED lighting solution that improves visibility.
In addition, the dual view range now also includes the DV45, and you can see the link to our video interview for this product at our Content For Industry website link here: www.contentfor...
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So now you’ll need a ticket for an rear facing, a front facing and now a dual view dumper 😂😂😂
I like the idea and concept of these dumpers, but a big concern if hiring or buying these machines is the vunarabilty of the lights at the skip end of the machine, we find this is the biggest damage cost from operator negligence, is there any way that these could be better protected.