Takeuchi Rolling TB395W Wheeled Excavators into U.S. Market
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Takeuchi is adding a wheeled excavator model, the TB395W, to its product line. The TB395W is the first wheeled model the company has brought to the United States. As cities and population centers grow, contractors will need more versatility to move through jobsites quickly and efficiently. Takeuchi and other manufacturers believe wheeled excavators are the next step. Concerned about stability, Takeuchi says lowering the blade and rear stabilizers on the TB395W gives you a stable working platform. Also, the machine’s double-boom design allows operators to dig close into the machine and reach higher for cutting operations. Reaching speeds up to 18 mph, the TB395W combines excavating performance with on-road capabilities.
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Finally starting to get some smart equipment available in the states!
Is it street legal in the USA and Canada?
Beautiful machine!!!
How much is price
Maybe the U.S is ready for wheeled excavators instead of backhoes, a tilt rotator and an attached tipper makes it even more versatile! 😊
I've been searching far and wide for a small offroad tipper to run on my hydradig. If you know of anyone selling them in the U.S. please let me know!
@@sccolbert A guy I know got a swedish BigAB trailer through Pickens Farm in Quebec for 16k which was cheaper then the Berkelmans apparently.
@@villageearthwright Thanks man!
hehe nu ska du inte ha för höga förhoppningar på jenkarna
Где защита цилиндров отвала!
I’ve run your mid size track hoes thru “United Rental” here in Pinellas County Florida & there nice machines ! Offer a “Engcon” type system for it & a trailer to bring attachments w/you to the job site. The Europeans seem to have that down to a art & there very efficient in the field. Good luck w/them !
The swedish way!👍