At least it has the camera on the rear. I have not operated one equipped with a working camera on the counterweight. How much can you see with them?Pity for a small machine such as that to have such p poor visibility out the rear. Usually they are working in tight quarters, and need all the visibility you can get to keep from hitting things.
I fear that we are past the prime of equipment design and function when design is controlled by emissions, and everything else, including safety has to rate behind.
Pity for a small machine such as that to have such p poor visibility out the rear. Usually they are working in tight quarters, and need all the visibility you can get to keep from hitting things.
I fear that we are past the prime of equipment design and function when design is controlled by emissions, and everything else, including safety has to rate behind.
High quality equipment for excavators
Yep, that tire machine will come in real handy for excavators. :ban
Is this machine in PA. ? Where at ?
I've used a rear camera on a couple of machines and in my opinion it is much safer than trying to guess if there is anything in the blindspot close to the counterwieght. If the blade comes as standard that would be good.
Looks to me like the machine is sitting at a port and judging from the concrete pavers, I would say it's somewhere in Europe. How close am I Pullpan?
There's one pic of the Deere 160G up on their website, doesn't looks that much bigger than a 160D. Neither is Tier 4 Final. It's possible that cat changed their car bodies to fit T4F and deere has not, but i kinda doubt it.
http://www.deere.com/wps/dcom/en_US/products/equipment/excavators/160g_lc/160g_lc.page?