Hitachi is strong machine but tiny cabs. Do you need zero tail swing that much?
Better than the Kubota? Are the conventional tail swings better then?
Can't say about that particular model of kub. Depends on your application but a CTS machine will give you quite a bit more stability when heavy lifting. Unless your on tight sites all the time I'd go CTS any day of the week- cabs tend to be more spacious on them too
Because of the zero tail swing? What about any other brands?
Has your JCB been put to work yet?All depends upon your type of jobs I guess.
We all started with just one!
Even the 2 ton Wacker has that as standard for the aux controls. Impressive stuffI know I big thr wacker up a bit but is just really well thought out - little example, for the dial that controls oil flow to the prop rollers, if you touch the left roller then the flow dial automatically controls flow to that side and vice versa obviously, so if your going from a job with the tilty where you just want speed like loading wagon to a finesse job like shaping up or grading it's literally seconds to dial down flows for tilt and rotate , not bad for a standard spec machine
Not yet! Hopefully get the tilty and grab fitted soon.