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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
ain't the prettiest but ... tilts 60 degs either way, full 360 and has aux. feed through it for grab/grapple feed and hyd. hitch on a switch ... only broken it once, being 'kin stupid ... only regret was making it fixed pin pick up ... be nice on her direct .. keep promising myself to make an s style hitch to go under it instead of the modified Hill, to get it back to the 850 build height I had originally
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you asked :giggle:;) .... and pay no mind to that Mogman bloke :LOL::p
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Brilliant, how did you operate it from the cab end?
ignore the naye sayers and piss takers Mick ..... they're all jealous :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
Old Skool ... 6 buttons .... 4 on the left, 2 on the right stick and a switch for the hitch .... used my prop. rotate pedal for oil, but only use it one way and direct the oil flow with the buttons and cetop3,s in the VA-r (variable angle rotator) tilty's too common :LOL: - - left reds are rotate - blues are aux. two buttons on right stick are tilt L/R .......
select required motion/function and operate pedal at whatever flow rate you want, to control motion speed ...
can run all together, but unlike the fancy DC2 systems where each flow rate is controlled by proportional cetops individually, mine shares one incoming variable flow rate (which also alters speeds dependent on the number of motions selected)
would've been nice to have had the prop cetops instead of the on/offs, but at 1200+VAT a pop, I couldn't justify it to myself ... as it stands the whole thing cost me circa 1800 quid and is perfectly usable/functional for what I want from it ... forks and grabs is where it excels for me ..... pretty handy digging weird angles/batters too :giggle:

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Yep as I thought,
this is Frank (bucket on wheels) from Norway, having a play with it .... first time he's ever sat in the 'Drema (but not his first time button and pedaling a tiltrotator) ;) ... and missing his long toe-ed scandy grading bucket :rolleyes:


 
TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

Well-known member
pot and kettle Mr Pitt :p:LOL: ...... i've grown an extra thumb on my left hand to grab and rotate at the same time :giggle::giggle:
I am certainly not knocking it. On my little Kubota with the foot pedal and buttons it provided a cost effective solution that I would go with again and again. Yes the DC2 on the bigger Kobelco is great. But the additional expense on the smaller machine was not justified!!
I wish I could have knocked up a couple at the cost you managed to do yours for!!
 
Mick-the-fitter

Mick-the-fitter

It’s what I do!
I’m impressed, looks like you were eating a tube of smarties when you got the idea for the buttons😊 probably one of the better type of machines, to build something like that for! Plenty of options for oil supply, and service flow adjustments👍🏻
 
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