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CPS

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I can't understand what you would be doing with a machine that size that would need a tilty other than demo. And a tilty is a bit vulnerable when you look at how well guarded demo attachments are.
I remember Trax on the old forum having strong enough thoughts on quick hitches alone
Problem is, people think a tiltrotator is just for specialist work, but in fact they can up productivity on general work by 25-30% (claimed by a few of my customers..... not sales talk😝)
Especially on a larger machine it can mean getting places that they might need a smaller machine for.
 
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Monkeybusiness

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None out there working yet...... watch this space😉😝
RPS works with most of the main machine control systems, I think komatsu is based on Topcon to and extent so I'd say yes it should 👍
A customer is doing a job at the moment where that R9 would be ideal - digging a very deep swale that can’t be done in one pass with their 36 tonne machines. They could pull it in line with the machine and create the batters with a big tilty.
 

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A customer is doing a job at the moment where that R9 would be ideal - digging a very deep swale that can’t be done in one pass with their 36 tonne machines. They could pull it in line with the machine and create the batters with a big tilty.
Exactly! Perfect example... teamed up with machine guidance and one man one machine no one in the trench etc
 
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A customer is doing a job at the moment where that R9 would be ideal - digging a very deep swale that can’t be done in one pass with their 36 tonne machines. They could pull it in line with the machine and create the batters with a big tilty.
He'd be more productive if he had the tracks the right way for the job, or a better suited machine to the task following on the trim (20t long reach)

A tilty will reduce load capacity on a machine that size drastically. And in price per cube cost it'll be more detrimental than multiple pass completion.
 
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Monkeybusiness

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He'd be more productive if he had the tracks the right way for the job, or a better suited machine to the task following on the trim (20t long reach)

A tilty will reduce load capacity on a machine that size drastically. And in price per cube cost it'll be more detrimental than multiple pass completion.
He wasn’t digging from there - just repositioned to measure up with the bucket against the onboard plan (they do everything with machine control).
They’ll almost definitely bulk it out and then finish the banks with a long reach knowing these guys - they’ve got a ridiculous amount of their own kit and are always hiring specialist bits in as necessary. There’s a big 40 odd tonne Liebherr on the same job with a Kokurec front end that usually carries a big hammer but has its dipper and bucket attached at present - it wouldn’t surprise me if they have a long-reach front end for it hiding somewhere…
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

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The Kinshofer grab on my 11 tonne Haulotte has pushed down trees, handled 3 tonne plus long logs, physically torn out concrete slabs no problems. Lost a bit of paint but still shuts perfectly, not a tweak on any part. Must be good German steel and not Swedish cheese :D :D View attachment 37744
@Op_Alx24/7 has an HPX Kins for sale @DaveDCB with clam shell grab and tong shells .... It works a treat .. had it here for a while and built the mount for it https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265541279113 .... dare say there'd be a deal to be done;) PM me for his phone number if you like .. he's not in here so much these days
 
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