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May. 13, 2024

long reach advice

Good day td
As to the best of my experience swing speed has never been an issue of course side sweeping should be avoided as with long reach you can twist and crack equipment. Frequent inspection should be adhered to as the equipment is likely to require more attention.
I suggest that you avoid pin grabbers and quick hitch device's these will cost your lifting capacity & stability. Normally the bucket would be cast to the far reach only raising as it completes the cycle to the nearside, the machine operation is more like the wire rope machines of yesteryears. As John C. pointed out it is less of a digging machine and more of a cleaning device often operators find this hard to understand, the addition of a floating device will without doubt prevent boom - arm and cylinders a lot of stress with the added bonus of reducing fuel consumption.
Sorry for the novel.
Kind regards
Uffex

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