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Trade: excavating water/sewer
Join Date: Nov 2008
Posts: 3
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Hydraulic Pattern Change
Hello
New to the forum, I currently run a kubota KX91-3 we mainly do sewer and water. I have been running the machine in the backhoe pattern and this is what I am very familiar with. The kubota and most mini ex's have a TPSS twin pattern selection system. Now for my question how hard is it to convert to the other(excavator) hydraulic pattern. I tried it today and let me tell you it was amatuer night. If any one has done it I would be curious to see how it went. I start a new contract next month running a hitachi 200 and I'm feeling a little nervous about a bigger machine and a different pattern to deal with all at once. I have 3000 plus hours on a mini. |
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Trade: Site Development, Trucking, Demolition,Environmental maint.& restoration
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: S W Florida
Posts: 30
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Re: Hydraulic Pattern ChangeQuote:
Seat time, once you run it this way a while you'll get used to it. But it will be hard to go back to the old way. I own both an excavator & rubbertire hoe , the first few buckets are a toss up if i've been running one for a while. |
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