Kubota Shrank a CTL For Its First Mini Skid Steer: The SCL1000 скачать в хорошем качестве

Kubota Shrank a CTL For Its First Mini Skid Steer: The SCL1000

Check out Equipment Experts, the new one-stop used equipment and truck marketplace: http://equipmentexperts.com Subscribe to our newsletter! Visit https://equipmentworld.com/subscriptions How popular are CTLs? CTLs are so popular that demand is now exploding for tiny CTLs that you stand on—aka, mini skid steers. Kubota took notice and will soon release its first mini skid steer, the SCL1000. We take a deep dive into the design of this mini skid steer, how it stacks up to the rest of the market and how Kubota has delivered a smart and highly differentiated machine on its very first try. In this Episode: 0:00 Intro 4:00 SCL1000 Rated Operating Capacity and Size 6:26 Attachments 7:18 Width Comparison 9:25 Unmatched Ground Pressure 13:22 The SCL1000 is a CTL-Inspired Design 14:58 Vertical Lift and Hinge Pin Height 16:05 Undercarriage Design 19:40 Pilot Controls (Twisty T-Handle) 20:43 Maintenance Mentioned in this video: New Ditch Witch SK3000 most powerful stand-on track loader ever    • New Ditch Witch SK3000 most powerful stand...   🚨🚨🚨Check Out Our Other Recent Videos!🚨🚨🚨 How ASV Developed the New Max-Series CTLs | The Dirt #12    • How ASV Developed the New Max-Series CTLs ...   Bobcat's Electric Excavator Retrofit A First Step Toward An All-Electric Future    • Bobcat's Electric Excavator Retrofit A Fir...   How Caterpillar Changed the Way It Sells Equipment | The Dirt #11    • How Caterpillar Changed the Way It Sells E...   Why Komatsu's Revived PC130-11 Is An Important Right-Size Excavator    • Why Komatsu's Revived PC130-11 Is An Impor...   Cat Dozer Experts Explain Restructured Dozer Lineup | The Dirt #09    • Cat Dozer Experts Explain Restructured Doz...   Cat's New D1, D2 & D3 Make Up A Revamped Small Dozer Lineup    • Cat's New D1, D2 & D3 Make Up A Revamped S...   Equipment World serves up weekly videos on the latest in construction equipment, work trucks and pickup trucks—everything contractors need to get their work done. Subscribe and visit us at equipmentworld.com!