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Hyundai Loader Specifications and Configurations

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Samantha from Universal Truck Service introduces the Hyundai HL940A XT loader. She highlights its specific features, including the recommendation of snow tires for the winter season, its 'XT' designation for extended reach, an operating weight of 30,560 pounds, and a 3-yard bucket capacity. She then compares two boom configurations: the HL930A TM with a dual boom system that offers better visibility for agricultural use, and the HL940A TM which provides superior breakout force and more extension, making it ideal for snow plowing and handling large volumes of material.

Goal: Learn about the specific features and differences between Hyundai loader models for various applications.

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  • Hyundai HL930A TM Wheel Loader Hyundai — Comparison with the HL940A XT, highlighting its dual boom system for agricultural use
  • Hyundai HL940A XT Wheel Loader Hyundai — The main machine being showcased and reviewed
  • Snow Tires — Providing better traction for snow removal applications

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now so that's the unit right there right Samantha yes sir I see you got snow tires on it is that something that you'd recommend putting on these loaders absolutely especially going into the snow season I would say it's just a definitely a perk um so this is going to be your Hyundai HL 940 axt so this the a the XT is for extended reach you're going to have about an operating weight about 30560 lb and then your bucket is going to have a capacity of three yards so now my understanding is is Hyundai hyand I'm going to mispronounce that more than once okay has two boom configurations correct so there's let's just take a look at it let's let's try to explain this to the guys cuz one of them is going to be better uh for snow plowing and one of them is going to be better for eggs agricultural okay okay so tell me about it so we have two variations so there's going to be the N9 this is going to be our smaller model of it this is the HL 930 ATM which stands for Tool Master as you can see the difference the main thing is going to have the two cylinders going down the very front so this is going to give you a bit better visibility and that's what our egg guys usually like to see just to make sure that you know nothing's going to come in their way from so instead of hitting cows and pig yes they've got better visibility with the Dual boom system but this one's going to reach higher further and break out force and more breakout Force correct so with the 940 specifically that you're looking at that one's going to have a breakout Force about 26,300 lb and then this one's going to be a little bit smaller than that but it's going to still have better breakout fors than your dual cylinder both still very powerful machines though what what's the weight rating on these machines so these two the 930s range from 25,500 to 25,700 what is the sweet spot for snow plowing that you guys have found I would say The Sweet Spot it all depends on what you're plowing I guess and how large your lots are going to be we have guys that want to have the 930 just cuz they're going to be smaller Lots but we also have guys that have those huge gigantic parking lots and that's why they want to do the 940 just to pick up as much as they can so now off camera Mike you were telling me that you've been a Hyundai dealer for a while now and you haven't had any warranty claims on the new Hyundai loaders now some of the old ones from the 80s and stuff that's that's a different story we signed with hyai in

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