Exploring Advanced Steering Modes
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New equipment from Mecalac.
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(1,378 characters)typically a rigid framed piece of equipment does not have as good of a turning radius. And if my understanding is correct, these sight dumpers are really designed for tight work zones. Correct. So, how are you t tackling that issue? We tackle that by offering the four-wheel steer system, the crab steer, and also front steer. Okay. So, this will four-wheel steer. Yes, sir. So, when you need super tight turning radius, Yes, sir. four-wheel steer. Yes, sir. It'll crab steer. So, if you get yourself bound up and you're in an area where you're trying to work and there's traffic everywhere and you can't get in and out like you normally could, you hit a button and she'll crab walk out. Yes, sir. Okay. Switch the the steering uh function. Okay. And that automatically tells the axles which way to to move. And then you have typical steering like you have anything else. That's cool. But wait, there's more because this is not all of the features that is new on this piece of equipment. Absolutely. There's something special with the cab. This cab spins 225°. We're the first manufacturer to design that. I thought some of the other sight dumpers had cabs that spot. No, there's one or two competitions that have a closed cab where you think of the back hose seating position where the actual seat itself turns 180. That's what you see. So the entire cab doesn't rotate. So, so
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