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Understanding the Revotruck's Rigid Frame Design

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or closed cab they offer it as well. Okay. But that is pretty much the standard normal. Okay. Now, your new machine doesn't articulate. Does not. Okay. So, right here we have the brand new Revo Truck 9 and behind it we have a Revo Truck Six. Correct. Sir, tell me about the design of this. Well, it's a rigid frame with up to 20° of of of axle oscillation in the middle. Okay. Right. So, it's 10 degrees left, 10° right, and that allows you for the for allows for the machine to be able to go into uneven terrains while utilizing a rigid frame design. But that rigid frame design makes it more stable. Is that correct? 100%. Because if you guys are familiar with a payload or if you've ever had a load on the front and then you've went to turn, your machine becomes very unstable very fast. Correct. Are psyched dumpers any different in that unstability? So they suffer from the same thing that payloaders suffer from 1,00%. So you've made the frame rigid to balance the load right over the center mass of the machine at all times. Correct. We keep the center balance on the center of the machine. Okay. But typically a rigid framed piece of

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