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pdf brochure - Hitachi Construction Machinery Europe

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Easy to control<br />

The compact wheel loader is easy<br />

to manoeuvre using a multi-function<br />

joystick lever with integrated FNR<br />

switches. Controls are close at hand,<br />

allowing the operator to change the<br />

operational mode of the machine<br />

with minimal effort. The two-cylinder<br />

steering system contributes to the<br />

smooth and precise operation of the<br />

compact wheel loader. A cylinder<br />

is installed on both sides of the<br />

machine, ensuring balanced steering.<br />

The large traction force provides<br />

excellent mobility. Loading with a fork<br />

attachment is simple thanks to the<br />

stable and horizontal movement of the<br />

fork.<br />

Compact yet<br />

powerful<br />

Equipped with a large fuel tank, the<br />

compact wheel loader can work<br />

for lengthy periods of time without<br />

the need to stop and refuel. The<br />

limited slip differential (LSD) ensures<br />

the compact wheel loader can be<br />

driven safely on uneven and difficult<br />

terrain, enhancing the tires’ grip on<br />

snow-covered and muddy roads, for<br />

example. It also helps tires to last<br />

longer. Although it is a compact wheel<br />

loader, it has a relatively large loading<br />

capacity of at least two tonnes. This<br />

minimises the repetition of loading and<br />

lifting, which enhances productivity<br />

and efficiency.<br />

Excellent stability<br />

Extensive research by <strong>Hitachi</strong><br />

engineers into the wheel loader’s<br />

centre of gravity has helped to<br />

secure the overall balance of the<br />

machine, so that excellent stability<br />

is maintained during operation. The<br />

rear axle oscillation (RAO) angle has<br />

been designed to improve the wheel<br />

loader’s stability when travelling on<br />

uneven ground, ensuring minimum<br />

disturbance to the interior of the cab.

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