After running a case 340b and watching the smaller loader arms flex and twist I'd appreciate the heavy arms, like the kubota 97. Heavy duty always the wat to go, i demoed one, comparing to others it seems pretty good.
@jacobo565 my initial order went in October Sept 23 but came back as couldn't order because of the change over. Then it went in January. Delivery date has gone up and down like a dogs dick and now being told Feb 2025. Will be first ones in Europe though
I assume you recording with a cell phone...if you turn it sideways, the screen will present wider...holding it straight up gives you the block-colored sides like you are looking through something to watch.
My 259d3 does the same thing. I was told that’s normal when the system activates at a certain speed it’ll drop the arms a bit to charge the accumulator. Once you get used to it it’s not a big deal. Just raise the arms about 12” before you take off.
@@midstatelandsolutionsllc1515 nah there was actually a problem. Aparrantly they put a couple hoses on opposite fittings from what they were supposed to be connected to
@@thethoughtfulcarpenter dealer informed me the hoses hooked to the valve for the ride control were hooked up backwards and that’s why it wasn’t working
They all do that with ride control even the D models. You gotta be careful when you’re packing something if you use it. I feel like you’re a green horn 🍻
My 259d3 does the same thing. I was told that’s normal when the system activates at a certain speed it’ll drop the arms a bit to charge the accumulator. Once you get used to it it’s not a big deal. Just raise the arms about 12” before you take off.
@@midstatelandsolutionsllc1515 it doesn’t drop “a little”, it drops all the way to the stops on the frame in about half a second with a massive bang. Caterpillar is replacing a valve in there to try to fix it.
It does that because your hauling ass with the implement halfway in the air. The lower you carry your material the more stable it'll be. It's saying whoa hoss!! 😂
