Love the tl8 but really disappointed in the lower hp on the t10 v. They really need the option of having a t10 without the vertical lift and increased hp.
Thanks for the video. I was wondering if that effects the speed of the machine too when traveling. My unit seems to have a mind of its own. How does it work with the self leveling feature? How does that get engaged? What are the buttons for on the right joystick? I know the benefits of seeing the edge of the bucket but I wish there was a visual representation of the bucket level. It would be nice if the unit compensated for a level bucket on its own and told the operator how many inches from ground level it is at..
We have a tl6 it has it. My cat 249 still has more power and is a better machine by far. We've had nothing but issues with the takeuchi tl6 and tl8. The 12s are the worst
@@genemurray5693 some I haven't had a problem with but others it's this or that seems like alot. You don't by parts just when something breaks down wear and tear products also. Kind of a dumb comment to say if you can buy a Takeuchi you can afford the parts. One way of looking at that comment would be to say Takeuchi machines are over priced another way to look at that comment would be to say you really don't need to look at the price of those parts. Not good business advice on your comment. You either work for Takeuchi or you don't pay for those parts you say we shouldn't worry about.
@@kurtnewyork9374 quite the contrary. I guess I meant oem parts are preferable to aftermarket in most cases. I’ve never had any problems or repairs outside of normal wear. Yes parts are expensive but if you’re not making money are you going to shop around for a cheaper part while machine sits? I don’t work for Takeuchi and I’m not wealthy but I believe in keeping my machines in top condition even if it costs a bit more. Guess I’m partial to the brand because they have served me well.
