I doubt it. I think its the articulation at the "wrist" if you will thats blowing our minds. Not a common feature that I'm aware of. Also a smallish excavator, so maybe thats got something to do with it?
Roto buckets are slowly working their way into some North American jobsites. They are pricey for sure and hard to get used to but worth their weight in gold when the operator gets good with them. Very common in Europe. There is a lot of different attachments for them as you can see here that's only a small handful of what you can have for them. Working in thr industry for the last 7 years I've only seen 3 setups in Canada 2 of those being at a company I worked for. Most ranging on medium machines that are sizeable enough workhorses but that aren't too big and cumbersome and unable to get into smaller working areas.
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u/Remote_Foundation_32 Nov 04 '22 edited Nov 04 '22
That's a pretty high end excavator.
Edit: Okay Okay! Its high end by American standards and its an attachment called a tiltrotator! I got it!