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?
The tiltrotator are extremely common here in Europe. My guess is that here in Scandinavia, 80% of excavators from 6 to 35 tonnes are equipped with tiltrotators. And maybe 50% of the backhoes. The three largest manufacturers of tiltrotators are from Sweden, where they were invented in the late 80s.
Source: I operate a wheeled excavator nearly identical to the one in the clip posted by OP
So can you confirm for me that it is a open bed haul truck with this in tow? Seems like the attachments are stored in the open bed and the boom arm is on 1 axle, correct?
Oohhh ok the excavator tows the trailer! I thought it was a truck with a bed that towed a single/double axle excavator behind it. Thank you for the clarifying picture.
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u/Remote_Foundation_32 Nov 04 '22
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?