Drone Footage of ASV RT-75HD Grading Around a New House
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- After using an ASV RT-75 in his site grading business, Lloyd Landry says the speed of the machine helps him do more work in less time every day. See Lloyd and his machine in action here.
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My machine is a ASV50 with smooth green tracks everyone should have that machine set up in their lineup , useful 80% of the time at full power no slip , Never leaves a mark with these tracks , I only have to avoid swamps and ice storms then I take out my other Asv with full track looking to buy the new cab 65 or a 75 HD thinking 65 because it’s tight where I work and I could still get my green tracks
Thanks for sharing, Rich!
What brand & size bucket is that?
It’s probably a 74 inch Virnig bucket. That’s what came with my 75HD
Colt Christianson that’s my machine. It’s a cat 78” bucket. I like to use a wider bucket, because it keeps more material away from the tracks.
@@ponchhunt sure, makes sense. I have A RT75, with the factory 74" Virnig bucket. I've used a 80" Bobcat bucket and liked the added width as well. On that Cat bucket, I noticed the back bottom corner is sharp (like the Bobcat), where the Virnig has a large "flat", or "angle" that does not "cut" as well when back-dragging.
@@logmax7000 Thanks for your reply! the Virnig does not have double step treads, or the sharp corner on the bottom back edge. I do prefer that sharp corner, it "cuts" and back-drags better. So I was wondering the brand, since Bobcat also has that sharp corner, but didn't look like a Bobcat bucket.
The problem I found with the CAT bucket I had was the mount angle being too low. You could curl the bucket back to carry a big load, but it wouldn’t tip far enough when dumping. It was fine when working near ground level, but hard to dump into a trailer or on a pile, especially with sticky material.
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