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Features

The VGT provides optimal air flow under all engine speed and load conditions. The upgraded version provides better exhaust temperature management.
 

The HST provides quick travel response and aggressive drive into the pile. Full auto-shifting eliminates any gear shifting and kick-down operation to allow the operator to concentrate on digging and loading. The HST also acts as a dynamic brake to slow the loader. This dramatically extends the life of the wet disc brakes.
 

Creep mode limits the travel speed in 1st speed range, while still allowing for full hydraulic flow.
 

A new standard, heated, air-suspension seat provides enhanced support on rough roads and dampens machine vibrations, providing a more comfortable ride for the operator. The angle of the armrest is fully adjustable for optimum operator comfort. A secondary F-N-R switch is incorporated into the standard multi-function mono lever.
 

The dedicated, full-color monitor on the right side of the cab provides the operator with a rear-view from the machine. This monitor can be always on or only on when the loader shifts into reverse. Guidelines provide the operator with visual cues for the width of the loader.
 

The Electronically Controlled Suspension System (ECSS) or ride control system uses an accumulator which absorbs some of the shock in the boom arm, giving the operator a much smoother ride. This reduces operator fatigue and reduces material spillage during load and carry operations. ECSS is speed sensitive, meaning that the boom won’t move during stationary digging.
 

The standard Electronically Controlled Suspension System or ride control system uses an accumulator, which absorbs some of the shock in the boom arm, giving the operator a much smoother ride. This reduces operator fatigue and reduces material spillage during load and carry operations. Ride control is speed sensitive and the activation speed can be adjusted in the monitor panel.
 

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