The short tail swing design results in a rear overhang of 3.1" over the tracks, making it ideal for working in tight or confined spaces.
The TB2150R features a fixed boom arrangement and reduced tail swing design.
Takeuchi’s redesigned TL8R2 compact track loader includes new features such as an optional Creep Mode function. This allows operators to match the track loader’s forward speed to a particular attachment without having to constantly meter the travel lever.
The TB20e is the first Takeuchi designed-and-built, battery-powered machine in what will be a full line of electric products.
The TB370 is in the 6- to 7-ton class and is an exceptional machine for a wide range of customers, including general contractors, landscapers, and utility contractors.
Operator comfort is one of the four pillars of Takeuchi’s latest excavator, featuring a high-back suspension seat and low-effort pilot controls.
Takeuchi's 5-ton excavator features a long arm with integrated thumb mount and a max dig depth of 12 feet, 4.8 inches.
The excavator has an operating weight of 7,474 lbs.; a dig depth of 10 feet, 7.7 inches; maximum reach of 17 feet, 3 inches; and breakout force of 9,127 lbs.
The TL6 compact track loader is 5 feet wide and 6 feet 5.8 inches high, which allows the machine to work in areas with limited spaces.
Takeuchi's TB216H features both an electric motor and diesel engine with its own pump group to power the machine’s hydraulics.
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