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How many yards of material can you put in that most interesting looking Terex?
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I'm pretty sure it is a 5 ton dumper.
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Thanks.
4.5 heaped.
Close, 6 ton.
Bought it on eBay from a used truck dealer in Virginia. It was delivered 1/6/2010, on a flatbed semi trailer. He parked on the side of the road. I backed my trailer up to it, the driver backed the dumper onto mine and I pushed it in our driveway with the V518. Put the ramps down and drove it off.
March, 2013, we moved here in October 2011.
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Seeing the above pictures of the dumper reminded me of when I needed to set out a round bale after I sold the V518 and before I got the V417.
This is the way it was done when I had the V518:
Used the dumper, could not see the bale spear, so my wife had to guide me into it. 9/4/2010
This is the way it was done when I had the V518:
Used the dumper, could not see the bale spear, so my wife had to guide me into it. 9/4/2010
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There is a way. :thumbsup:
Just pickup up my new V417 yesterday. 5 hour drive to get it. Dealer claimed it was the last new tier 3 in USA. It was difficult to find a V417. So now I have (2006)A300 (2016)V417 (2008)Toolcat 5600 and (2005)2200D. Looking to get rid of Toolcat. Worked great but wanted high lift rating and and higher lift with reach.
What brand of back camera system did you get?
What brand of back camera system did you get?
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Hope that you like the V417 as much as I like mine.
The camera system is a commercial duty from Rearview Systems: Rearview Systems: Backup Camera Safety Kits & Accessories
The front camera is 53 degrees and the rear is 130.
If I knew then what I know now, instead of moving the tail light over, I would put the camera where the backup alarm was.
More pictures from early on in this thread: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/toolcat/273429-toolcat-v417-post3506550.html#post3506550
I thought the same thing about rear camera. Easier to move backup alarm. Already disconnect the alarm. Thanks for the info on backup cameras. I see you changed the protection shield on the front camera. I can't count how many rear turn signal lights I have broken on my Toolcat.