What’s New with Takeuchi Construction Equipment? - Quite a Lot
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Takeuchi has acquired Kobelco’s former plant in South Carolina where it plans to produce all of its compact track loaders. But that’s not the only thing new for the brand.
Justin Smith, regional product manager for Takeuchi, comes on The Dirt to discuss the company’s plans for the U.S. factory and how many people it plans to hire. He also reveals the company’s new products and what it has in store for the near future. The new equipment offerings may surprise you.
So to learn more about Takeuchi and its plans for the U.S. market, check out the latest episode of The Dirt.
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In This Episode:
00:00 - Takeuchi Construction Equipment
00:31 - Takeuchi’s New Assembly Plant
01:24 - Will Takeuchi CTLs be Made in the USA?
02:05 - When Will the New Assembly Plant be Fully Operational?
02:44 - New & Upcoming Takeuchi Machines
03:39 - What Kind of Excavators Does Takeuchi Offer?
04:17 - Will Takeuchi Ever Offer a CTL Bigger Than the TL12V2?
07:23 - Has Takeuchi Fixed Their Aftertreatment Issues?
10:17 - Final Thoughts - Авто та транспорт
Built in us , there goes quality control. Sad but true. Best equipment is built in Japan.
I agree with you sir, but… let’s pray that attitude in this country of the new generations WAKE UP!!! Instill sense of pride in what Americans can do! Looking of course to our forefathers for guidance, we used to make the strongest the fastest! Remember WW 2 generation..
Hitachi agrees with you 100%
I agree with you mostly
As long the parent company keeps the same goals quality over quantity
Hopefully
@@macman091 I own John deere 35g and 50g built by Hitachi, awesome machines
@@macman091 Hitachi needs to build track loaders, skid steers. Reliable and simple
Japan doesn’t have DEI hires !
😂😂😂
I’m currently looking at the new TB370 mini excavator. This is a well timed video!
🎉Thanks brother, this my first time knowing of this great brand🎉
I own a TB53FR , have owned it for about 20 years now and it’s awesome! Still use it almost everyday
Just got me TB257FR and absolutely love it
Thanks for the input I'll check into it and I'm subscribing
Great video with great information! Justin is a good dude knows his stuff
Great interview! Love the Takeuchi!!!
Great information.
Love the TL 12 ran a brand new one , a couple years back. Was blown away! Company almost switched all machines but parts lead times were not acceptable
Love my tl12 track loader…..great machine…
I have not run a new one. But I loved Takeuchi. Ran a to 140 230 and a 250. For 5 years. Hod no issues . But needing service of course. Great machines that a durable spacious. Given I an 6’3 I was comfortable in them
I love the flip up front screen, why does no one else do that?
Great to have the jobs in the US. BUT some businesses are just going to wait a couple of years to see how the quality and reliability of these of US made machines hold up before purchasing.
This was needed 3 years ago. Still a multiple month wait time for a tl12 high flow. Last year this time it was 1 year wait time!
Covid backup clown piece
Great product but our local dealer is horrible
Working on a radio controlled model of a legally distinct "red track loader" and it has been great fun. Our Caterpillar at work just isn't as refined. Takeuchi (say it with me Brian: "ta kay oo chee") practice your Japanese syllables 😂.
Real talk though, great video, can't wait to see more of Tak's full lineup hit our shores, and really miss those live streams.
I have had a TL8R2 HF on order since April 2022 and was supposed to be delivered Dec 29, 2023 and now Feb 2024 delayed again with no new delivery date.
Almost bought a pristine TL230 at auction last year but got overbid :(
I dont see how New Hollands new 362 is considered a compact track loader bc that thing is fuggin huge its the biggest in the market right now.
As soon as we get President Trump back in the White House we will see a lot more manufacturing in the USA. GO TRUMP!
The tak is a solid machine
@KD-ss7rf I recently got a tb53fr I really like it but having some overheating issues in the summer wondering if you have had any issues or fixes for this? It kind of sounds like this could have been a common issue but nobody at the dealer seems to know anything any input would be appreciated thanks
They have a new pulley kit that allows the fan to spin up to 300 rpm’s more and belly pan with more holes to push the hot air out quicker. I put the kit on my 260
Compact equipment is better if it is smaller. Smaller, powerful equipment is better with all the job sites getting smaller and smaller.
There goes the quality and the pricing.
American quality control and work ethic is garbage.
Talk-Uh-Hoochi?
Better keep a sharp eye on quality control.Does'nt take much to destroy a solid reputation.They make good equipment,hope it stays that way.Japanese workers are much more disciplined and committed.
If they can now go back to Yanmar engines then I’d be excited. Until then we switched to Deere. The Kubota engines are failing at a high rate in the Takeuchi’s and even when under warranty still, Takeuchi is denying warranty. It’s a shame because we love them and they have been great until the TL12R2’s started having engine failures.
Any idea why?
why cant they give it a name that isnt horrible to spell?
come on meow this is america, give it a name that will match if you want proper sell
When are they going to make an electric Takeuchi?