After running a case 340b and watching the smaller loader arms flex and twist I'd appreciate the heavy arms, like the kubota 97. Heavy duty always the wat to go, i demoed one, comparing to others it seems pretty good.
I assume you recording with a cell phone...if you turn it sideways, the screen will present wider...holding it straight up gives you the block-colored sides like you are looking through something to watch.
My 259d3 does the same thing. I was told that’s normal when the system activates at a certain speed it’ll drop the arms a bit to charge the accumulator. Once you get used to it it’s not a big deal. Just raise the arms about 12” before you take off.
They all do that with ride control even the D models. You gotta be careful when you’re packing something if you use it. I feel like you’re a green horn 🍻
My 259d3 does the same thing. I was told that’s normal when the system activates at a certain speed it’ll drop the arms a bit to charge the accumulator. Once you get used to it it’s not a big deal. Just raise the arms about 12” before you take off.
@@midstatelandsolutionsllc1515 it doesn’t drop “a little”, it drops all the way to the stops on the frame in about half a second with a massive bang. Caterpillar is replacing a valve in there to try to fix it.
After running a case 340b and watching the smaller loader arms flex and twist I'd appreciate the heavy arms, like the kubota 97. Heavy duty always the wat to go, i demoed one, comparing to others it seems pretty good.
my ride control doesn't work either.
Love my 255
I assume you recording with a cell phone...if you turn it sideways, the screen will present wider...holding it straight up gives you the block-colored sides like you are looking through something to watch.
My 259d3 does the same thing. I was told that’s normal when the system activates at a certain speed it’ll drop the arms a bit to charge the accumulator. Once you get used to it it’s not a big deal. Just raise the arms about 12” before you take off.
HUH?....I am talking about your cell phone video...
Sorry I meant to reply to the comment above 😬
They all do that with ride control even the D models. You gotta be careful when you’re packing something if you use it. I feel like you’re a green horn 🍻
My 259d3 does the same thing. I was told that’s normal when the system activates at a certain speed it’ll drop the arms a bit to charge the accumulator. Once you get used to it it’s not a big deal. Just raise the arms about 12” before you take off.
@@midstatelandsolutionsllc1515 it doesn’t drop “a little”, it drops all the way to the stops on the frame in about half a second with a massive bang. Caterpillar is replacing a valve in there to try to fix it.
Get bobcat it’s so much better than cat and it’s way more powerful
@@carsonrike7480 you buy the dealer not the machine.