The chassis carries the covered power unit and four wheels beneath the cab.
Releasing Soil onto the Side Spoil Pile
Loading and Excavation Around the Site
Scoop aggregate from a material-yard stockpile and push loose soil into a shallow cut with the front bucket. Use the rear backhoe to excavate a drainage channel and release soil onto a side spoil pile, with the rear support legs deployed for digging.
Excavating a Shallow Drainage Channel
Pushing Loose Soil into a Shallow Cut
Releasing Soil onto the Side Spoil Pile
Scooping Aggregate in the Material Yard
Excavating a Shallow Drainage Channel
Pushing Loose Soil into a Shallow Cut
The chassis carries the covered power unit and four wheels beneath the cab.
The enclosed glazed cab contains the operator seat and operating controls.
The front loader arms and hydraulic linkage position the loading bucket.
The wide front bucket handles loose soil and aggregate at the loading end.
The rear boom and dipper use hydraulic cylinders to position the digging tool.
The toothed digging bucket connects to the working end of the rear arm.
Two rear support legs lower their feet to the ground during backhoe work.

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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899The front bucket gathers and moves loose material, including aggregate at a stockpile and soil during backfilling.
The rear arm positions a digging bucket for localized excavation, such as shallow drainage channels and trench work.
Two rear stabilizer legs provide ground-contact support during rear digging and stow beside the frame for travel.
A side cover opens to the power compartment. The cab also has exterior steps and a side entry door.
Confirm the exact model, bucket capacities, digging limits, dimensions and required configuration before placing an order.