Takeuchi unveils short-tailed excavator TB335R
Equipment

Takeuchi unveils short-tailed excavator TB335R

To its TB300 Series, Takeuchi has included a compact excavator with a short tail-swing.

North America and Europe will be the first regions to carry the TB335R model.

The TB335R's short tail-swing design results in a rear overhang of only 3.1 inches over the rails, making it excellent for working in tight or constricted locations." Along with remarkable stability that is uncommon in a short tail-swing machine, it also offers smooth, user-friendly controls that make it easy for operators to handle challenging tasks.

A Tier 4 Final/European Stage V emission-compliant engine that produces 24.4 horsepower and a maximum torque of 70.6 foot-pounds powers the excavator.

The TB335R has two operating modes, Standard and ECO, which enable users to tailor the mode to the task at hand and decide whether they prefer more power or fuel savings.

The complete cab variant has a maximum breakout force of 9,127 pounds and weighs 8,310 pounds with cab or canopy options. According to reports, the digging force is 4,290 pounds.

Also read:
Deere launches new models of P-tier large wheel loaders
Raimondi Cranes unveils new brand and company vision


To its TB300 Series, Takeuchi has included a compact excavator with a short tail-swing. North America and Europe will be the first regions to carry the TB335R model. The TB335R's short tail-swing design results in a rear overhang of only 3.1 inches over the rails, making it excellent for working in tight or constricted locations. Along with remarkable stability that is uncommon in a short tail-swing machine, it also offers smooth, user-friendly controls that make it easy for operators to handle challenging tasks. A Tier 4 Final/European Stage V emission-compliant engine that produces 24.4 horsepower and a maximum torque of 70.6 foot-pounds powers the excavator. The TB335R has two operating modes, Standard and ECO, which enable users to tailor the mode to the task at hand and decide whether they prefer more power or fuel savings. The complete cab variant has a maximum breakout force of 9,127 pounds and weighs 8,310 pounds with cab or canopy options. According to reports, the digging force is 4,290 pounds. Also read: Deere launches new models of P-tier large wheel loaders Raimondi Cranes unveils new brand and company vision

Next Story
Infrastructure Energy

India, a Global Leader in Green Energy with 214 GW Capacity

As India enters the new year, it concludes 2024 with an impressive 214 GW of installed green energy capacity, positioning the country on track to meet its ambitious target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based energy by 2030, as reported by the Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. Between April and November 2024, India added nearly 15 GW of renewable energy capacity—almost double the 7.57 GW added during the same period in 2023. India surpassed the 200 GW milestone in renewable energy capacity in September 2024, reaching 214 GW by November, a 14 per cent increase from 187.05 GW in t..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

JSW Group Inks with Maharashtra Government for Rs 3 trillion Investment

The JSW Group signed a MoU with the Maharashtra Government at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. The company will be investing Rs 3 trillion across key sectors, including steel, renewable energy, electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, solar wafer and cell modules, infrastructure and cement. This strategic initiative aims to create thousands of jobs, enhance industrial capabilities, and contribute to sustainable economic growth. As per the MoU, the Government of Maharashtra will facilitate the investment by expediting clearances, providing fiscal incentives, and ensuring the avail..

Next Story
Technology

Microsoft Commits $3 Billion for India’s Digital Infrastructure

Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO, Microsoft, reportedly revealed that it intends to invest $3 billion in developing data centres and other digital infrastructure in India, marking its largest commitment in Asia. The company plans to allocate the funds over the next two years to build new data centres and upgrade existing facilities. Additionally, the company aims to train 10 million individuals over the next five years to accelerate AI innovation in India. Nadella, a Mangalore University graduate, emphasized the strategic importance of this initiative in strengthening India's AI ecosystem. Thi..

Advertisement

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Talk to us?