#CT-Operators

Geert Truyts from AGT Nijlen tell how it is using Compacttilt CTR10

Geert Truyts lives in Belgium, where he works as a machine operator for AGT Nijlen.
On a daily basis, he excavates parking lots and prepares for major gardening work.
Geert has been using the Compacttilt CTR10 for a long time – that’s why Compacttilt came to visit to hear his experience with the tiltrotator.

Wouter Janssen went for Compacttilt CT1 to his Eurocomach 14SR

Wouter Janssen is a specialist in building swimming pools and renovating and building new gardens.

When Wouter was going to buy a Eurocomach 14SR, he chose to buy a Compacttilt CT1 for his new mini excavator.

With the Compacttilt CT1, it has become easier for him to dig for swimming pools. Watch the interview with Wouter Janssen here.

Leon and Tim talks about the use of Compacttilt CTR3

Compacttilt visited Leon Hoorn and Tim Scheeper in the Netherlands while they were working on their new Takeuchi TB225.

Leon Hoorn chose to equip his new excavator with a Compacttilt CTR3.

In this article you can read and watch a video interview where they talk about their experience using Compacttilt.

Pedro van Schaijk rides Takeuchi TB240 with CTR6

Pedro van Schaijk is the first operator in the Netherlands to operate a CTR6 with a claw. Come in and see Pedro’s experience operating the Compacttilt Rotator CTR6

The man who bought the first Tilt

Jens Bang Olsen is the owner of JBO Entreprenør.

Back in 2013 he asked the owner and inventor of Compacttilt, Daniel Duus, if he could create a tiltrotator without Cylinder. This was the beginning of the tilt- and tiltrotator journey.

In this article you can read more about the inquiry, and watch a movie with Jens Bang Olsen, telling his story about the beginning of Compacttilt.

Arkil A/S share their experience with CTR10

After more than 2.500 working hours CTR10 is still running on the machine it was installed on.

Foreman of Arkil A/S Denmark, Herman Schou Roloff, was the the man who ordered a Compacttilt and has been very impressed by the settings of CTR10.

Mathias Vestergaard chose the CTR10 for his Wheel excavator

At Hans Ikjær Entreprenørforretning ApS, they are experiencing an increasing demand for district heating.

That is why they have chosen to buy a Takeuchi TB295W with a Compacttilt CTR10 from Øbakke A/S

Read the article and hear more about the advantages of Takeuchi TB295W and Compacttilt CTR10.

Michael Petersens feedback on CT10

Michael Petersen has upgraded his old backhoe with a brand new Hydrema 926G.

When Michael ordered his new backhoe from Hydrema, he did not compromise on comfort inside and outside the machine.

As something new, Michael chose to try out Compacttilt with our CT10. Click below and hear his feedback on using the CT10.

Casper Beck is the first user of CTR3-3

Casper Beck is the owner of the company CB Entreprenør ApS, where he digs trenches for geothermal heating and cables etc.

When he had to buy a new Hitachi Zaxis 26U, he was given the opportunity to be the first to have the Compacttilt CTR3-3 fitted with the HS2 Steering System – he accepted.

Compacttilt paid a visit to hear Casper’s experience of our new CTR3-3.

Svanhof ApS buys top-of-the-line Volvo EC20E with CTR2

Stefan Svanhof from Dianalund is the owner of the construction and rental company Svanhof ApS.

4 years ago he went all in as a contractor. Today he digs in, on and above the ground. He does everything from digging to concrete, demolition and construction work.

Half a year ago someone bought a top-spec Volvo EC20 with tinted windows and a CTR2.

Upgrade from Takeuchi TB225 to TB230 with a Compacttilt CTR3

Mads Bøgelund Petersen is the owner of the contractor company Bøgelunds Erhvervsservice.

In Bøgelunds Erhvervsservice, excavation and burial for cables, plugs and mains is carried out, as well as digging for water breaks, etc.

In this connection, Mads has upgraded the excavator from Takeuchi TB225 to Takeuchi TB230, and can now dig up to 65 centimeters deeper.

Compacttilt™ CTR2 is used for the expansion of the new MTB track in Silkeborg

Former WC Champion in BMX, Chris Tetsche Christensen, is today a trained contractor.

He makes a living making MTB tracks, and is in the process of expanding Silkeborg Bikepark.

Chris Tetsche Christensen chose a Hitachi Zaxis 19U as a mini excavator, where he had various requirements – including that it should have a Compacttilt™ CTR2.