Mads from Bøgelunds Erhvervsservice replaces his Takeuchi TB225 with a TB230 with CTR3
Article: 21-11-2022
The digger
Mads Bøgelund Petersen
Works here: Bøgelunds Erhvervsservice
Digger experience: 10-12 år
former occupation: Truck driver
Where in Denmark: Korsør and surroundings
The machine
Name: Takeuchi
Type: TB230
Extra options: Compacttilt™ CTR3
• Extra light package
• Mat
• Red light in the cabin
• Extra light for working at night
Dealer: CBC Bay Christensen A/S
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Cable trenching
When digging for cables, the Takeuchi TB230 with Compacttilt CTR3 is an eminent choice. With the narrow width of the CTR3, it becomes incredibly easy to dig narrow trenches for cables.
After Bøgelunds Erhvervsservice has upgraded from Takeuchi TB225 to Takeuchi TB230, Mads Bøgelund can dig about 65cm further down.
Other tasks
In addition to cable digging, Bøgelunds Erhvervsservice also carries out:
- Digging culverts
- Digging mains
- Excavation at water break
CTR3 (Max 3Tons)
Installation height from: 305 mm
Width: 285 mm
Weight: 92 kg
Quick Coupler: S40
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Tags: Artikel, Compacttilt, Compacttilt Rotator, CTR3, Takeuchi, Takeuchi TB230, TB230, TakeuchiTB230, CBC Bay Christensen A/S, Bøgelunds Erhvervsservice, Mads Bøgelund Petersen