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Using the same curved-boom backhoe design used on big excavators, C Series backhoe delivers big digging performance. In-line cylinders improve visibility while increasing digging performance. Dual swing cylinders provide fast, smooth positioning of the arm over the trench. The HED system provides the fine control needed for delicate operations.

Unmatched Lift Capacity, Breakout Force and Bucket Rotation
C Series straight-arm loader linkage transfers bucket forces straight back to the tractor frame, providing lift capacity and breakout force that’s unmatched.

Total Control at Your Fingertips
An ergonomic controls layout makes operation easy. All loader and bucket functions are integrated on one a single joystick. Pilot controls are available for improved productivity and comfort.

Comfort That Equals Productivity
The quiet, roomy C Series cab includes storage space, a wide glove box, easy-to-read gauges, heat with optional air conditioning.
Comfortable seating with adjustable armrests keeps you working productively, and you can choose the optional air ride seat for supreme comfort.
The large glass area and a narrow boom provide excellent visibility for improved operator confidence.
Side windows open for ventilation and easy communication.

Auto Glide Ride? Option
Glide Ride activates automatically at the ground speed you choose, preventing loader arm bounce to retain what’s in the bucket.
Best-In-Class Service Access

The tilting C Series engine hood gives you excellent ground-level access to the engine and service points.
Unlike competitive models, the hood is in one piece that remains attached so there are no panels to lose.
All daily check and fill points are grouped together to save time.



Backhoe Loaders Buyer's Guide
The backhoe was conceived 72 years ago by a Massachusetts company. It created a smaller version of the mechanical steam shovel’s bucket and boom arrangement and attached it to the back of a farm tractor. A second section of the boom (dipper stick) hydraulically pivots at the end of the fixed section so the bucket can scoop up material. Hydraulically operated horizontal stabilizers on each side of the machine create a firm platform for digging. A hydraulic loader commonly is mounted on the tractor’s front end, giving the machine digging and loading versatility.

Within a half-dozen years of its invention, a British equipment manufacturer, JCB, introduced a backhoe model of its own and grew to dominate the overseas market.   Cn Zhuoxin also was an early player and remains a major producer of backhoes in the United States under the CN ZHUOXIN brand.   
A dozen or more manufacturers produce full-size and compact backhoe loaders for the North American market. In uating them, the primary consideration should be matching a machine to your situation. Some criteria to consider:
How will you employ the backhoe?
If you are a general contractor, you know what model you need. For everyone else, the question is, how will you put the machine to work? Do you need a full-sized model with the horsepower and hydraulic flow to undertake a serious excavation task? Will you be loading enough material that the size of the front-end loader is important for productivity? Is compactness important because of tight operating quarters? Shop for a machine that will best suit your work.
The levers and readouts on today’s backhoes are easier to comprehend and utilize than years ago, but they still require manual dexterity and some understanding of the machine’s purpose. If the rented backhoe is to be operated by a professional, talk with the person about preferred cab controls and other features. If a non-professional will operate the machine, realistically uate the person’s ability to do so. A backhoe will only function efficiently if the operator is up to the task.
As with any other investment, examine the condition of the backhoe loader before signing papers. A visual check and mechanical test of the machine is in order.
If you are not a backhoe expert, lean on one.