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1970s-style orthographic line drawing of a generic tracked hydraulic excavator
EXC-02Hydraulic excavatorSide elevation · illustrative · NTS

Excavators and Mini Excavators

Trenching, grading, breaking, grasping, tool changing, or clearing.

1970s-style orthographic line drawing of a generic articulated wheel loader
WHL-03Wheel loaderSide elevation · illustrative · NTS

Wheel Loaders

Bulk loading, pallet or lumber handling, irregular-material handling, or snow work.

1970s-style orthographic line drawing of a generic backhoe loader
BHL-04Backhoe loaderSide elevation · illustrative · NTS

Backhoe Loaders

Loader-side handling at the front; digging, breaking, compacting, or drilling at the rear.

1970s-style orthographic line drawing of a generic telescopic handler
THL-05Telescopic handlerSide elevation · illustrative · NTS

Telehandlers

Fork and carriage work, approved lifting tools, buckets, or specialty handling.

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