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Wi | Our first 262C we bought with 180hrs on it as a snow lease return. Ran it for about 5 months until 700hrs then traded to a 262C2 because of the deal they had going on. We've been running the 262C2 for a little over a year now and have just over 1500hrs on it. I had to fix a quick attach solenoid due to the workers wrapping a chain around the boom and ripping it off, otherwise it has been a very reliable machine even with all of the operator abuse.
If you work in bedding or brush I would suggest removing the snorkel that pulls the intake air from the right hand tower, it just makes things worse.
They would have some quirks with the A/C fans blowing the fuse often, otherwise the HVAC is very good on these machines. Just make sure you cover up the duct work when you flip the cab, don't need to push a bunch of dirt down in there when cleaning and such. The Coils sit underneath the cab in the belly of the machine. They are easy to remove if you need to clean them, no need to unhook any of the lines they just slide up and out. The A/C condensor is not as nice to clean, the D series moved this to the rear door which is nice though. | |
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cat 262C ?
