Roomy narrow-vein scoop loadingDUX Machinery's first compact, narrow-vein scoop loader

DUX Machinery's first compact, narrow-vein scoop loader

By Matthew Coyte

June 25, 2019

DUX Machinery's DSL-300 scoop loader has no shortage of space. Courtesy of DUX Machinery.

There is no shortage of space in the operator’s seat of DUX Machinery’s DSL-300 scoop loader, the company’s first compact, narrow-vein machine. DUX president Hermann Bumueller said the cabin is designed for the comfort of the operator, hosting a side-seat with simplified controls and more leg room for operators as they manoeuvre with increased visibility.

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