Posted by John in La on August 08, 2012 at 06:00:56 from (67.35.236.49):
In Reply to: Backhoe Controls posted by cmcgalla on August 07, 2012 at 18:17:50:
practice practice practice
Like showcrop said keep two things in motion at all times to soffen the blow of switching between differant motions. In other words feather the controls so you can control what motion you want to happen. If you pull the boom and dipper control all the way the boom may be the only thing to work well. But if you learn to feather the controls you can make it switch back and forth between the two to where it looks and feels like one motion.
Then when you get to where you can do that very well we can see how good a operator you are by switching the controls around because there in several standards. Even todays modern day joystick equiptment uses differant control actions. Cat uses a SAE standard while John Deere uses a ISO standard.
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