Hitachi shows its dedication

March 11, 2017
Dedication to the product line is the key for Hitachi, with all machines Tier IV Final so there is no need for diesel particulate filters, which also means there is one less thing to be maintained - and for operators to worry about. The company says it is making the commitment to customers and dealers that it will have parts on the shelf for them
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