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The E Series is hardly just an electronic warm-over, though. The system not only improves work accuracy and productivity, but it can also raise utilization on existing lasers. A laser receiver mast on the backhoe loader will integrate the E Series backhoes with laser reference systems, and the laser will replace the known reference point on the site. It's expected to be about a $10,000 option.Д¬at calls this the 'cornerstone for future product growth and enhancements,' and plans to introduce the AccuGrade BHL Laser System before the end of 2006. AccuGrade calculates the bucket position relative to the known reference point and indicates on a monitor mounted in the cab if the bucket is above, below, or on grade. Before swinging the backhoe to work, you program in the desired grade of the finished work. You put a bucket tooth on a point marked with an elevation, like a grade stake, curb, or manhole, and hit the button to set the AccuGrade memory at this known reference and enter the elevation. This is Cat's entry-level system for the backhoe loader market. An inclinometer measures the pitch and yaw of the tractor so it does not have to be set up per-fectly level. The AccuGrade BHL Site Reference System adds position sensors to the backhoe's hydraulic cylinders which allow it to determine the position of the bucket relative to a known reference point on the site. Product Link and AccuGrade are options on the E Series for the first time. The new E Series introduces the industry's first factory-installed electronic platform that accommodates an AccuGrade electronic grade-reference system and which promises to be the foundation of automated digging functions in the future. And the D Series made excavator-style pilot hydraulic controls standard on the flagship models at a time when many manufacturers weren't offering pilot-hydraulic controls, and those that did were offering the feature as an option only. The C Series included the first integrated toolcarrier versions of backhoe loaders, with parallel-lift loader arms and quick-attach couplers front and rear. The B Series brought the arched, excavator-style boom to backhoe loaders. Cat's A Series was the first backhoe loader with variable-displacement piston pumps powering the hydraulic system. They attacked the positions of entrenched leaders, like Case and Deere and JCB, in worldwide markets, with technology. I went to the press conference, and you'll find my notes (these are just NOTES, so they're rough - be kind) pasted below.Д¬onstruction Equipment magazine will publish a field test of the 420E IT in our March issue.ДЇor the time being, check out the attached photos from the press kitД¬aterpillar found itself in the position of market challenger with its entry into the backhoe loader market in 1980s. Cat introduced its E Series backhoe loaders to North America last month at World of Concrete.