Construction equipment owners looking at adding 3D machine control systems can sometimes take a step back when considering the installation, operator training and cost of these systems. That's why instead of taking the leap into 3D machine control, you might want to consider 2D as your next best step.
In our latest The Dirt video, Scott Lyttle, product manager at Trimble, tackles 2D head on, going over what information 2D does — and does not — give you. "For many applications, it's all about elevation, and a 2D system provides that," Lyttle says. 2D systems can be used on a variety of equipment, including dozers, graders and excavators, even down to skid steers and compact track loaders.
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