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Nuts & Bolts Continued from Pg 28 Closer Look: Develon's Top-Selling DL280- 7 Wheel Loader with Transparent Bucket The 189-horsepower model comes standard with the first technology to eliminate blind spots in front of the bucket. Read transcript below, video is available online at www.Equipmentworld.com In the video above, Develon Product Manager Bill Zak gives us a walkaround tour of the company's top-selling wheel loader, the DL280-7, at World of Concrete 2025. e 189-horsepower model is among a 12-loader lineup from the company formerly known as Doosan Infracore. One unique as- pect of Develon's -7 loaders is that they come standard with the company's Trans- parent Bucket. e industry-first technol- ogy gives operators a virtual "see through" view in front of the bucket on a dedicated monitor, eliminating for- ward blind spots when the bucket is raised. It can be paired with Develon's AVM (around-view monitor) for a 270-degree view outside the loader for additional safety and situational awareness. Key Features ree engine modes – Economy, Standard and Power. Stronger axles for increased li capacities. Additional counterweight. Reversible fan to clear dirt, dust and other large debris to reduce clogging. Deeper front fender for better windshield protection. Powershi transmission with optimized hydraulic pumps. Z-bar li arm. Return to dig. Limited slip differentials on both front and rear axles. Ride Control to reduce material loss when carrying loads. Increased glass area, full glass door and larger mirrors. Upgraded heating and air conditioning system. Develon Smart Guidance System provides tips for operators to achieve more efficient machine operation. Develon Smart Key for push-button engine starts. Convenient component access, centralized lubrication points and accessible fluid-level checks. Other standard features on Develon's loaders include: So our biggest thing as we rolled into the dash-seven machines is what we call a transparent bucket. So we got a camera on the front axle, right here, and we got a top camera right over the E in Develon. Bill Zak: Story Continued on Page 32 30 IDA Universal Q1 2026