Hitachi ZX300LC-7s are at home in Norway

Construction company Farbu & Gausen AS has taken receipt of Norway’s first two Hitachi ZX300LC-7 excavators. Founded in 1998, the Inderøy-based company has a wide selection of Hitachi excavators and wheel loaders.

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A landmark first

“Reliability and operational safety are highly important to us, and Hitachi machines allow us to benefit from minimal downtime,” says Farbu & Gausen’s General Manager Even Gausen. “All-in-all, Zaxis excavators are flexible, cost-effective and always ready for action.”

The Zaxis-7 machines were delivered by authorised Hitachi dealer, Nasta AS. Sales Representative Trond Viktor Meland says: “It is fantastic that such a loyal and professional Hitachi customer gets to benefit from this landmark ‘first’. It’s pleasing to know that Even’s operators will be working with such innovative and exciting technology.

“The reaction from Farbu & Gausen’s operators was superb. They were delighted to have the honour of driving Norway’s first ZX300LC-7s, and are certainly looking forward to putting the new medium excavators to the test.”

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