Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 4+

In this version, we have added support for Caterpillar’s next generation compact track loaders (models ending “5”) and improved some installation animations.

Trimble® Earthworks GO! 2.0 is the next generation of machine control for small contractors.

Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 has been completely redesigned to support smaller hardware components, more installation flexibility, a better overall app experience and future expansion to other machine types. All while continuing to provide the same precise automatic control of your compact machine grading attachment that was introduced with the original system. Download the app interface to use with your Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 grade control system.

Supercharge your grading projects with a system that just works, right out of the box. Compatible with both iPhone and iPad smart devices, Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 offers fully automatic control of your compact grading attachments with minimal setup required. With its user-friendly interface, integrated setup tutorials, and high-precision sensing technology, Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 was built with a single purpose in mind: to save contractors time and money.

Note: Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 requires Trimble machine control hardware. Please contact your local SITECH dealer for more information: https://heavyindustry.trimble.com/en/where-to-buy

Three tiers of the Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 system are available: Slope guidance only, Slope and Depth Offset (Single Laser Receiver), and Slope plus Dual Depth Offsets (Dual Laser Receivers). Your SITECH dealer can help you choose the system to best address your grading needs.

Trimble Earthworks GO! 2.0 automates your compact machine grading attachment so you can complete your projects faster and more accurately. Get the newest machine control platform from the company that invented the technology. This is just one more way Trimble is transforming the way the world works.

KNOWN ISSUES
The Earthwork GO! 2.0 app may occasionally present a “Bluetooth Pairing Request” message when connecting to a previously paired device. Either accepting or dismissing this request will allow the user to move forward.