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Sany Sy235clr 25ton Long Boom Medium Excavator Price of Hydraulic Excavator High Performance

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10000 unit/month

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Operating Weight:
25.5 T
Bucket capacity:
1.3 m³


SANY SY245H Machine Excavator 25 ton Mining Excavator for Sale

SY245 24.5 ton excavator are designed with reinforced structure, high efficiency, high fuel efficiency and low environmental impact and maintenance costs, suitable for medium-sized earthwork.

High Output, Best Choice for Mining Excavator. Based on the SY245H model, the work equipment, undercarriage and frame have been reinforced to meet the rigorous requirements for mining applications.

Excellent Performance. With the AOCT (Auto Optimization Control Technology), the main pump can perfectly match the engine output power. This improves the working efficiency by 5%.

Superior Reliability. After 3000 hours of mining operations, the reliability is considered leading level.

Ultra Low Maintenance Costs. Filter replacement and maintenance at your fingertips. The easy access reduces maintenance costs.


Specification of SANY SY245H

Engine modelMitsubishi DO6FRC-TAA
Rated power147/2100kW/rpm
Emission standardTier 3
Operating weight25500kg
Std. track shoe width600 mm
Bucket capacity1.3 m3
Boom length5.9m
Arm length2.9m





FAQ 

1: What kind terms of payment can be accepted?

A: For terms of payment, L/C, T/T, D/A, D/P, Western Union (can be) could accepted

2: What certificates are available in Machinery?

A: For the certificate, we have CE, ISO, Gost, EPA(USA)CCC,

3: What about the delivery time?

A: 7-20 days after receiving the deposit.

4: What about the warranty time?

A: 12 months after shipment or 2000 working hours, whichever occuts first.

5. What about the Minimum Order Quantity?

A: The MOQ is 1 pcs    


Q:My family own a large landscaping and irrigation company and were thinking of buying a mini excavator for removing trees and planting bigger trees i.e. palms and such. We also install irrigation up to 4 inches of Pvc pipe and repair all kinds. Also French drains. If anyone has anything else I would love to know your opinions! All comments are welcome negative and positive. Thanks!
If you use one often enough, you save on the manual labor necessary to dig those holes and you save on rental costs and time to go get the machine and return it. On the other hand, you will now be responsible for maintenance and repairs, you will have to have a trailer and truck big enough to haul the machine and you will have to have insurance on the machine, truck and trailer. You have to have someplace secure enough to store the machine.
Q:My wife and I would absolutely love to have an inground swimming pool in our back yard. When looking at cost... it seems it will end up being around $30,000. When seeing how expensive it was, we decided to check into pool kits where you can install them yourself. I find myself to be a handy man and wouldn't mind the labor. How hard is it to actually install one of these pools yourself?(all answers welcomed but someone with experience in this topic preferred)THANKS!!!
I have taken on many DIY projects including installing an inground hot tub. There is a lot to do with a pool. You don't just dig a hole and line the walls and add water. You will need to integrate, piping for the filter system, a skimmer system, lighting as well as pumps and filters. You will also have to excavate for the pool, deal with the soil you remove and install the liner (concrete or what ever) so it doesn't crack, leak or split. After you do all of that, you will need to finish the area around the pool and add a safety fence. Don't forget in many areas you will need a permit and periodic inspections of your work. I would not attempt such a project on my own.
Q:we would either camp or live in our vehicles. i am broke as hell so might as well be poor out there. I have a better chance of finding enough gold to pay my bills than i do of staying here in FL and being broke all the time for lack of job prospects. It will be hard but so much fun! i have internet marketing ideas that could potentially make me very rich, but until i have money to advertise, i will remain broke as all hell! im female. late 30's,unencumbered and desperate for adventure and change! any takers?
All the easy Gold has been Panned,..Now they use Excavators, and dozer's.. A Tunnel digging machine at Porcupine Creek,..Alaska...you'd have to modify the Drill Bit... Too Bad... It's so far away from home..
Q:They are too tight, so how do I loosen them up?
take grease fitting completely out, take something and push on the front of the track to push cylinder in, grease will come out, reinstall grease fitting and readjust by pumping grease in as i told you in your other question when you said they was too loose
Q:I'm doing a landscape assignment that includes a pool and i need to know a cheap price for a pool, preferabley under ground and around the size of 4x8m? And also the site where you got the info from, thankyou!
you will get the answer from google
Q:I have a BA in Economics, however, my work experience has been in blue-collar jobs like construction labor, driving a truck, and operating heavy duty excavators and loaders for a construction company. I got my college degree because I didn't want to do construction for the rest of my life. However, the situation is that I cannot find a job because every job I try to apply for requires quot;relevantquot; work experience such as in customer service, sales and office work. I have never done those kinds of jobs. The reason I got my college degree was because I thought I had an advantage, yet I see that there is not much advantage in this job market for recent grads with no experience. What can I do in my situation to find a job? I don't want to continue working in construction. Please give me some advice. thank you.
my friend i think that most companies would likely hire experienced people if you don't like construction work that find another job beside economics and maybe that would be more challenging and you would really like it.my advice to you is go for Hotel Management or Tourism
Q:Heavy machine soldier 3 crab excavator, where I can't get on
May be affected. Estimated...And then into the above factory, similar to 2 places, and then out of the factory from the right. Go to a small hallway.... the most disgusting place. From which the collapse of the shelf up. See the bounty...... first... I think.... the shelf is blocking the road....................MM3 a total of 2 places nausea, one is here, one is to find the car No. 2 power supply room... Who can think of the power room is out of the building, on the outside...This answer is recommended by users
Q:I'm really interested in joining the U.S Navy, hopefully to be a Construction Mechanic (CM). Will i be able to get my A.S.E Certificate after my A-School? Or do i get it after my duty on my own time? And also what civilian jobs may i be able to relatively transfer to really smoothly? And also after the Seabees, im planning to attend U.T.I (Universal Technical Institute) to further pursue my career as a Diesel Engine Mechanic. Is it worth it? Or not? Any suggestions? Detailed reasonable answers are appreciated :) and lastly, is being a CM a good prequisite for my civilian counter part as a Diesel Engine Mechanic? Or is there another rate that's more relatively closer to this job?
How many frickin' times you going to ask this same question? If you haven't gotten an answer you like yet, then you're not going to get one!
Q:I scrapped the goodies out of a house while an excavator was demolishing it. Dusty work.
bir ekskavat?r onu y?kan ederken ben bir evin goodies d??ar? hurdaya. Tozlu ?al???r.
Q:My company ask me to do a cost study on buying heavy machineries (e.g. Shovel, Excavator, 16 tonne Tipper). Can anybody give me an advice on whether to buy or to rent the machineries for long term use. Which one is more cost effective in term of usage and maintenance.
Renting might be a little more expensive up front, but maintenance on heavy machinery can be very expensive. If your company purchases one and a hydraulic hose breaks it is costly not only to fix but the amount of time it takes. If you just rent the machine and something breaks the rental company will replace either the entire machine or the hose, which costs you company no money to fix just the time. So in the long run it might be better to rent because then you do not have to worry about maintenance and fixing it when it breaks down. Parts for heavy machinery are definitely not cheap at all. I would recommend renting the machine.

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