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Model		Unit	CE18	CE28
Operating Weight		Kg	1830	3200
Ground Pressure		Kpa	36	29
ENGINE
Model			YANMAR 3TNV82A	YANMER 3TNV88
Cylinders		Nos.	3	3
Bore/Stroke		mm	82×84	88×90
Displacement		L	1.331	1.642
Fuel injection			Direct
Fuel injection pump			Mechanical
Fuel			Diesel
Fuel filter			Full flow
Cooling			Water-cooling
Rated Power		Kw/rpm	15.5/2200	19.2/2200
Max. torque		Nm/rpm	87/1320	100~109/1320
ELECTRICAL
Voltage		V	12	12
Alternator		A	30	40
Battery			Heavy-duty	Heavy-duty
SERVICE REFILL CAPACITIES
Hydraulic oil tank	Refill capacity	L	25	35
Hydraulic oil tank	Total system	L	32	45
Engine	Oil change	L	5	5
	Fuel tank	L	18	25
	Radiator	L	3.5	4
BOOM/ARM
Boom	Swing(Left/Right)	deg	60/45	70/60
	Length	mm	1805	2280
	weight	Kg	69	116
Arm	Length	mm	1150	1170
Arm	weight	Kg	35	63.5
UNDERCARRIAGE
Number of rollers	Top, each track	Nos.	1	1
Number of rollers	Bottom, each track	Nos.	3	4
Gradability		%	58	58
PERFORMANCE SPECS
A. Max. dig radius		mm	3715	4825
B. Dig radius at groundline		mm	3610	4675
C. Max. dig depth		mm	2065	2740
D. Dump height		mm	2220	3230
E. Overall reach height		mm	3025	4585
F. Bucket rotation		deg	174	173
G. Vertical straight wall dig depth		mm	1500	2175
H. Lift above groud		mm	220	370
J. Drop below groud		mm	245	240
K. Min. rotation radius		mm	1760	2130
Arm digging force		KN	10	13.4
Bucket digging force		KN	14	17.8
OVERALL DIMENSIONS
A. Overall height		mm	2300	2685
B. Overall length		mm	3800	4460
C. Width of upperstructure		mm	1050	1550
D. Track overall length		mm	1460	2125
E. Track overall width shoes		mm	1050	1550
F. Track shoe width		mm	230	300
G. Center to center(idler to sprocket)		mm	1090	1635
H. Upperstructure ground clearance		mm	465	575
J. Min. ground clearance		mm	235	255
K. Tail swing radius		mm	1130	790
L. Backfill blade height		mm	250	350
HYDRAULICS
Pumps			Gear pump	2×Variable displacement piston pump+gear pump
Capacity-Max.		L/Min	2×19.8	2×32+26
System relief pressure-Standard		Mpa	18	21+19.5
Pilot control hydraulic pump			Gear pump	Gear pump
Maximun capacity		L/Min	6.6	10
Relief pressure		Mpa	3	3.5
Control valves	Control valve		8 function multiple	8 function multiple
	Pump #1		right travel, swing, boom swing, arm	right travel, boom, bucket
	Pump #2		left travel, boom, bucket, dozzer	left travel, arm
	Pump #3		pilot valve	cab swing, dozer, boom swing
	Pump #4		/	pilot valve
Swing	Motor		Fixe displacement axial piston design
	Speed	rpm	12	10
	Brake		Hydraulically released	Spring applied, hydraulically released with dual cushion relief
Travel	Motor		Two speed axial piston design
	Final drive		Planetary gear reduction
	Low speed	Km/h	2	2
	High speed	Km/h	4.5	4
HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS
Boom cylinder	Bore diameter	mm	63	80
	Rod diameter	mm	35	45
	Stroke	mm	410	583
Arm cylinder	Bore diameter	mm	63	70
	Rod diameter	mm	35	40
	Stroke	mm	430	515
Bucket cylinder	Bore diameter	mm	55	63
	Rod diameter	mm	32	40
	Stroke	mm	300	432

Q: I have tried to my dismay a 90 LB air powered jack hammer. I get through the slab but have to bury the bit twice and still can't pry the chunks out with a Johnson bar. I'm thinking maybe having an excavator come in to try something. Any ideas? Should I cut it up with a saw and take it out in chunks? It's 8quot; thick and slightly more in some spots.: Nothing beats the power of heavy equipment for a job this size. Bite the bullet and get at least a large bobcat,or better a front end loader or loader/backhoe on the job. It will be cheaper in the long run as well as faster and far easier, plus a lot and safer for you. I'm a building contractor, I know what I'm talking about.

Q: What does the excavator model mean at 1:35?: Model ratio is the ratio of model size to physical size. For example, the model is 1 meters high and the actual object is 35 meters high.

Q: I tow this machine today, I just would like to know how much i towed, thanks.: Bobcat 334

Q: When do i pay contractors in building a house?Im building a new house and i am currently arranging to have the excavator contractor there to install septic and excavate for the foundation. Then im having the foundation contractor come in to do his job. I live in Nova Scotia if that makes any difference. im doing my own work after the foundation except plumbing and electrical. Should any of these guys be asking for money up front or part way through? Or do they finish then bill me with 30 days to pay? Whats the normal procedure? no mortgage.: i am a contractor in san antonio texas. we ask for fifty percent upon the day we sart the job. depending on the size of the job we may have to ask for another payment arounf 3/4 quarters of the way through. we do this for several reasons. one, we have to by materials necessary for the job at hand we do not keep stock items since each customer is different. second most contractors use sub- contractors to assist in areas where the sub would be more qualified and time effective. also, it is a good faith payment. if my customer has accepted my proposel i hope at that point we have established trust with one another. i know that once that payment is given they are serious and are ready to invest in the improvement. to reassure that my customer is comfortable and confident when they hand over large sums of money i always provide a reciept that includes specific details as to what and where that money is gonna be used for. i may not do it doen to the nickle but i like to reassure them that i have a plan of action and that i am dependable. i can understand why you or anyone would be weary to hand over a check but there are a few way to reassure yourself you are working with the right people. ask for reference from customers the contractor has done similiar work for. check with the BBB. google there name and see f anyone has said anything on the internet. i love it when a new customer wants to talk to an old one because it immediatly set my new customer at ease. just follow your gut and ask as many questions as you want. you are the customer and if they dont wanna answer its time to find a new contractor. good luck!! have fun!!

Q: Hi. I am getting a few baby bearded dragons in a couple months. I was wondering what size terrarium I should put them in. I am getting 1 male and 2 females. I was also wondering if I should put some burrows in with some burrow maker thing I got. I have 10 pounds of it and it is made of clay. Also, will they get along with Leopard geckos? I really want to put in a pair of leopard geckos, and will they like the burrows too? I want both the bearded dragons and the geckos to breed and I will make 2 rooms in each burrow for them. I am also adding a heating pad to help incubate the eggs and to keep the reptiles warm. And a heating rock or two is going to be placed in there. Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated!: First things first, DO NOT USE A HEAT ROCK! They are very dangerous. I have seen more burned lizards than you can imagine. I would not put geckos in with beardies unless you are trying to give the beardies a snack. Three beardies in one cage, it would have to be a really large enclosure.

Q: A few months ago we had some excavation work done by a licensed and insured excavator in our back yard near the well about 15 feet or so. He removed a lot of ledge and tree stumps and buried them to level yard. With in a week we got a terrible odor and bacteria. We have treated the well twice and the bacteria keeps returning w/ awful smells and our water tests are all over the place. We had great drinking water prior to work done. Because the bacteria has returned once again the well may be damaged and we are looking into that now. If the well is damaged does his insurance cover our damages? How do we find out???: His insurance should cover any damages he caused. However, you will need to show that he actually DID cause the damage, if it exists. Right now, all you have is the fact that your well seemed to go bad shortly after the excavation work was done. That's not sufficient proof. You will somehow need to show that his mechanical actions caused this situation. It won't be easy.

Q: Why do excavators use such complicated drive motors ?: Actually, the drive system is relatively simple. You have a single engine running a hydraulic pump, and two hydrostatic drive motors on the track system that propel the machine. Beyond that you have two control handles that are tied into the main hydraulic valves with either electronic controls or pilot hydraulics that open and close valves to move the hoe. There are a lot of hoses, but the system itself is really pretty simple in design once you understand it.

Q: i have a Bearded dragon and i wanted to use it for him. it seems like it would be more natural substrate than shelf liner but i wanted to know what peoples experiences were with it ?: huge mess from what heard . how can you clean a mess he made without destroying the burrows. i rather go with cocohusk or something

Q: Is it practical for electric motors in heavy cargo haulers (18 wheelers) & earth movers move heavy loads?: Traction motors are used to move heavy loads due to the nearly unlimited torque they produce. Unfortunately they require big diesel generators to power them. Battery technology has not yet advanced to the point of making practical electric powered heavy cargo haulers.

Q: How much does it cost to have a few truckloads of dirt removed from your property?: I need a few truckloads of dirt added to my property where I took out my pool. Want to work something out?

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