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C55-8 Crawler Excavator

C55-8 Crawler Excavator

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1 PCS
Supply Capability:
1000 PCS/month

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 C55-8 Small Crawler Excavator 

C55-8 Crawler Excavator


  • 55-8 small crawler excavator is the latest of the series of small crawler excavators. Based on 55-7 mini crawler excavator, it adds pilot system to improve the operation stability. The new hydraulic system can accurately realize drivers’ operation intention and can realize stable feeling and powerful digging force which drivers long for. Its biggest characteristic is non-hydraulic interference. It will not be affected by loading even if it is operating over two work devices at the same time. It will allocate all pumps delivery to all of work devices to make the relative speed of work devices keep unchanged and make controlling performance and operability improved. Moreover, with large power and imported traveling motor, it has excellent climbing performance and fast traveling velocity. The installation of other attachment is also very convenient. Small crawler excavator 55-8 is widely used in projects like small earth & stone construction, municipal construction, road maintenance, layout of cables and pipes, garden cultivation, trenches clearance, and etc.China top small excavator brand, its top 1 in china small excavator sales.



  • It will allocate all pumps delivery to all of work devices to make the relative speed of work devices keep unchanged and make controlling performance and operability improved.

     


    OPERATION RANGE

    Boom Length

    3060mm

    Arm Length

    1650mm

    Maximum Digging Reach

    5900mm

    Maximum Digging Depth

    3540mm

    Maximum Digging Height

    5830mm

    Maximum Dumping Height

    4050mm

    Minimum Platform Tail Turning Radius

    1520mm

    Maximum Digging Depth of Bulldozing Plate

    330mm

    DIMENSION FOR TRANSPORTATION

    Width of Platform

    1900mm

    Track Width

    400mm

    Machine Height

    2600mm

    Distance from the Digging Arm to Center of Machine Rotation

    3520mm

    Maximum Length of Transportation

    5240mm

    Bulldozing Plate Height

    350mm

    TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

    Power

    42kw/2100rpm

    Machine Weight

    5500kg

    Bucket

    0.25-0.3 m³

    Hydraulic System Working Pressure

    20Mpa

    Constant Flowrate Pump

    2×25L/min+1×10/min

    Variable pump

    2×22L/min+1×17L/min

    Traveling motor

    Kawasaki

    Maximum Digging Force

    41KN

    Maximum Traction Force

    53KN

    Grade ability

    56%(29)

    Pressure to the Ground

    49Kpa

    Travel Speed

    3.5Km/h

    Swing Speed of Platform

    11rpm

    Fuel Tank Capacity

    110L

    Hydraulic Tank Capacity

    130L

                                         

                                        



Q: My grandparents own a doublewide with a mother in law apartment in which we live. They would like us to quot;rent to ownquot; the land. We would like to take the doublewide off the lot and replace it with a modular. We do not need any construction coverage as my husband is an excavator. What kind of loan would this require?
a real estate loan can be limited to just doing dirt moving. you must tell the bank........... be careful--most modular homes are disappointing-- too small, light weight, etc. Instead of moving a house to your site, having a house built on the lot will be MUCH better! [i have never ever known anyone seeking to buy a modular home on a lot................never in 35 yrs ]
Q: I have a Komatsu PC50 mini-excavator. My worker changed the diesel filter and now it won't start. He says the diesel isn't getting through so perhaps there are air pockets? How would I resolve this issue?
1. Loosen the fittings on the filter to purge air... 2. Lightly ether start engine... 3. Tighten fittings when leaking diesel fuel...
Q: what does i am an introvert an excavator mean?
introvert- tends to stay to themselves and not be comfortable around others most often extrovert- enjoys public setting and social gathering- talks with ease and looks for conversatons I am a mixture of both, depending on the setting.
Q: Im playing the new moon map and at some point both excavators come on, cutting off the entire map. Is there any way of getting around them aside from hacking the control panels or getting headbutted by the astronaut?
No you have to wait till they go up
Q: I am purchasing 2 1/2 acres of swamp for all practical purposes.I want to dig a 1/2 to 1 acre lake 7 foot deep to use the sand (this is south florida) to make high and dry ground on the rest of the property. I am trying to decide if I need an excavator or a large loader and a mud hog to pump out the water as I am sure it will start to fill the hole as soon as I make it I would think. I am just not sure how you would get a smooth bottom with an excavator.Any Ideas?
I think you need to ask local government what you can or cannot do,,
Q: We have had our own barn for about two months..and it's absolutely lovely..except for our arena footing. It's sand, but way too deep. My horse sinks up to his coronet in it. I'm worried about possible injuries from this..especially since we are planning on jumping. If I had to estimate how many inches it is..I'd say 4-6. My trainer said to just keep dragging it with our little metal drag which we pull with a quad..but I feel like its not doing anything to solve our problem. I've tried talking to my dad to get the excavator to come back and remove some sand, but he doesn't have the money right now to do that. Is there any other way I can get rid of the sand, or spread it out so it's not so deep? Has anyone else had this problem?
It is important to drag sand arenas, but it is also important to compact them. My barn has an outdoor with sand and they drag it, then roll over it with a large metal thing (I have no idea what its called) I am going to assume that there is some sort of covering below the sand to keep from a horse sinking in (like rubber mats). I would say if the horse is sinking in the footing there is too much. *Barrel racing, cutting, roping - Deeper, thicker footing is generally preferred to reduce the stress on horses' legs. Some experts recommend as much as four to six inches of topping. Often, a soil/sand mix is used (for example, 75/25) because it can be watered and packed for firmness or fluffed up for a looser footing when needed. *Reining - Like other Western sports, reining requires a stable footing, but usually not as much depth-roughly 2? to 3 inches. *Flatwork - Recommendations are typically for two inches of footing. Dressage in particular will suffer if footing is much deeper. Crumb rubber or wood products are sometimes considered beneficial additives for flatwork because they make the surface springier. *Jumping - Footing that's too deep will absorb energy and propulsion, making takeoff difficult. The optimum footing will offer good resistance for pushing off without being so hard that there's too much concussion on landing. The depth may be similar to that used for flatwork, but the surface for jumping is usually firmer.
Q: Is/are there specific formula/s?
If you wanted to calculate the volume with some accuracy, you would graph the shape of the bucket and using calculus, find the area under the curve(s). Then just multiply by the length of the bucket. Or a quick and dirty estimate would be to multiply the length by the average width times the height of product carried in the bucket. Or, using what I call the Thomas Edison method, ram the bucket into a big pile of sand, dump it out on a surface and shovel it all into buckets of known size. Add 'em all up and you've got your volume.
Q: Which one was first to form in our planet - the iron or the stone?I watched one engineering show on TV about making a tunnel under water (no under the Lamansh one) and they said that, the stainless steel claws of the excavation machine broke several times before they could dig through the lime stone.So I thought If the stone is harder than metal, then is it just a question of atomic density? and which was first to form in the beginning?
the answer is probably yes the reason for the steel claws to continue breaking is their attempt to penetrate a layer that was harder than the steel.
Q: where is can buy used construction equipment ?as: used cranes.used loaders ?used dozers ? used excavators ?good condition is Ok.
professional Construction Equipment specially designed for executing construction tasks, most frequently ones involving earthwork operations.

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