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C60-8Crawler Excavator MINI

C60-8Crawler Excavator MINI

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C60-8Crawler Excavator MINI    



      Servo Pilot Operation

      Higher Working Stability

      Operator Friendly Hydraulic System

      No interference in simultaneous operations or their load

      Accurate and punctual delivery of hydraulic power to each working unit

      Versatile and compatible with various application-oriented accessories

      Running Engine is from Europe

      Excellent climbing capability

    C60-8Crawler Excavator MINI



    High running speed



    RANGE OF OPERATION

    Boom Length

    3,060mm

    Arm length

    1,650mm

    Maximum Digging Reach

    5,900mm

    Maximum Digging Depth

    3,540mm

    Maximum Digging Height

    5,830mm

    Maximum Dumping Height

    4,050mm

    Minimum Platform Tail Tuning Radius

    1,520mm

    Minimum Digging Buildozing

    330mm

    DIMENSIONS

    Width of Platform

    1900mm

    Width of Crawler

    400mm

    Distance from the Digging Arm to Rotate Machine

    3520mm

    Maximum Length of transportation

    5240mm

    Maximum Height for Bulldozing

    350mm

    Machine Height

    2600mm

    THECHNICAL PERFORMANCE AND SPECIFCATION

    Power

    42kw/2100rpm

    Machine Weight

    6000kg

    Volume of Bucket

    0.25m³

    Hydraulic System Working Pressure

    22Mpa

    Maximum Digging Force

    41KN

    Gradeability

    59%(30)

    Pressure to the Ground

    49kpa

    Travel Speed(High/Low)

    4.3/2.3km/h

    Maximum Traction Force

    53KN

    Swing Speed of Platform

    11rpm

    Fuel Tank Capacity

    110L

    Hydraulic Tank Capacity

    130L





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've got a number of variables to contend with here. 1/ Is this a vinyl liner pool? A gunite pool? or a Fiberglass pool? All have differing costs for the same size pool. 2/ Cost of labor and materials in the area the project is to be done. This differs. 3/ Ease of access into the backyard for excavation equipment etc. If you have to rent a crane to lift an excavator over a house because there's no other way in for example...that adds a lot to the base price. 4/ That dirt from the excavation has to go somewhere. Often it costs to dump it even in clean fill areas. If that dirt contains anything else like construction debris in a sub division that was backfilled in ( common practice) it'll cost more to dispose of. You'd be surprised what's under people's back yards in subdivisions. This is why pool builders come out to do a site survey first before they give an estimate. Every backyard is different. I can only give you two guesstimates. One based on a vinyl inground and one based on a gunite in the Toronto area.The backyard being easily accessible. Vinyl: 20-27 grand. The price will vary with installed equipment. Things like a salt generator will add 1200 bucks to the base price. A DE filter costs more than a sand filter etc.... Gunite: Starts at around 30 grand. What I suggest you do is to look at websites for pool companies local to you that give base prices for their kit packages for vinyl or fiberglass pools. You won't find anything like this for gunite pools because they are all hand crafted from the bottom up and no two are identical. With the vinyl or fiberglass pools you can work out typical labor costs since most companies will advertise how quickly they can install them and a pool crew usually averages 4-6 guys. Failing that...give a pool company a call and ask for their best guess over the phone, letting them know the particulars of this imaginary back yard. Ease of access etc.
Q: i need something really cool send me pics and ideas if i need a couple more acres i have the room this is going to be cleared out in the woods but it is going to be in a drier spot
What sort of soil do you and is the land flat or not as that will determine just what you need to do to form a track with jumps that will last. Also are you intending to build it yourself with a machine or get someone in to do the work. A larger machine will make the work a lot quicker if paying as a bobcat would take forever to make a track. If your soil is not suitable and won't stay formed you may need to get a clay based soil brought in and that can be done without cost if you phone excavation companies as they are often looking for places to dump soil. Just make sure you state you only want clean fill and what type of soil you are after. Much of actually getting the track right is trial and error and you can walk out distance at your own local track or even ask someone who actually makes tracks for a living as they can tell you the best distances for whoops, doubles, triples etc. 15 acres is plenty
Q: I was looking to build an underground shooting range, like extended off of my basement. How can I go about doing this? I need it to be big enough to fire weapons, but also completely quiet so the neighbors and my family won't be disturbed by the noise. I would love to be able to go down there whenever I wanted and shoot off a few rounds. How should I start doing this? I really don't care about getting building permits or anything, so I want to do this on my own rather than just hire a construction company. Thanks
Underground Shooting Range
Q: Classification and principle of excavators
Excavator okorder /
Q: Where do I need the excavator?
Luqiao company, mineral company wharf, municipal, afforestation, water conservancy, demolition,To carry out the project needs more local machines.
Q: NEW ORLEANS - Thieves hauled off $100,000 worth of heavy equipment that was being used to help build a Lower Ninth Ward memorial to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. A Bobcat excavator and a Bobcat T300 Skid Steer Loader, both of which require trailers or flatbed trucks to transport, were removed from the site sometime between midnight and 6:30 a.m. Saturday, construction company officials said.In the neighborhood that remains nearly pitch black at night almost a year after the levees failed, the equipment didn't last three days at the site.Can you really blame them???? Almost a year and no fucin homes put up and some assholes are tryin to build a memorial for the dead people (no disrespect) and sayin fuc the ones that are alive, I would have stole the equipment too. Why the hell are they even building a memorial in a town where anyone that its quot;SUPPOSEDquot; to be for isnt even there to see it because they are out of a home and jobs, what the fucs the purpose????
I think the equipment could have been used to build something else after they built the monument.
Q: Which country is the JCB excavator?
In every corner of the world, you can see JCB's machines, and JCB has become one of the world's most famous manufacturers of construction machinery.JCB is the world's third largest construction machinery manufacturer.
Q: Please help me come up with a catchy name for a pet waste removal service.?
Canine Clean-Up Super Scooper (to the rescue)!
Q: When was Troy founded, and by who?
The Troy I settlement, first discovered by Heinrich Schliemann, sits just above the bedrock, the top of the earth's crust. Therefore archaeologists assume that even though there were people living just a few miles from Troy, no one had decided to build a real town at that exact location until around 2700 BCE. Several older villages near Troy were studied by Schliemann, Carl Blegen and the current excavators. Two of the villages contained real evidence of early human settlement: Hanay Tepe and Kumtepe. Both belong to the period before the Bronze Age, called the Neolithic, or New Stone Age. During the Neolithic farming and pottery-making were in full swing. The practice of religion required some organization, but society was simply ordered compared to the Bronze Age, when the evidence suggests greater (priest, trader, ruler, craftsman, farmer, etc.) and perhaps greater difference between rich and poor. During the Neolithic period chipped stone was used more often for tools than metal. During the Bronze Age, metal tools were used more often. After any catastrophic destruction (earthquake, war, fire, plague) the people of Troy who survived usually rebuilt right away. Survivors, or victors, were in such a big hurry to rebuild that they did not bother to cart away the remains of the destroyed city. They would level things off a little, and just build on top! This explains why, after nearly 2000 years of occupation, the city was built up by about 30 feet. L8r
Q: I have a glass cage that's 36quot; long, 29quot; tall and 15quot; deep and I was wondering if I could put a couple leopards in here or would it be too tall? I have a big branch that goes from the bottom to the top and I was gonna put excavator clay in for him to climb also.
For two FEMALE adult leopard geckos, that's a good cage. Make sure you watch for bullying and make sure they're both getting enough to eat. Provide them with several different hides, as well, not just the 3 necessary hides (hot, cool, humid). I wouldn't recommend having the big branch in there, as they could fall and injure themselves. They do climb, but not very well. The excavator clay can also be a pain in the butt to work with. Not only is it messy, but it can collapse if it gets too dry and small amounts can still get ingested. Since it's clay, it can easily impact a leopard gecko even in small amounts. Stick to something solid such as tile, linoleum, vinyl, paper towels, newspaper, or butcher paper.

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