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 have to move about 5 inches of dirt with a length of probably 15 feet and a width of 10 feet. Is there any other way that is easier than a shovel and a wheelbarrow?: Not really, unless you happen to have a conveyor belt handy. It won't take as long as you think it will if you just keep at it steadily.

Q:There's a huge construction site (buildings being torn down) that I drive by on my way to work, and it's full of various heavy equipment. I'm fascinated by the excavators, because they remind me of giant, toothy quot;mouthsquot; on the end of long arms. It's also interesting to see how precisely they can chomp, lift and/or move things with their quot;jawsquot;. (I know, they're actually called buckets, heads and/or attachments, but I like the metaphor of mouths and jaws. *grin*)I was just curious how easy or difficult excavators are to operate? I'm guessing they're more challenging than some pieces of construction equipment. Hopefully at least some folks here have experience using them. Thanks and have a great weekend! :): You can learn the macro-maneuvers rather quickly with a few days of practice. That is, you can dig a trench, clear out and move dirt from a large area. You master the controls and then you get an understanding of where the machine ought to be in relationship to the work. That's for the purpose of leverage and operator safety. The micro-maneuvers require a deft touch. There are operators who routinely can pick up a branch and stack it on a pile of other brnaches. This skill take quite a while to develop and there are operators who never quite master it. That is essential when there are laborers on the site who could be in danger of getting hurt with a small mistake on the operator's part. Using the thumb -- a separate lever opposite the bucket can be tricky as well. But unless you master that, you would not be able to use the excavator to tear down structures very well.

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.

Q:I was just curious. Let's say I kicked a Rite of Replication to make 5 copies of the Halimar excavator. How many cards would that mill out? (assuming there is just a halimar excavator on the field to begin with.) Then let's say I twin casted the Rite of Replication how many cards would that mill out then? Assuming the same cards were out.: Five Allies are coming into play. Each will trigger their own ability, and each will trigger off the others as well, so each of them is triggering five times. In addition, the original Excavator triggers five times (assuming it's the same player controlling both the Excavator and the Rite). So you have six Excavators, each triggering five times, for a total of 30 triggers. When each resolves (assuming nothing happens to any of them in between), they count six Allies and mill six cards, for a total of 180 cards milled. Twincasting the Rite is a little different (obviously). When the Twincast resolves, it makes a copy of the Rtie. The copy resolves and all the above happens - 180 cards milled. Then the original Rite resolves and five more Excavators come into play. So now you have eleven Excavators, each triggering five times, each milling eleven cards, for 605 cards milled. So you get a grand total of 785 cards milled if my math is right. Which, frankly, seems like just a teensy bit of overkill.

Q:What are the specifications of excavators?: You didn't ask very clearly. A unit of length or weight, or what? The length is usually mm, and the unit of weight is usually kg. An imperial unit is usually inches in length and weighs t in weight

Q:How much would it cost to rent a excavator for pulling up stumps per day ? On average: I have been looking into it for awhile now. I have a lot of work to be done and have decided it would be cheaper to buy a used machine and do the work myself, then sell it when I'm done. I find that prices start around $8k for an OK used machine like a John Deere or a Case. For that much it will be pretty beat up but it should work OK for the average homeowner. If you wanted to make a business out of it I would plan on spending around $15-20k for a reliable machine then add the cost of truck and trailer to move it around and don't forget insurance. Ripping out an underground line can get expensive to repair.

Q:31 excavator 75 how much is it?: 31 75 new machines in Sishiyierwan around. About two hundred thousand of second-hand excavator, excavator second-hand price according to the condition of the machine, the use of time, there are no major accidents and maintenance evaluation, suggestions of second-hand excavator, the risk of small, quick returns, but don't go to the market, you can go and see the two dragons and fishes jumbled together, large hand excavator market, such as Kunshan dig Xiang second-hand excavator market.

Q:Is it possible to mine copper without using fossil fuels?: copper mining is no different than any other industrial operation. Primary mining equipment uses diesel fuel (haul trucks and excavators) and/or electricity (shovels and processing equipment--pumps, crushers, mills, conveyor belts, electrowinning). Many newer operations tend to no longer employ smelting, though smelting is still an important part of the global copper balance as a source of sulfuric acid required for heap leaching and general copper processing (copper sulfate). Some very clean and modernized legacy operations (Kennecott in Salt Lake) are great examples of a modern smelter--operated on a continuous basis for high efficiency (meaning CLEAN).

Q:I am having a filling next Friday and is wondering how painful a filling is and what to expect? Thank you: it's really not bad at all, it's less painful then a bee sting...

Q:Was it his inability to keep the country safe during 911?Or the lying about the WMD's? The Iraq War?His absolute greed with Halliburton?The torture?Or just being totally full of S*H*I*T?What is it that makes all CONS want to suck on his wiener and A*S*S*HOLE non stop?: 1) The DEMOCRAT-run 9/11 commission blamed DEMOCRAT policy for preventing us being able to stop 9/11 and acknowledged the Bush administration had already been working on changing it. 2) YOUR favorite news outlet told you HUNDREDS OF TONS of WMDs were seized and removed by coalition forces after the invasion. 3) You are literally 100% certain you have no hope of citing any way Cheney was involved in starting the war. You don't even know what his job was at the time. 4) He let Halliburton DELAY paying what they owed him and spread it out over many years. 5) Dishonestly NAMING what U.S. trainees go-through as torture doesn't actually make it illegal torture. 6) You KNOW you can't cite even one Cheney lie. 7) You also can't cite ANY evidence that he was ever particularly popular among cons, unless you have a completely INSANE definition for that. Pretty impressive that you couldn't think of EVEN ONE POINT you dared be honest about.

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