Excavator CE Form China (K80SD)

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Min Order Qty:: 1 PCS

Supply Capability:: 1500 PCS/month

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Product Details

Basic Info.

Model NO.:XCG240LC-8

Type:Excavator

Usage:GM Excavator

Bucket:Backhoe

Transmission:Hydraulic Transmission

Drive Type:Internal Combustion Drive

Bucket Capacity:1.0~1.5m³

Size:Medium-Sized

Certification:ISO9001: 2000

Condition:New

Color:Green

Function:Earthmoving

Export Markets:Global

Additional Info.

Trademark:KUDAT

Packing:Bulk

Standard:CE certificate

Origin:China

Production Capacity:500PCS/Year

Product Description

24T operating hydraulic crawler excavator
Equiped original Cummins EUIII diesel engine
Full electic control
1.2M3 bucket capacity
125KW engine power
23.32T operating weight

Rated bucket capacity	1.2 m3
Operating weight	23320 kg
Engine
Model
Rated output	125 kW@2100 rpm
Bore × stroke	105x125 mm
Displacement	6.494 L
Max. torque	637.9 Nm
Batteries	2×12 V
Hydraulic System
Main Pumps	2xVariable displacement axial piston pumps
Max. flow	2x235 L/min
Hydraulic motors
Travel motors	2x Variable displacement axial piston motors
Swing motors	1x Fixed displacement axial piston motor
Relief valve setting
Implement circuit	31.4 Mpa
Swing circuit	25.5 Mpa
Travel circuit	31.4 Mpa
Pilot circuit	3.9 Mpa
Max. bucket digging force	152.7kN
Max. arm digging force	94 kN

Swing System
Swing speed	12.9 rpm

Drive
Max. drawbar pull	200 kN/20408kg
Travel speed
High speed	5.5 km/h
Low speed	3.2 km/h
Grade ability	35
Undercarriage
Carrier rollers	2x2
Track rollers	2x9
Track pads	2x49
Shoe width	600 mm/800mm
Ground pressure	47 kPa

Capacities
Fuel tank	390 L
Hydraulic tank	190 L
Hydraulic system	220L
Cooling system	28 L
Engine oil	21.5 L
Travel reduction unit	2x5 L
Swing teduction unit	4.4 L
Working Ranges
Max. cutting height	9360 mm
Max. dumping height	6702 mm
Max digging depth	6616 mm
Max. vertical wall digging depth	5473 mm
Max. digging reach	10088 mm
Max. digging reach on ground	9920 mm
Min. front swing radius	3951 mm
Standard boom	5700 mm
Standard arm	2900 mm
Dimensions
Overall length	9786 mm
Overall height of boom	3256 mm
Overall Width	2980 mm
Overall height of cab	2946 mm
Counterweight clearance	1130 mm
Min. ground clearance	468 mm
Tail swing fadius	3030 mm
Track ground length	3640 mm
Track length	4440 mm
Track gauge	2380 mm
Track overall width	2980 mm

Excavator CE Form China (K80SD)

Q: Mainly the wheel ones just wondering how fast can they go: UK mostly limited to 18MPH as are tractors. No suspension you see.

Q: My husband and I want to build a house and we are not handy. Who would I need to hire and in what order would the projects need to be done? First, I assume we would have to dig out the basement and create the foundation. Then what?Please only answer if you have had experience building homes, don't just guess!: I built my own home without a lot of experience in building though I was reasonably handy. I acted as GC, sub-trade and labourer. I hired a local carpenter who was willing to work with a newbie like me. I would have been lost without him, and in practical terms it was the carpenter who was GC. I was there every day working with him as a labourer. I was lucky. He was patient enough, and able to explain things to me. Not everyone would be. If you really don't know one end of a hammer from another, I don't think you should do this. There's a lot more to building a house than you could possibly imagine if you haven't done it. You would be far better off to find a GC who's willing to have you help where possible, and willing to tell you how to do things(you'd better be willing to listen, too). Maybe all you can do is help with site clean-up, hold the dumb end of things, do runs to pick up supplies or make phone calls, but if you're really not handy what you might mostly be doing is getting in the way of people who really do know what they're doing. Believe me, there will be lots for you to do even if you never pick up any tools. I found there were decisions to make almost every day and I'm glad I was able to spend so much time on site. Even though it was me and the carpenter who were there by ourselves for most of the time, and we did concrete forms, all the framing, and I did the plumbing and electrical work, at the end of the project I made a list of all those who had been involved in it. It ran to 40 names or more, for everything from the guy who cleared the trees and prepped the site, to the guys who put the shingles on. We hired other people when we didn't have the experience, tools, or manpower to do things with the two of us. It takes a lot of knowledge to co-ordinate all those people and jobs. A good GC knows how to do that efficiently, and also knows who's worth hiring and who isn't, and also knows how and where to get good deals on materials..

Q: Can anyone please help me with my search for information on the computer/controler on a 1999 Hitachi EX100 tracked excavator. The unit has blown the surge protectors and some of the power transistors, but I need some more detailed information about the unit before I can carry out the repairs. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.: Oh my, I have nothing on this. I don't have a tracked excavator, except if you count my cat... she's an excavator of sorts, but she has paws, not tracks; tracks is what she leaves, cat tracks, but I suspect you are looking for something else.

Q: Like bicycles ..etc. help please!: Your car is probably the best example pneumatic (tires) pneumatic and hydraulic (shocks) hydraulic (power steering or brakes)

Q: And when did it start to get bad?: There are many reasons. Recession is a normal part of the business cycle, but this one has been especially bad. It's mainly due to a credit system collapse spurred by the sub prime mortgage market. Look into the community reinvestment act.

Q: Caterpillar said Friday it was shifting production of small tractors and excavators from its Sagami, Japan plant to the United States.The world's leading construction equipment maker said it will build a new $200 million facility near...Toyota announced on February 8 it will move remaining production of its Highlander crossover sports utility vehicle from Japan to Indiana, creating 400 US jobs.: Of coursr they will just as they have opposed everything else Pres Obama has proposed.And much like Mitt romney and the Auto bailout once it happens and is successful h they ( like Mitt) will try to take credit for it

Q: I have a blue/black mill deck. It is a pretty standard mill deck with halimar excavators and jwari shapeshifters thrown in as millers/blockers. My big problem occurs when I get overrun by an opponents flying creatures. What can I do. Are there any blue or black enchantments that can help me or will I just have to put in some flying creatures (really don't want to take up space doing that). Thanks for the help.: mill deck is a fun deck. but not highly competitive

Q: I need to change some undercarriage for my Komatsu excavator,but i do not how to confirm its quality.: The material for undercarriage should be 40CR or 50Mn alloy steel,make it good hardenss. hope this is helpful to you. :P

Q: Hello, i am currently look into building a Log home, i have the floor plan picked out and i'm working on budget, is it possible to quot;DIYquot; Basement foundation? What is the ball park contractor money figure for a 1700 square foot house's foundation with a 27' X 50' foot print. I have equipment (excavator) but my worry is the pouring concrete. Thanks for your time.: I you own the land, if you do not have expensive tastes, figure about 85.00 per sq. ft to have it professionally built. IF you go nuts in the kitchen and baths, that price can escalate to 120.00 per foot very quickly. IF you get it professionally built, make sure that the contractor is licensed and bonded, pay 1/3rd up front, and always retain at least 10% upon closing to insure the job was done right. Get references, do not go with the cheapest bid, for their are always reasons someone is way below the other's bids! Set a start date and a finish date in the contract! IF the job goes over, the contractor begins to pay you! That way, the contractor will not work one day a week on your job, and have 4 others going on at the same time! He arrives at 7AM or 8AM, works the entire day, cleans up and leaves at 4 PM EVERY DAy that is workable. This is a very important piece of advice! Otherwise, your home will start off with a bang, he will ask for more money, and then things will slow down to a crawl. I would also insist that as soon as under roof, ALL materials purchased with your money be on site, set up security immediatley...you do not want your money being spent on another home...too many contractors rob Peter to pay Paul while working, run out of money and cannot finish the job. Be very careful here! Goldwing