JCM906D Hydraulic Crawler Excavator System 1

JCM906D Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

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JCM906D Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

JCM906D Hydraulic Crawler Excavator’s Operating Weight is 5.85t, equipped with YANMAR 4TNV94L Engine, with Boom 3m, Arm 1.6m, Bucket 0.22m3, and Blade 1880mm×464mm.

Notice: Only after getting the permission of our company that the optional or special parts can be installed on the machine.

Engine								Travel System
Model				YANMAR 4TNV94L				Travel motors					JEIL, Korea; Variable axial piston motor
Type				Four-cylinder in line, natural intake				Support roller quantities					2×5
Type				Four-cylinder in line, natural intake				Carrier roller quantities					2×1
No. of cylinder				4				Travel shoes					2×40
Bore and stroke				94mm×110mm				Travel speed					2.49/4.8km/h
Displacement				3.054L				Drawbar pulling force					46.5kN
Power output				35.5kW/2200rpm				Grade ability					58% (30°)
Power output				35.5kW/2200rpm				Ground clearance					360mm
Hydraulic System								Cab ＆ Control
Pump				REXROTH, Germany				Cab		All-weather, sound-suppressed Cab and equipped with a heavy, insulated Floor Mat; Front Window can be opened and slid; 6-direction adjustable Seat; LED display, Automatic monitoring, display and warning; cool & hot Air Conditioner
Type		variable double–piston pump
Max. discharge flow				2×60.5L/min
Max. discharge pressure
Boom, arm and bucket				22MPa				Control		Two hand levers and two foot pedals for travel Two hand levers for excavating and swing; Electric rotary-type engine throttle
Travel circuit				22MPa
Swing circuit				21.5MPa
Control circuit				4MPa				Boom, Arm ＆ Bucket
Pilot control pump				Gear type				Boom cylinder			115mm×60mm×720mm
Main control valve				Negative flow control				Arm cylinder			90mm×60mm×877mm
Oil cooler				Air cooled type				Bucket cylinder			85mm×55mm×600mm
Swing System								Refilling Capacities＆lubrications
Swing motor				JEIL, Korea				Fuel tank				110L
Swing motor type				Axial-piston motor				Cooling system				10L
Brake				Hydraulic oil released				Engine oil				12L
Parking brake				Hydraulic disc brake				Hydraulic oil tank				90L Tank oil level
Swing speed				11.5r/min				Hydraulic oil tank				130L Hydraulic system
Bucket
Type							Backhoe bucket
Bucket capacity							0.22m3 (SAE)
Bucket width							769mm
Arm Type
A	Max. digging depth					5784mm
B	Max. dumping height					3986mm
C	Max. digging height					3858mm
D	Max. vertical digging depth					3786mm
E	Max. Depth cut for 2440m(8')Level Bottom					3449mm
F	Max. digging distance					6195mm
G	Max. digging radius at ground level					6062mm
H	Min. swing radius of work equipment					2392mm
Digging Force (ISO6015) Unit: kN
Arm length			1600mm
Bucket digging force			40.7kN
Arm digging force			30.6kN
Arm Type 1600mm
A	Overall length					5851mm	I		Tread					1990mm
B	Ground contact length (Transportation)					3320mm	J		Track length					2569mm
C	Overall height(to top of boom)					1932mm	K		Track gauge					1480mm
D	Overall width					1880mm	L		Track width					1880mm
E	Overall height(to top of cab)					2621mm	M		Shoe width					400mm
F	Counter weight ground clearance					708mm	O		Bonnet height					1633mm
G	Ground clearance					360mm	P		Revolving frame width					1780mm
H	Tail swing radius					1655mm	Q		Distance from swivel center to tail					1655mm

Operating Weight and Ground Pressure
Operating weight includes basic machine (with boom 3m, arm 1.6m, bucket 0.22m3, and blade 1880mm×464mm)
Shoe width					400mm
Overall width					1880mm
Ground pressure					33KPa
Operating weight					5850kg

Q: I am getting a leopard gecko and i have a 20 gallon long tank and want a safe substrate for it. I will not use sand not even calcium sand. And I don't like the way paper towel looks. Someone told me about Zoo Med Excavator Clay Burrowing Substrate. Would that be safe to use?: The substrate you are asking about is probably not what you think it is..You mix it with 7 cups of water, shape the way you want it to look and then it drys and gets hard. It is not something you can scoop poo out of easily like Calci-sand.( which by the way is made for Geckos) Calcium sand is by far the best substrate to use for smaller lizards, as it is digest-able and will not cause impaction. Mulch's or any kind of wood chips are Not Good and should not be used as1 little pieces swallowed can be the death of your animal. If you have never owned one before, i wouldn't just say i'm Not going to use that because my friend,( who also doesn't know anything about geckos told me it was bad) well i hate to tell you this but a majority of people ues Calci-sand for there Geckos. Take this advice or not its your animal....

Q: What is the capacity of the 'bucket' or 'backhoe' of a large construction excavator for commercial buildings? What is the capacity of a dump truck that takes the payload from such an excavator? I'm trying to figure out how many dump truck trips and how many scoops of earth it will take to excavate a 40m x 20 m x 4 m hole, for an apartment building construction site.: well that stuff is pretty impressive, but try cubic yds or meters etc, it might help simplify it.

Q: I saw one that said quot;Don't get pushyquot;,quot;You push,you pay!quot;and simply, quot; DO NOT PUSH!quot;. Be specific in your answer besides quot;it can damage the dump bed,ectquot;: It might be due to the fact for a safety issue. They do not want the unfortunate event of the gate coming unlatched and dumping the load out. Where the load could hurt something or someone. Just my educated guess. I am sure someone who is a safety person would have the correct answer, or someone who drives those trucks would.

Q: What is the height of the 130 excavator?: Case CX130B detailed parameter configurationSpecificationsOverall work weight (kg):Twelve thousand seven hundred and fiftyBucket capacity (ISO) (M fand):0.34-0.7Boom length (mm):Four thousand six hundred and thirtyLength of bucket (mm):Two thousand and five hundredCountry of origin：performanceEarth specific pressure (Kpa):FortySlew rate (RPM):Fourteen point threeWalking speed (Km/h):3.4/5.6Climbing ability (%):Bucket digging force (ISO standard) (kN):92 (standard mode) /97 (afterburner mode)Bucket digging force (ISO standard) (kN):64 (standard mode) /68 (afterburner mode)

Q: everyone says that if you open 6 first it will excavate it before the other ones. i always open excavator 6 1st but the excavator nevers turns on or it does #11. plz help: Where the excavator breaches is largely based on luck, but it is more likely that it will breach tunnels you have opened already. I have also found that opening to the power room at round one will cause the excavator to breach at round one sometimes. Hope this helps!

Q: I work as an architectural draftsman for an architectural firm. I currently have an associated degree in drafting and design and am planning on getting a bachelors in construction engineeing technology. Would this degree be helpful in the archiectural field or should I pursue something else? (I do not have the option of getting an architecure degree): may I suggest a job in grave yard as a real-estate excavator. If you have been working in the field and don't already know. it is obvious that you should be doing some thing else like digging graves or ditches. after all I am sure that you are waisting perfectly good natural resources in your current position How does it feel to know that your only contribution to this world is waisting AIR and Global warming

Q: Hi everyone I'm an Australia moving to Norway at the end of the year and I'm looking for work as a excavator operator in or around Stavanger. can any one help please?: I did a quick search on the main job site in Norway, and I found two positions that fit the bill. www.finn.no/finn/job/object?finnk... www.finn.no/finn/job/object?finnk...

Q: I know there is a lot of cleanup going on in TX and I was wondering if anyone knew how to get in touch with any ligit companies to inquire about employment. I would like to know of any jobs but I am especially interested in machine operators, bulldozers, excavators etc....: Where do you live? do you run the equipment??

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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