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JCM936D Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

JCM936D Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

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•JCM936D is a large bulldozer product. It adopts originally imported Cummins 6C8.3 engine which features Tier 2 standards, energy saving, environmental care, and convenient service and maintenance;
•It adopts radial seal air filter with pre-filter, large fuel pre-filter and coolant filter, which effectively prolongs engine life, with fuel filling pump and pressure transmitter as standard device for higher fuel economy.
•It adopts originally imported hydraulic parts, which features stable and reliable quality, and high efficiency, large digging force and travel force;
•It adopts new type cab and seats, brand-new interior, and new air conditioning system with automatic adjustment function for comfortable operation;
•New generation electric control system: large color display capable of real time monitoring of machine operation condition, self-diagnosis and recording, electric throttle, and multiple work modes.
•The enhanced working devices and undercarriage, and heavy duty chassis are applicable to tough work conditions;
•Multiple kinds of buckets and optional parts like dozer blades, breakers, scarifiers, electromagnetic suction cups, quick couplers, etc. are available for digging, landfill, breaking, and grading operations.
•The multifunctional GPS can achieve remote control and data transfer so that the real time machine conditions can be known.
•With symmetrically opened engine hood and exhaust pipe is installed at the hood, it is convenient for maintenance and services.
•Extra large tool case and fuel tank, centralized electric collocation;
•Box type frame side member, wide track gauge, long length on ground, with 600mm heavy track as standard device.-

JCM936D HydraulicCrawler Excavator

TechnicalSpecifications

      Engine

    Travel System

Model

CUMMINS 6C8.3

Travel motors

Nabtesco, Japan; Variable axial piston motor

Type

Water cooling, turbocharged,  empty enter-cooling

Support roller quantities

2×8

Carrier roller quantities

2×2

No. of cylinder

6

Travel shoes

2×49

Bore and stroke

114mm×135mm

Travel speed

2.95/5.04km/h

Displacement

8.3L

Drawbar pulling force

284kN

Power output

186kW/2200rpm

Grade ability

70% (35°)

Ground clearance

565mm

      Hydraulic System

      Cab Control

Pump

FLUTEK, Korea

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

2×265L/min

Max. discharge pressure

Boom, arm and bucket

32.5MPa

Control

Two hand levers and two foot pedals for travel Two hand levers for  excavating and swing;

Electric rotary-type engine throttle

Travel circuit

32.5MPa

Swing circuit

27.5MPa

Control circuit

3.9MPa

Boom, Arm Bucket

Pilot control pump

Gear type

Boom cylinder

140mm×100mm×1480mm

Main control valve

Negative flow control

Arm cylinder

160mm×110mm×1825mm

Oil cooler

Air cooled type

Bucket cylinder

150mm×105mm×1250mm

      Swing System

Refilling  Capacitieslubrications

Swing motor

SUNJIN, Korea

Fuel tank

600L

Swing motor type

Axial-piston motor

Cooling system

25L

Brake

Hydraulic oil released

Engine oil

20L

Parking brake

Hydraulic disc brake

Hydraulic oil tank

375L  Tank oil level

Swing speed

10.5r/min

500L  Hydraulic system

                           Bucket

Type

Backhoe bucket

    Bucket capacity

1.6m3 (SAE)

Bucket width

1551mm

Arm Type

A

Max. digging depth

10164mm

B

Max. dumping height

7121mm

C

Max. digging height

7301mm

D

Max. vertical digging depth

7000mm

E

Max. Depth cut for 2440m(8')Level  Bottom

7121mm

F

Max. digging distance

11084mm

G

Max. digging radius at ground level

10886mm

H

Min. swing radius of work equipment

4335mm

Digging Force (ISO6015)        Unit: kN

Arm length

3186mm

Bucket digging force

207.5kN

Arm digging force

154.4kN

    Arm Type                                 3186mm

A

Overall length

11161mm

I

Tread

4080mm

B

Ground contact length  (Transportation)

5856mm

J

Track length

5044mm

C

Overall height(to top  of boom)

3347mm

K

Track gauge

2600mm

D

Overall width

3200mm

L

Track width

3200mm

E

Overall height(to top  of cab)

3211mm

M

Shoe width

600mm

F

Counter weight ground  clearance

1310mm

O

Bonnet height

2752mm

G

Ground clearance

565mm

P

Revolving frame width

3165mm

H

Tail swing radius

3438mm

Q

Distance from swivel  center to tail

3438mm

             Operating  Weight and Ground Pressure

Operating weight includes basic machine (with boom 6.47m, arm 3.186m, and bucket 1.6m3)

Shoe width

600mm

Overall width

3200mm

Ground pressure

66.2KPa

Operating weight

35700kg
















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 will get the answer from google
Q: I saw a photo of vacant lots in a very poor downtown neighborhood of Gary, Indiana, where huge buildings that had once housed big department stores (with full basements) had been torn down. I'm curious about how this is done, especially on the cheap: Is debris (bricks, plaster, etc.) from torn-down buildings ever buried to fill the hole, or is there nothing but dirt under these fields and parking lots? Kind of a silly question -- but I can't imagine where an impoverished city would get tons of dirt from, and I'm wondering if they simply pulled the buildings down and covered everything with dirt -- if that's ever done.
The same as the others
Q: Homeowner hires excavator to clear earth out of his basement. Excavator encounters stone, says it will cost more. Takes WAY more time to complete, then sues the homeowner when he doesn't pay.I remember the judge found in favor for the excavator, and I think it was on a quantum meruit theory, but this case didn't pop up in the section used to illustrate quantum meruit/quantum valebat. May have been policing the bargain. Stone was not part of the original contract. May have been around the time of the famous case involving the selling of a cow which turned out to be a milking cow unknown to either party.Also, what part of the UCC would this be covered under? thanks
It deals with revisions of contractual duty. The case is Brian Constr. Dev. Co. v. Brighenti. I may be wrong, but I don't think this case is covered under the UCC. The UCC deals with the sale of goods, not services.
Q: I remember some live-action show or movie on the Disney channel from a long time ago (roughly 20 years), and there was a group of kids who'd thought that there was a tyrannosaurus rex in this swamp, but it turned out to just be something like a caterpillar excavator.What an excavator would be doing in operation while being covered with moss and swamp much, I have no idea, but apparently that was going on in this series or movie. Anyway, it's bothered me for quite some time now... :)Anyone know what it is?
Could be Frog Dreaming from 1986.
Q: Ok here's the story. My husband stopped this guy from illegally dumping on his own lot, because it was in wetlands and he was also dumping junk there to fill it in. This guy has given us problems ever since. We own some land and anytime we do anything on the land we get a call from a police department that doesn't even have jurisdiction over it. We've been called by them to mow it(it's agriculture land), we've had vehicles tagged twice now(their all licensed except the excavator which doesn't need one), the state was called when my husband was leveling an already existing driveway. I'm sure there's nothing we can do. We're just going to keep getting harassed because the bad guys know people. Just figured I'd ask for any advice. I did read theres a open fields doctrine, but this is a police department for the town and we're under the county as we're unincorporated. The tags say they're going to tow our vehicles which I'm worried about.
The Patriot Act allows the police to execute you at will
Q: Do you think Helen of Troy is a Hero? Why?thnks..im curious what you think b/c some agree and some disagree.
The subject of the Trojan wars cropped up in a discussion I had with an archaeologist here on the island of Crete a few days ago. He told me that the general belief amongst archaeologists today is that the Trojan wars never happened. Homer wrote a good story and made it sound like genuine history by giving his characters Mycean names.
Q: I can't find the battery. I tried to follow the electrical wiring to no avail. Thanks in advance. Also does anyone know where I can find a service manual to download?
Normally with any of the mini excavators there under the seat or stored on the right side under the hydraulic tank cover, but as our company refuses to buy any of the JBC garbage thats only a guess at to where that podunk company puts there batterys all our mini's are Kubota up to the 080, anything bigger will be John Deere, Case or Komatsu.
Q: I need directions on changing motor oil on Caterpillar 320cl excavator?
at the back of the machine on the swing structurebelow the engine there should be a a hole in the metal or you can remove a peice of the metal but it should be at the back of the machine not far from the counter weight but if you look there is a hole or something you mite have to remove but they have a way of getting back there to do that if you still cant find it call you local cat dealer and they will beable to tell you were it is
Q: 31, 75 excavators
Carrying 8, forty-two, carrying 9, forty-four, the whole paragraph. So you must be careful when you buy 31 new machines. Because 312 mobile phones depreciate badly. A few days ago I went to the market to buy second-hand excavator Jincheng when Komatsu 60, saw a 13 year -9 2000 hours of work that only sold more than 20. No, I bought 10 years Komatsu 60-7 expensive. So it's better to add tens of thousands to buy Komatsu 60-7. Comparative hedge
Q: What documents do I need to open the excavator for insurance?
As long as the driver's license is complete, you can do it

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