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Sany Sy35 Brand New Small Size Mini Digger Hydraulic Mini Crawler Excavator with Rubber Tracked

Sany Sy35 Brand New Small Size Mini Digger Hydraulic Mini Crawler Excavator with Rubber Tracked

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Specification

Operating Weight:
3.78 T
Bucket capacity:
0.12 m³

SY35U no tail mini excavator is designed to help you work efficiently while maximizing your jobsite productivity. The 3.5 ton mini excavator has many features to help operators achieve the balance of power, smoothness, fuel efficiency and speed.


Specifications 

 

Technical Paraments

Dimensions

Length * Width * Height

4915*1720*2515mm

Track Gauge

1420 mm

Min. Ground Clearance

295 mm

Tail Swing Radius

860 mm

Roller Gauge

1670 mm

Operation Range

Max. Digging height

4855 mm

Max. Dumping height

3460 mm

Max. vertical Digging depth

2700 mm

Max. Digging radius

5465 mm

Min. Swing radius

2475 mm

Engine

Model

3TNV88F

Rated Power

19.5/1200 kW/rpm

Specification

Overall Weight

3780 kg

Bucket Capacity

0.12 m3

Bucket Digging force

30.4 kN

Arm Digging force 

18.2 kN

Travel(high/low)

4.4/2.4 km/h

Swing Speed

9 rpm

Grade Ability

58%/30°

Ground Pressure

32 kpa

Service Capacities

Fuel tank

40L

Hyd tank

40L

Structure

Boom

2540 mm

Arm

1400 mm

Bulldozing plate

Width x height

1720×350 mm

Rise/drop

375×370 mm


Q:How is this machine all around ? What else is in same circuit as the drive motor ? Thank you very much !!!!!
No idea sorry,but i searched for 30 minutes for an answer...
Q:All the models and bucket capacity of Carter excavator
CAT320D bucket capacity 1 and 1.19CAT325 excavator bucket capacity 1.3 partyCAT329 excavator bucket capacity 1.57 partyCAT330 excavator bucket capacity 1.7 partyCAT336 bucket capacity 1.64 and 1.87CAT345 excavator bucket capacity 2.1 partyCAT350 excavator bucket capacity 2.2 partyThese are Carter excavators commonly used models, I hope you have to buy models. Do Carter excavator, dig bucket, find me, professional.
Q:I was just curious how this would be done. I mean some people have ponds that are 4 acres or more on their property and I was wondering how that is achieved. I mean it's not like they dig a hole in an afternoon, grab their garden hose and let it fill up. Also how much would such a thing cost?
Well basically yes. You hire a 20 ton excavator for a couple of days and dig a big hole. Of course that might cost $100 an hour... More likely they find a natural hollow or channel and build a dam across it. Might only need to be 6 ft high to dam up quite a big area thats 2 to 5 ft deep. It can get more technical depending on the soil structure, and the level of your water table, but with our local terrain and volcanic soil structure I could give you a 4 acre pond in an hour with a decent excavator. Ian
Q:What does climbing slope mean?
Is the slope of the excavator climbing, what is the maximum degree of slope?,
Q:How to find the total volume of Earthmovers buckets?
Spec sheets for excavators like the one on the first link typically talk about the SAE standard at 2/1 heaped. The standard is the Society of Automotive Engineers standard J742. Interestingly this standard, which came out in 1979 was cancelled in 2001 and not replaced. However you can still purchase this document for $98.from the second link. The summary for the standard says Description: This standard applies to buckets of loaders (as defined by SAE J1057a, Identification Terminology of Earthmoving Machines). This method applies primarily to buckets having parallel sides and a cutting edge parallel to the top edge of the back sheet. Moderately clipped back sheet corners will introduce no appreciable errors. Bucket teeth, tooth adapters, as well as other similar local discontinuities are ignored. a. Interpretation of irregular shaped cutting edges is identified in paragraph 4.4. b. Interpretation of irregular shaped side sheets is identified in paragraph 4.5. Purpose - The purpose of this standard is to provide a uniform method for determining the SAE struck capacity and rated capacity. The volume calculations used result in a realistically conservative heaped volume. The calculations are based on the inside physical dimensions of the bucket only without regard to bucket action provided by any particular machine. For rating purposes, a nominal heaped load with a 2:1 angle of repose is to be used with bucket orientation dictated by the strike plane defined in paragraph 3.1. This in no way implies that the loader linkage must carry the bucket oriented in this attitude, or that all materials will naturally have a 2:1 angle of repose. So effectively use geometry depending on the buckets shape. If it has parallel sides its going to be height X width X length for the struck volume with the addition of the prism for the heaped volume. 2/1 means 2 horizontal for 1 vertical. So the prism volume will be length X width X width / 8.
Q:When was the excavator invented in that country?
In 1880, the first semi - rotary steam shovel with tractors as the chassis appeared.From the early twentieth Century to the late 40s, excavators entered the stage of diversification of power and walking equipment. In 1910, the first motor driving the excavator; appeared 1912 gasoline and kerosene engine driven rotary excavator produced in 1916; the diesel engine driven generator single bucket excavator; 1924 diesel engine direct drive for single bucket excavator; crawler walking device introduced in 1910. With the development of the automobile industry, the tire walking device is widely used in small excavator. In 30s, a walking device appeared.In the middle of 50s, Germany and France developed the full rotary hydraulic excavator successively, and the development of excavator entered a new stage.
Q:I run an ally deck.4 Ancient Ziggurat3 Armageddon4 City of Brass4 Darksteel Ingot/ 4 more Plains4 Hada Freeblade3 Hagra Diabolist4 Harabaz Druid4 Join the Ranks3 Kabira Evangel4 Kazandu Blademaster3 Kazuul Warlord6 Plains4 Reflecting Pool3 Seagate Loremaster4 Swords to Plowshares3 Talus PaladinI sideboard Conspiracy and Turntimber Ranger, for obvious reasons, plus Jwari Shapeshifter, and Soul Foundry.I like Harabaz Druid with Armageddon, because that's a few turn where I'm the only one with mana.This $60+ deck wants to be put on steroids. Help me. What do I put in, and what do I take out? And do I run 4 Darksteel Ingot, or 4 more Plains?
Try Mimic Vat, Right of Replication, Halimar Excavator, and Ondu Cleric. Drop Armageddon please, this deck is supposed to be about allies, not blowing up lands. Darksteel Ingot does nothing for this deck outside of giving you mana for when Armageddon comes down. You need more lands as I am only counting 22, add some Islands, probably 4.
Q:how would you rate the quality of these mechines?
Don't know too much about geranium planters, but I can drive my hubby's full sized Mitsubishi excavator :) it's a work horse.
Q:Is/are there specific formula/s?
Excavator Bucket Volume
Q:Hey everybody... Looking to build an underground house of sorts. Always wanted to tackle a project like this. In Arkansas, what's a ballpark cost of having somebody dig a hole in the ground... 12 foot deep, 40X40 ft across? No transporting soil, just put it all in a pile nearby. Thanks in advance!
u need a front loader. call a excavator for estimates in ur area.

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