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Skid Steer Loader with China Engine

Skid Steer Loader with China Engine

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1 PCS
Supply Capability:
1500 PCS/month

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Skid Steer Loader with China Engine

Product Details

Basic Info.

Model NO.:WT650D

 

Type:Skid Steer Loader

Walking Mode:Wheeled

 

Load and Unload Method:Front Discharge

Certification:CE, ISO9001: 2000

 

Condition:New

Brand Name:Wecan

 

Rated Load:650kg

Size(L*W*H):3345mm*1800mm*2070mm

 

Cabin:Rops & Fops Cabin

Standard Attachment:Bucket

 

Warranty:12 Months

Export Markets:South America, Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, Mid East, Eastern Asia

Additional Info.

Trademark:WECAN

 

Packing:Normal Export Package

Standard:CE

 

Origin:Shandong, China

HS Code:8429510000

 

Production Capacity:200PCS/ Month

Product Description

1, China engine or Japan engine
2, Original Imported Sauer pump
3, Mechanical Auto leveling
4, Special big aluminium radiator
5, Original imported Sauer motor


Engine modelXinchai C490BPG
Bore×stroke90×105mm3.5 x4.1in
Rated power40kw53.6hp
Rotating speed2650rpm2650rpm
Number of cylinders44
Max. Torque156n.m156n.m
Displacement2.67L163 in 3
Max. Speed12km7.5mph
Vacuum tire10-16.510-16.5
Operating load650kg1433lb
Max. Loading1200 kg2646lb
LiftingRadialRadial
Bucket lifting force1500kg3306.9lb
Arm lifting force15kN15kN
Total cycling time10.2 s10.2s
Bucket capacity0.47m³0.61yd 3
Pressure of working system160bar2320psi
Rated flux60L /min15.9 gal /min
High flow flux(optional)------
Fuel tank capacity79L20.9gal
Self-weight with bucket2850kg6283lb
Overall operating height(A)3850mm151.6in
Height to bucket hinge pin(B)3225mm127 in
Height to top of cab(C)2070mm81.5in
Height to bottom of level bucket(D)3065mm120.7 in
Overall length without bucket(E)2538mm100 in
Overall length with bucket(F)3345mm131.7in
Dumping Angle at maximum height (G)42°42°
Dumping height(H)2445mm96.3in
Dumping reach(I)585mm23in
Rollback of bucket on ground(J)31°31°
Rollback of bucket at full height(K)86°86°
Wheelbase(L)991mm39in
Ground clearance(M)210 mm8.3in
Angle of departure(N)30°30°
Turning radius front without bucket(O)1380mm54.3in
Front turning radius(P)2027mm81.5in
Rear turning radius(Q)1527mm60.1in
Rear axle to bumper(R)981mm38.6in
Tread width, centerline to centerline(S)1465mm57.7in
Width between outside of two wheels(T)1730mm68.1in
Bucket width (U)1800mm70.9in

Skid Steer Loader with China Engine

Skid Steer Loader with China Engine

 


Q: What can an excavator do?
Excavators can not only dig earth, sand and gravel, but also can be used as small lifting equipment, flexible and flexible, and rarely affected by the geographical environment, not only can rescue, but also self-help.
Q: My name is Justin Hart and I am a college student studying Robotics and I am working on a project for one of my classes that that will be using tank treads. I am building is a cart that will need to be able to carry up to 600lbs. I also would like it to be able to drive up stairs. The base of my cart will be 36-40 inches long and then in the front of the cart I would like the tread to angle up 35 degrees for 16 inches.
See if you can use the tracks off of a mini excavator, the are made by almost every company that makes heavy equipment, Caterpillar, Deere,ETC
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Q: Normally Excavators are used for digging earth. But sometimes the operators use the bucket to lift materials .
Typically no. It's a matter of safety. The object being carried can spill out of the bucket and injure someone. For heavy loads you use a forklift and the objects should be securely held on a pallet. For odd shaped objects a sling may be used but it must be inspected for nicks and tears prior to every use.
Q: I purchased a S corp thru a stock purchase agreement. Included in the corporation were 2 tractors and an excavator. Can I write-off any of my purchase price of this corporation? Tractors and excavator? They are part of the corporation.
You can depreciate them over their remaining useful lives at their market value when purchased.
Q: I have an excavator, a dumptruck, and a backhoe. I've only really used these to dig my pond and move firewood. Are there any benefits to owning them other then personal use, like possible job oppertunities or business ideas? Thanks
The benefit is that you can write off a lot of expenses. You are still out the money. But, save a lot on taxes. The best benefit is that you are friends with the boss. HA!
Q: How about Carter excavator model?
will be different. In 320D, for example, there are 2.5 and 2.9, two commonly used bucket (small arm) can be selected, bucket in the country with 1 and 1.2 more, and at the same time with heavy bucket, rock bucket, heavy rock bucket is more common. Special conditions can be selected to widen track, guard board, cab protection device, low temperature starting device and so on. Basically, most of the working conditions can be well matched.
Q: ive just been lent a dumper for my field and the guy hasn't told me how to start it. im 23 so its before my time lol. im not sure what make it is but i think the engine is a petters or lister. i havent looked properly yet i am going to attempt to start it tomorrow but im actually scared of it. ive been told these things can break your wrist if they kick back. im not a novice to machinery ive drove 20ton excavators and various other stuff its just these old girls im not used to lol. so anyone know the best way to fire her up without ending up in AE? its been stood for 5 years with diesel in it so it should fire? cheers
Lister Dumper
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: Could a paleontologist that found a dinosaur skeleton make good money from the find? I know I have to go to grad school for this? This is when they make the money isn't it? I know of a nice site to find trilobites that know on else knows the only bad thing is that these are headless and some are curled up and others are flattened out. However, I have also found many caves in my area that haven't been gone through by excavators. The caves probably have some prehistoric bones. Either way lady geologist your on a role and have 20 pts so far unless some one gives me a better answer.
If you are concerned about making money - become a stock broker or a lawyer. If you are concerned about money you won't be happy as a paleontologist. You need to love the discovery of the history of life on Earth. Money should be secondary. Most paleontologist don't make a dime from the fossils they discover. The fossils are kept in the collections of universities or museums.

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