Skid Steer Loader with China Engine

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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 model	Xinchai C490BPG
Bore×stroke	90×105mm	3.5 x4.1in
Rated power	40kw	53.6hp
Rotating speed	2650rpm	2650rpm
Number of cylinders	4	4
Max. Torque	156n.m	156n.m
Displacement	2.67L	163 in 3
Max. Speed	12km	7.5mph
Vacuum tire	10-16.5	10-16.5
Operating load	650kg	1433lb
Max. Loading	1200 kg	2646lb
Lifting	Radial	Radial
Bucket lifting force	1500kg	3306.9lb
Arm lifting force	15kN	15kN
Total cycling time	10.2 s	10.2s
Bucket capacity	0.47m³	0.61yd 3
Pressure of working system	160bar	2320psi
Rated flux	60L /min	15.9 gal /min
High flow flux(optional)	---	---
Fuel tank capacity	79L	20.9gal
Self-weight with bucket	2850kg	6283lb
Overall operating height(A)	3850mm	151.6in
Height to bucket hinge pin(B)	3225mm	127 in
Height to top of cab(C)	2070mm	81.5in
Height to bottom of level bucket(D)	3065mm	120.7 in
Overall length without bucket(E)	2538mm	100 in
Overall length with bucket(F)	3345mm	131.7in
Dumping Angle at maximum height (G)	42°	42°
Dumping height(H)	2445mm	96.3in
Dumping reach(I)	585mm	23in
Rollback of bucket on ground(J)	31°	31°
Rollback of bucket at full height(K)	86°	86°
Wheelbase(L)	991mm	39in
Ground clearance(M)	210 mm	8.3in
Angle of departure(N)	30°	30°
Turning radius front without bucket(O)	1380mm	54.3in
Front turning radius(P)	2027mm	81.5in
Rear turning radius(Q)	1527mm	60.1in
Rear axle to bumper(R)	981mm	38.6in
Tread width, centerline to centerline(S)	1465mm	57.7in
Width between outside of two wheels(T)	1730mm	68.1in
Bucket width (U)	1800mm	70.9in

Skid Steer Loader with China Engine

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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: I am purchasing 2 1/2 acres of swamp for all practical purposes.I want to dig a 1/2 to 1 acre lake 7 foot deep to use the sand (this is south florida) to make high and dry ground on the rest of the property. I am trying to decide if I need an excavator or a large loader and a mud hog to pump out the water as I am sure it will start to fill the hole as soon as I make it I would think. I am just not sure how you would get a smooth bottom with an excavator.Any Ideas?: We did the same in the north east, with winter snowy weather. We have a flowing well that created a swamp. We hired a contractor with a Hydra Hoe. That rig should be able to stay far enough away from the swamp so it doesn't sink into the swamp. And if you are going to use the sand, you need to let is sit by the pond and drain, then haul it out. Make sure that is included in your bid. I don't think 7' will be deep enough. You'll have a pit for crocks and snakes and frogs and due to the shallow depth and heat in Fla. in several years it will be a swamp again. Go for something deeper and treat it with copper sulfate to control weeds, if allowed by law. Also, check to be sure you don't have cattails there because then you might not be allowed to disturb the area. In some states cattail's are protected wet lands, but maybe not in Fla. And check to see if permits are required because you don't want any big time fines. We love our pond, and the flowing well now feeds it with oxygen 24/7.

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Q: I have been looking at selling my car and getting a diesel, Mostly a 02-03 7.3L PSD. I have really be looking for reasons not to buy one but i am really not finding any. I live in Missouri so its cold in the winter but as long as i have a block heater i can leave it plugged in, in my driveway so its not too big of a deal. I also know that oil changes are quite a bit more expensive but if you are going to drive it like i am... I.E. not hauling heavy loads you can go 5000mi between oil changes. Anyone have any reasons i should not buy one? Or good reasons too buy one.: The okorder . Bill has a lot of videos on his site breaking down each engine and comparing all 3 (7.3,6.0,6.4). If you were to get a 6.0 I'd suggest changining the factory head studs to the ARP and deleting the egr. And FYI (this caught a lot of people off guard)...to change the fuel pump or turbo, and some other engine repairs, the cab has to come off. So thats makes it a more expensive repair. The 6.4 is the same way.

Q: We are trying to find house plans for a new home and we want a daylght or walkout basement. We've been told that it would cost about $80.00 per sq ft. We are looking at plans that would have about 2,000 sq ft basement. That would be $160,000.00 just for the basement. Is this reasonable?: NO!!!! That is not reasonable. Prices are different in geographical area's and the type of basement will affect the cost as well. No matter where you live you will require a survey company. They will take your plot plan and draw your house on in complying with your municipal set back ordinances. This is required for your permit as well. approx. $1200 After permit, they will stake out property for a excavator to dig the basement to bottom of footing height and/or 4ft below frost. In your case of a walk out basement, they walk out area (basement floor height and ground level are the same) will be 4 ft below grade. Your excavator should also trench and install sewer and water lines from street to basement. Their contract should include back fill. approx $2500 A cement contractor will install footings, and foundation. Here's where you need to pay attention to price and what you are receiving. They should include the water proofing in their installation price. There price is also reflected on size of home as well as wall height, and number of corners and footing steps. Materials should be supplied by them. For a 2,000 feet Sq. and 8ft concrete wall, cost should be no more than $30,000. This is thumb calculations. Even at 40,000 is still only 20/ft far away from 80 That's your basement. Your excavator will return to back fill and your ready to install the house

Q: Hi, Question may sound dumb, but im only asking. How would they load, lets say a fire truck or an excavator into a cargo plane? And where would they do it, I couldnt imagine them loading up an a taxiway. Basically i want to know what happens from when you arrange to have the vehicle flown out to when the vehicle is at its destination. Thanks.: You may be over complicating this. Like another answer suggests the military does most of this type of hauling . Unless civillian vehicles are urgently needed there are slower but cheper ways of moving them. When vehicles are transported by air it is just a matter of rolling through an acces gate and into the plane. Loads are situated sothey dont affect a planes balance. Some neat large haulers are the antonov and a new cargo variant of the 747 called the dreamlifter, used to move parts for the new 787

Q: Regarding fuel efficiency, performance on site, low maintenance, availability of replacement parts, etc.: My opinion is Catapillar. Kamotso isn't bad, but the parts are expensive being a Japanese model.

Q: My general contractor told me that there was not a storm sewer lateral when we built, and I found out that there is (after contacting the local municipality. The excavator/plumber is willing to connect the downspouts and sump pump on one side of my house, but said that he would not do the other side (on the other side of the driveway). My feeling is that we definitely would have done it without a problem, but that he doesn't want to break through the driveway a year later. Am I asking too much to require that he hooks up to downspouts on both sides of the house?: Take a look at the ground level around your house, if you feel there is sufficient grade to allow ground water to run away from your home on the far side of the driveway then just do the one side but if you seem to be at a low point in the subdivision/property then your best bet is to control the ground water by all means necessary. Do some research on backwater valves! I would consider it essential if your in a flood prone area.

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