• yuchai YC135-8 13.5 ton excavator. System 1
yuchai YC135-8 13.5 ton excavator.

yuchai YC135-8 13.5 ton excavator.

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yuchai YC135-8 13.5 ton excavator

CodeItemUnitYC135-8

AMax. Digging Heightmm8285

BMax. Dumping Heightmm5900

CMax. Digging Depthmm5245

DMax. Digging Radiusmm8050

D1Max. Horizontal Digging Lengthmm7920

EMax. Digging Height Radiusmm4110

FMin. Digging ForcekN84.9

CodeItemUnitYC135-8

 Operating Weightkg13300

 Standard Bucket Capacity0.52

 Engine CUMMINS QSB4.5 | CUMMINS B3.9-C

 Power of Enginekw/rpm82/2200 | 86/2200

AMachine Lengthmm7745

BMachine Heightmm2713

COverall Widthmm2600

DCrawler Widthmm600

FCrawler Lengthmm2950

GWheel-Basemm2200

HMin. Ground Clearancemm438

IOverall Heightmm2860

JWidth of Platformmm2090

KHeight of Engine Hoodmm2410

LHeight from Floor to Platformmm815

 Width of Bucketmm910

 Walking Speed(Low/High)km/h4.6

 Platform Slewing Speedrpm11

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Oriented by mast, divided into friction rod and lock rod.


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Q: I have vague memories about two TV movies I watched in my childhood in the 70s. I think the movies were made in USA. I hope somebody can give me their titles.1. There was a construction site (or maybe a mine), and there is a kind of electrical storm. Suddenly, the work vehicles (excavators, bulldozers, etc) got alive and start killing humans.2. There is an abandoned house where there are some beings living inside the walls. This beings resemble furry goblins and speak with strange noises. Then a family moves to the house and the goblins attack the persons. I particular, I remember a scene when these goblins drag somebody to their hiding.That's the best I can remember ;-)
If the 70s, then it's Killdozer (as Maximum Overdrive is from the 80s) The People Beneath the Stairs?
Q: Hello,My mother's co-worker accidentally dug up a turtle nest while using an excavator, and most of the eggs were crushed and broken, except for 6. My mom brought the 6 eggs to me, and I have no clue as to what I should do. Right now they are in a large flower pot or dirt, sitting about three inches under the surface. The flower pot is sitting beside a window that gets sun during the day. The eggs look like the first picture on this web page.
if it's possible to get sand, that would be better. Just keep them about 4-5 inches from the surface, and you can keep them in the sun all day (as they would be in the wild). Their mom doesn't look after them at all anyways. Not sure what the dimpling could be a sign of, but it is normal.
Q: Why do excavators use such complicated drive motors ?
Actually, the drive system is relatively simple. You have a single engine running a hydraulic pump, and two hydrostatic drive motors on the track system that propel the machine. Beyond that you have two control handles that are tied into the main hydraulic valves with either electronic controls or pilot hydraulics that open and close valves to move the hoe. There are a lot of hoses, but the system itself is really pretty simple in design once you understand it.
Q: Which or the two archeologists was the better excavator for the Aegean civilization- Evans or Schliemann? Please discuss their methods of excavating and the truth in their quot;finds.quot;Side note: This is a question on my study guide and I deff need the help! Please!
Evans is better.
Q: i put in a fake rock background and side walls too by the way its really nice so anyways the substrate is excavator its really neat. it is a sand substrate but when you mix it with water it hardens to a concrete like sand really low risk of impaction and just in case she does get impacted i give her warm baths with a massage 1 day a week and no signs of impaction so every time i take her out to hold her she poops when i give her baths not even when she hits the water yet she pooped but never in her enclosure please help but every day i do make sure she poops but i would really like her to poop without me having to take her out to poop before this setup she was on repti carpet and pooped without any problems please help and give ideas thanks
Maybe the best thing to do is test some new foods and substrates out. Every week you just change the substrate type and food type here are some good simple substrates you should try newspaper, artificial grass and reptile carpet. And with the food try feeding her a differant type of food every week, basically it's just about trying to find the right combination for your reptile.
Q: Where should I draw the line on declaring an item a fixed asset? I have our vehicles, scissor lifts and excavators down as fixed assets, but should I also include power tools (e.g. band saws, drills, sawzalls, etc.)?As far as office equipment goes, I have declared computers, desks and filing cabinets, but what about other smaller items (e.g. desk organizers, calculators, label makers, etc.)?
You can include all your above mentioned items, but small tools and inexpensive items may be depreciated very fast, or charged off as a daily expense when purchased. These may be listed in the case of sale of a business, but a buyer may not place much value on some. Large equipment and power tools generally have a longer life, and in some cases, such as vehicles, the IRS does not permit accelerated depreciation. Some equipment depreciation has been allowed to be accelerated in recent years but that can change periodically. New tax policies must be reviewed every year. Desk organizers and/or office supplies/stationery should not be included. These are generally considered daily expenses. Again, in a sale situation, large quantities may be considered. I'm not an accountant, but am retired after 50 years in retail. An accountant may agree or disagree with me.
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Q: Where in san antonio can I get some free dirt. I need like 2 dump truck loads. I will be using it for dirt bike jumps. Thank You for your help.
There is nothing free in this world. Not even dirt.
Q: Since ore grades continue to get lower and lower it would seem that we will never run out of metals in the foreseeable future. Is this because mining methods are more efficient and economical?
As demand for metals goes up, price goes up making lower grade material economic to mine. Mining methods are more efficient to a point but is the dollar value per ton that is the driving force. Gold is the best current example of this: large scale mines 10 years ago would have been mining at an average grade of 1.5-2 grams per tonne. Today mining is economical in the same mine down to 0.5 grams per tonne.

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