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yuchai YC35-8 3.5 ton excavator.

yuchai YC35-8 3.5 ton excavator.

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yuchai YC35-8 3.5 ton excavator

CodeItemUnitYC35-8

AMax. Digging Heightmm5190

BMax. Dumping Heightmm3670

CMax. Digging Depthmm3546

DMax. Digging Radiusmm5630

D1Max. Horizontal Digging Lengthmm5486

EMax. Digging Height Radiusmm3265

FMin. Slewing Radiusmm1992

GMax. Depth of Bulldozermm460

HMax. Height of Bulldozermm210

 Max. Digging ForcekN22.2

CodeItemUnitYC35-8

 Operating Weightkg3740

 Standard Bucket Capacity0.12

 Engine Cummins A2300 | KUBOTAV2203

 Power of Enginekw/rpm30.5/2200 | 29.2/2200

AMachine Lengthmm5250

BMachine Heightmm2470

COverall Widthmm1518

DCrawler Widthmm300 ( Steel/Rubber )

FCrawler Lengthmm2100

GWheel-Basemm1620

HMin. Ground Clearancemm320

IOverall Heightmm1690

JWidth of Platformmm1494

KHeight of Engine Hoodmm1385

LHeight from Floor to Platformmm546

 Width of Bucketmm608

 Walking Speed(Low/High)km/h2.4/4.3

 Platform Slewing Speedrpm11.5

 Cab 

 The Deflexion 

 The Angle of Deflexion (Left/Right)°80/50

Keywords:excavator,yuchai excavator,weichai excavator,weichai,chinese excavator

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


Q: Since technological innovation is bad according to Dear Leader, should he drop a trillion on spoon ready jobs? Think of all of the jobs that would create, a bunch of union hacks digging holes with spoons.
No he should instead purchase a one way ticket to any where for him and his family and resign from office
Q: Army MOS 12N Information?
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Q: Method and steps of slope repair by excavator.
The slope is an inclined plane. Turn left and turn right | general dig one or more like groove, to make reference to the sample groove is generally a bucket width, by the excavation line to the excavation line, line connection, and then by the sample groove extended into a surface. In the second case, it is harder to cut from top to bottom. In the slope below the ground excavated roadbed. Turn left turn right | repair this slope is more complicated, many factors, such as irregular excavation line slope ratio (the ratio of height and width of the slope), table height etc..
Q: Can you dig down straight always in the same diameter? I mean if you dig down in 10x10, will you end digging in 10x10?Only theoretically. Only serious answers.
Do you mean a rectangular, 10 x 10 hole? If so: No... at least not very deep. The excavation wall in most earth materials loses structural stability, and so excavation below some practical depth must be sloped to prevent failure. Even in a very competent rock, you cannot go very deep... I'm also neglecting the practicalities of the usual excavation equipment, like a backhoe or excavator, which are limited by the mechanical-arm length and geometry. I guess if you wanted to dig a 10 x 10 hole by HAND (or jackhammer or something), and you progressively reinforced the excavation walls above you as you went, then yes, I suppose you could go pretty deep. OSHA might have something to say about it, but I'm being theoretical as you asked, or semi-theoretical. Now, if you are DRILLING, so that your circular boring is 10 units (inches, feet, whatever) in diameter, then your hole stays more or less the same diameter, although there is wallow-out at the top, and maybe some small percentage of variability throughout- depending on the competence of the earth-material. Even then, you would case a deep boring to prevent wall-failure when you withdraw the augers. What you case it with depends upon your purpose- steel, PVC, cast in-place concrete, whatever. There are also cool boring machines that can drill lovely, round holes of consistent diameter through rock. There's probably plenty of other tech that I'm not experienced or familiar with with, too.
Q: There was a big Mack Truck with a long trailer hauling a CAT machine,(huge excavator) in the slow lane, and I went to go around him and pass him in the fast lane, as I did so, a rock flew from the wheels of the machine and struck my windshield and smashed it. The wheels on the machine were covered in mud and stones, like it wasn't even cleaned off before they started to haul it. I got in front of the truck and was trying to get the guy to pull over, but of course he was on his cell phone and wouldn't and just blew the horn at me. So I ended up getting the license plate # and the name of the company and filed a police report. My question is, do you think that that company should be held responsible, because my insurance is trying to charge me my deductible, and I just don't have that money right now. I think that it was the companies fault for not making sure that the equipment was clean and was able to be hauled without something like this happening.
You shouldn't have turned it into your insurance....I know you probably had to get it fixed but they'll just make you pay more. This kinda happened to my sister except she wasn't so lucky, she was going home on a 2 lane road 12:00 at night and there was a truck coming at her with the brights on, she couldn't see so she slowed down and had her face by the steerling wheel so she could see, when the truck passed someone threw a rock at her windshield, except it went in through the driver window. She drove off in the ditch, wrecked her car, there was shattered glass everywhere, she was all cut up and bleeding and had to wait 45 mins. for the cops to arrive, Luckily somehow the rock didn't hit her it was in the back seat, but she filed a police report and they turned it in to her insurance, now she has to pay to get her car fixed. It sucks. Just be lucky the rock didn't hit you. You should try contacting the company, give them the plate number and tell them what happened. Other than that you can't really do to much. It would be your word against his. Good Luck though, hope you get it straightend out.
Q: I have 3 Kubotas and have a 3500hd to tow the two 2 excavators, but I was wondering if my 1500 could handle about a 6,500lb front end loader with trailer? I have been wanting to get a few opinions so I figured I would ask here among other places. Thanks.
i towed a 86 1 ton truck with a 5.3 trailblazer with no problem. just good luck stopping
Q: Has anyone tried the excavator substrate? I'm thinking about trying it with my bearded dragons....?
Dont use it dude. It has a ton of chemicals in it that could harm your BD.
Q: framing for commercial buildings. I'm helping him fine tune his resume and need to describe his education and experience with project management and estimating.
ha ha ha. Just like that--it's very catchy! Guaranteed to be noticed, lol. In seriousness, although I'm not sure you are, post this in careers or search resume writing tips. There are plenty of good sites.
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Q: PLEAS DONT GIVE ME THE ANSWER!! i just need to know how to solve:A giant excavator (used in road construction) can apply a maximum vertical force of 2.25×105 N. If it can vertically accelerate a load of dirt at 0.200 m/s2, what is the mass of that load? Ignore the mass of the excavator itself but don’t forget the weight of the load.
F-Weight (load)=mass (load)X0.2 2.25x105-9.8mass (load)=0.2mass (load)=====> mass (load)= 236.25/10=23.625kg, that weighs 231.525newtons.

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