Excavators

When you aren't operating/when there is no overhead objects/or uneven travel ground incase of a overturn.

A backhoe excavator is one that has a loading bucket on the front and a hoe on the back. Such as a Case 580 backhoe

Backhoe is like a tractor with a loading aggregate in the front and an excavator arm mounted on the back. Excavators does only have an arm.

Long Carriage, it means that the track and frame is longer so the ground pressure is reduced.

Have a look at mitsubishi mm30sr heavy equipment forum..Or email me at loftncher@tadaust.org.au could have some info

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Joseph Cryil Bamford

i would say around 3.3gal an hour on full throttle

pc 200-8

To operate an excavator, you typically need a valid operator's license or certification, which varies by region. In many places, this involves completing a training program and passing a written and practical exam. Additionally, some employers may require specific qualifications or endorsements related to heavy machinery operation. Always check local regulations and employer requirements to ensure compliance.

In the UK the holder of a full category B (car) driving licence may drive any excavator, (which is deemed an item of engineering plant, designed or constructed specifically for engineering operations). Exemptions are granted under legislation for excavators which are classed as "digging machines", vehicles which are limited to travel on a public road only for the purpose of proceeding to or from sites - used for trench digging or any kind of excavating or shovelling work. The requirement for competence on site is another issue. By law employers should ensure that all excavator operators receive information instruction and training on the respective item of plant. UK major contractors may demand that excavator operators on their sites are in possession of a nationally accepted scheme, ticket/card, that highlights their competence. For example the National Plant Operators Registration Scheme, NPORS, is an health and Safety Executive, HSE, accredited plant training organisation.

i needto know the dimentions for the komatsu pc 300 NLC and hers wight for transport?thanks

Armstrong and Co in the UK invented a shovel in the late nineteenth century that used water to power the cylinders but the hyd excavator we know know evolved from other types of equipment and no single company can claim that they invented it but pioneers were Poclain and Priestman in Europe

The engine powers a hydraulic pump, which then push the hydraulic oil to the pistons.

try caterpiller in japan . they carnt send you a manual but if you describe what you need they will help you .these excavators were never ment to leave japan

they emailed pics to me with part numbers and allso converted part numbers to aust number but most off them are discontinued .

i can give you filters numbers and help with a couple off things fell free to email me at any time .

benhall@live.com.au

victoia

3 ft x 3ft x 2.25 ft = 20.25 cu ft = 0.75 yards

Note: this is the theoretical volume and not the effective one. You have to consider the nature of soil to establish the bucket fill factor: ex light soil you have an overload, so you multiply x 110%, heavy soil x 95%, roc x 85%, etc.

This will depend on how hard you are using it. If the machine is idling, it is not going to use as much as when you are using it full steam.

77,625 lbs. you multiply the size of the excavator by 225 when you are trying to find the weight of them in pounds

IHI mini excavators are great machines, but the downfall of some is the crappy Nachi track drives they use. These motors and planetarys are "OEM only" - in other words, they are only supplied to the machine manufacturer and therefore are are very expensive to repair or replace. I suggets you do what I am now in the process of doing - changing both motors with brand new motors of another reputable brand, cheaper than I can get the parts to rebuild one Nachi unit! Good luck!

It's just practice and experience.

you need a bum a the local gay mans pub sleep in a bush and chill

127.5 N per square meter

Harry westerguards

The average fuel consumption of a 24-ton excavator typically ranges from 8 to 15 liters per hour, depending on factors like the model, operating conditions, and workload. More efficient machines may use less fuel, especially with advanced engine technologies. Additionally, usage patterns, such as idling time and the nature of the tasks performed, can significantly affect overall fuel efficiency.