GC338LC-8 Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

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GC338LC-8 Hydraulic Crawler Excavator’s Operating Weight is 33t, equipped with CUMMINS 6C8.3 Engine, with Boom 6.47m, Arm 3.186m, Bucket 1.42m3.

GC338LC-8 Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

Technical Specifications

Engine

Travel System

Model

CUMMINS 6C8.3

Travel motors

BONFIGLIOLI, Italia; /NABTESCO, Japan; Variable axial piston motor

Type

Water cooling, turbocharged, empty enter-cooling

Support roller quantities

2×9

Carrier roller quantities

2×2

No. of cylinder

Travel shoes

2×48

Bore and stroke

114mm×134.9mm

Travel speed

5.0/3.0km/h

Displacement

8.29L

Drawbar pulling force

280kN

Power output

186kW/2200rpm

Grade ability

70% (35°)

Ground clearance

530mm

Hydraulic System

Cab ＆ Control

Pump

LINDE, Germany

Cab

All-weather, sound-suppressed Cab and equipped with a heavy, insulated Floor Mat; Front Window can be opened and slid; 6-direction adjustable Seat; LED display, Automatic monitoring, display and warning; cool & hot Air Conditioner

Type

variable double–piston pump

Max. discharge flow

670.6L/min

Max. discharge pressure

Boom, arm and bucket

32.3MPa

Control

Two hand levers and two foot pedals for travel Two hand levers for excavating and swing;

Electric rotary-type engine throttle

Travel circuit

32.3MPa

Swing circuit

28MPa

Control circuit

3.8MPa

Boom, Arm ＆ Bucket

Pilot control pump

Gear type

Boom cylinder

140mm×100mm×1480mm

Main control valve

Negative flow control

Arm cylinder

160mm×110mm×1825mm

Oil cooler

Air cooled type

Bucket cylinder

140mm×100mm×1285mm

Swing System

Refilling Capacities＆lubrications

Swing motor

SUNJIN, Korea

Fuel tank

580L

Swing motor type

Axial-piston motor

Cooling system

24.7L

Brake

Hydraulic oil released

Engine oil

28L

Parking brake

Hydraulic disc brake

Hydraulic oil tank

380L Tank oil level

Swing speed

9.7r/min

450L Hydraulic system

Bucket

Type

Backhoe bucket

Bucket capacity

1.42m3 (SAE)

Bucket width

1416mm

Arm Type

GC338LC-8 Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

Max. digging depth

10125mm

Max. dumping height

7082mm

Max. digging height

7340mm

Max. vertical digging depth

7369mm

Max. Depth cut for 2440m(8')Level Bottom

7010mm

Max. digging distance

11084mm

Max. digging radius at ground level

10886mm

Min. swing radius of work equipment

4335mm

Digging Force (ISO6015) Unit: kN

Arm length

3200mm

Bucket digging force

182kN

Arm digging force

150kN

Arm Type 3200mm

Overall length

11172mm

Tread

4030mm

Ground contact length (Transportation)

5815mm

Track length

4936mm

Overall height(to top of boom)

3313mm

Track gauge

2600mm

Overall width

3200mm

Track width

3200mm

Overall height(to top of cab)

3219mm

Shoe width

600mm

Counter weight ground clearance

1237mm

Bonnet height

2308mm

Ground clearance

530mm

Revolving frame width

3045mm

Tail swing radius

3437mm

Distance from swivel center to tail

3437mm

GC338LC-8 Hydraulic Crawler Excavator

Operating Weight and Ground Pressure

Operating weight includes basic machine (with boom 6.47m, arm 3.186m, and bucket 1.42m3)

Shoe width

600mm

Overall width

3200mm

Ground pressure

62KPa

Operating weight

33000kg

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Q:My excavator is KOMATSU PC650,the bucket is vulnerable to wear after changed . How could I choose a right one: How many excavators you got Wang? ever heard of a grease gun? do you or any of your employees actually know how to operate an expensive piece of heavy equipment? or are you just trying to rip through rock and concrete at full power and destroying buckets, 20 years as a mechanic in the heavy equipment industry I've seen it all, that 650 ain't a small machine, and the bucket that came with it should last the life of the machine if some dummy doesn't neglect it or destroy it, keep your pins greased and change teeth when necessary, that is if you haven't ripped the shanks off already, other than that you could find someone to hard face the problem areas your experiencing with your buckets, many contractors that use there equipment 24/7 will do it, its a welding technique thats on going, as when the hard face wares down its re applyed,

Q:I can rent a small/medium sized excavator. not a mini, but not a huge one....will use it mostly to dig out stumps and move some boulders, but do you know if its capable ot pushing over pines and birches up to 6 to 8 inches in diameter? Id love to just level clear an acre or so..... Thoughts?: If your aim is to clear an acre, you should invest in a good chainsaw,preferably 18-20 inch bar.Once you have downed the trees, rent a stump grinder for a week (or more) and remove the stumps. Then rent the backhoe for the boulders. A backhoe is not the ideal choice for all of these assorted tasks.If you have never downed trees before, I would have some one along in case of an accident and to assist in lining up where you need to cut the tree to have it fall where you want it. Suggestions: to have a tree fall in the correct direction, take a walk around it to see which way it leans (if at all) and if there is anything in it's falling path (vehicles, people, etc). The proper way to do this is to make your first cut on the front side, this will be a V cut (falling side) up to 1/2 to 3/4 of the diameter of the tree. Then on the opposite side cut straight through to about 1 or 2 inches of the the first cut and move directly back away from the tree as it falls.Wear eye. ear, hand protection.

Q:Does the excavator include the off-site transportation of excavators?: Excluding off-site transportation, the Hebei is limited to this chapter in the major machinery, one safety, and off-site transportation charges

Q:If I met a woman who ran an excavator at a precious metals open pit mine, would she be a gold digger?: Yes, she is a gold-digger. Can I say yes at least here though? without Feminists hounding me with a million TDs and/or violation reports?

Q:I know aviation boatswains mates tow jets with tractors, ive heard bm's operate forklifts, cranes, etc.... im wondering if a boatswains mate could be a materials handler or excavator when they get out: Bos'n operate and maintain a lot of heavy equipment but what depends on the ship they are attached. On a smaller ship you may only have small boat davits, while on larger amphibs and supply ships you may have forklifts and cranes and other gear. Will it help you get a job on the outside? Possibly, if you go through the journeymen process for a specific piece or pieces of gear. Where it would help you would be military sea lift command.

Q:The fact is that yes environmental protection is needed, but now EPA regulation has become a big cash cow (lobbied for hard in Washington) that increases the cost of a particular project a MINIMUM of 30-50%. Environmentalists lobby for more and more of the economic pie, but the nature of the work they provide is such that they don't give anything back as far as gross domestic product (GDP) is concerned. Often (many circumstances I have seen have been much worse) 1/2 of the infrastructure could be completed nowadays for the same cost that just 10 years ago we could have completed the whole project.: You have experienced first hand along with so many more the real life effects of 10's of thousands of paper high regulations. Successful businessman today have been saying that if they were to start their businesses today, they could have never survived. Imagine people really believe Obama's we want dirtier air and water stuff? Don't we share the same water and air, both of which without we would not exist? Ridiculous, where is the common sense?

Q:If you have a Renegade Doppelganger on the battlefield and you put a Halimar Excavator into play, how many cards will you make the target player put into the graveyard (2 or 4) and why?: Previous answer is incorrect. If you have a Renegade Doppleganger already in play on the battlefield, and a Halimar Excavator comes into play, your opponent will put the top 4 cards of their library in the graveyard. Halimar excavator checks for another creature to resolve, and then becomes the creature until end of turn. Once Halimar Excavator resolves, it triggers the Doppleganer's effect, thus making 2 allies at the same time it enters the battlefield. The reason it causes 4 to mill and not two, is because they are both now ally creatures with When Halimar Excavator or another ally enters the battlefield under your control, target player puts top X cards of his or her library into the graveyard, where X is the number of allies you control. When Excavator resolves, you suddenly have 2. Each one mills for 2. Hope this helps, I just constructed a deck around that same strategy, enjoy.

Q:the post are very rustic almost like a tree in half do they have to have concrete around like normal fencing because the posts are morticed for the rails i have a 3 ton excavator with a small bucket any advice from an expert would be highly appreciated: Have put up a lot of fences... but not necessarily an expert. Good sources on the web in many DIY places... but in my opinion: A lot depends on the type of soil you're putting the posts in, and the climate. Dry climate and rocky soil would be less dependent on adding concrete. Moist climate and/or sandy soil would require something more substantial. And, it also depends on how high the fence is going to be and what you intend to keep in or keep out. In any case, would likely recommend treating the bottom couple of feet of the posts with a tar or creosote before installation to prevent rot and moisture penetration (Regardless of whether you use cement or not.) My experience, in rocky soil and an alpine climate, involved using a post-hole attachment on an International Harvester, a spud bar to break up rocks, and a supply of rocks to tamp back around the post once it was dry set. Six inches of large gravel in the hole. Insert post. Tamp large rocks around post with spud bar. Fill with dirt. Tamp some more. No concrete. Posts that loosen with time can be readily re-set. A slightly improved option, is to set the corner posts and gate posts in concrete and dry set the others. That works pretty well and saves some $$$. If you're going all out: treat the posts, drill the holes, bed with gravel, set the post, fill with concrete, slope the concrete away from the post, use bracing as necessary to maintain plumb. Can do a bunch or a few at a time that way. Make sure to cover the concrete with plastic as it dries to slow the drying and reduce cracking. Good luck. I'm sure there are lots of other good/better ideas as well. One nice option = the poly/vinyl fencing. Less weight. Very durable. Comes with instructions.

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