7 Ton JCM Hydraulic Crawler Excavator, Small Excavator, 907D
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Operating Weight is 7.1t, equipped with CUMMINS B3.3 Engine(Tier II), with Boom 3.71m, Arm 1.65m, Bucket 0.28m3, and Blade 2210mm×386.5mm.
JCM907D HydraulicCrawler Excavator
TechnicalSpecifications
Engine | Travel System | |||||||||||||||
Model | CUMMINS B3.3 | Travel motors | JEIL, | |||||||||||||
Type | Four-cylinder in line, natural intake | Support roller quantities | 2×5 | |||||||||||||
Carrier roller quantities | 2×1 | |||||||||||||||
No. of cylinder | 4 | Travel shoes | 2×38 | |||||||||||||
Bore and stroke | 95mm×115mm | Travel speed | 3.14/5.26km/h | |||||||||||||
Displacement | 3.3L | Drawbar pulling force | 67.7kN | |||||||||||||
Power output | 45kW/2200rpm | Grade ability | 70% (35°) | |||||||||||||
Ground clearance | 362mm | |||||||||||||||
Hydraulic System | Cab ＆ Control | |||||||||||||||
Pump | KAWASAKI, | 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 | 2×74.8L/min | |||||||||||||||
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Boom, arm and bucket | 27.5MPa | Control | Two hand levers and two foot pedals for travel Two hand levers for excavating and swing; Electric rotary-type engine throttle | |||||||||||||
Travel circuit | 27.5MPa | |||||||||||||||
Swing circuit | 23.5MPa | |||||||||||||||
Control circuit | 4.9MPa | Boom, Arm ＆ Bucket | ||||||||||||||
Pilot control pump | Gear type | Boom cylinder | 115mm×65mm×864mm | |||||||||||||
Main control valve | Negative flow control | Arm cylinder | 100mm×60mm×867mm | |||||||||||||
Oil cooler | Air cooled type | Bucket cylinder | 90mm×55mm×710mm | |||||||||||||
Swing System | Refilling Capacities＆lubrications | |||||||||||||||
Swing motor | KYB, | Fuel tank | 170L | |||||||||||||
Swing motor type | Axial-piston motor | Cooling system | 20L | |||||||||||||
Brake | Hydraulic oil released | Engine oil | 13L | |||||||||||||
Parking brake | Hydraulic disc brake | Hydraulic oil tank | 100L Tank oil level | |||||||||||||
Swing speed | 11.2r/min | 180L Hydraulic system | ||||||||||||||
Bucket |
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Type | Backhoe bucket |
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Bucket capacity | 0.28m3 (SAE) |
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Bucket width | 804mm |
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Arm Type |
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A | Max. digging depth | 7127mm |
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B | Max. dumping height | 5110mm |
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C | Max. digging height | 4147mm |
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D | Max. vertical digging depth | 3579mm |
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E | Max. Depth cut for 2440m(8')Level Bottom | 3766mm |
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F | Max. digging distance | 6326mm |
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G | Max. digging radius at ground level | 6181mm |
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H | Min. swing radius of work equipment | 1812mm |
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Digging Force (ISO6015) Unit: kN |
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Arm length | 1650mm |
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Bucket digging force | 53.6kN |
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Arm digging force | 39.9kN |
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Arm Type 1650mm |
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A | Overall length | 6146mm | I | Tread | 2135mm |
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B | Ground contact length (Transportation) | 3731mm | J | Track length | 2768mm |
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C | Overall height(to top of boom) | 2588mm | K | Track gauge | 1700mm |
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D | Overall width | 2210mm | L | Track width | 2150mm |
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E | Overall height(to top of cab) | 2595mm | M | Shoe width | 450mm |
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F | Counter weight ground clearance | 775mm | O | Bonnet height | 1725mm |
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G | Ground clearance | 362mm | P | Revolving frame width | 2184mm |
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H | Tail swing radius | 1750mm | Q | Distance from swivel center to tail | 1750mm |
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Operating weight includes basic machine (with boom 3.71m, arm 1.65m bucket 0.28m3, and blade 2210mm×386.5mm) |
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Shoe width | 450mm |
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Overall width | 2210mm |
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Ground pressure | 36.2KPa |
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Operating weight | 7100kg |
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- Q: I'm going to be building a larger tank for my uromastyx. I tried in the past to me ledges for him out of excavator clay but he is so heavy (and he clawed at them) that he can't really sit on them comfortably. Is there a good way to make a sturdy ledge that would wrap around a corner? I'd put it on the side he basks on so he can get closer to the lamp if he wants :)
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- Q: Do I need a license to operate an excavator in my own backyard in Ontario? Does the size of the excavator affect the necessity for a license? How about a Bobcat, do i need a license to operate that as well in my own backyard?.Ps, the excavator I am thinking of using has to be big enough to demolish a 1500 sq ft bungalow
- Operating heavy equipment in Ontario requires a D license (vehicles over 11,000 Kg) with an air brake (Z) endorsement. Each piece of equipment requires its own specialized ticket. These tickets are available from private career colleges across Ontario, and receive their ability to grant approved training from the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. A small bobcat wouldn't fall under this restriction.
- Q: I saw a photo of vacant lots in a very poor downtown neighborhood of Gary, Indiana, where huge buildings that had once housed big department stores (with full basements) had been torn down. I'm curious about how this is done, especially on the cheap: Is debris (bricks, plaster, etc.) from torn-down buildings ever buried to fill the hole, or is there nothing but dirt under these fields and parking lots? Kind of a silly question -- but I can't imagine where an impoverished city would get tons of dirt from, and I'm wondering if they simply pulled the buildings down and covered everything with dirt -- if that's ever done.
- The same as the others
- Q: What is the special advantage of the romantic manor iron hoe?
- Excavators are not manual, very convenient, if you use mine hoe, where people are always looking tired
- Q: a portion of an ancient skeleton haas been uncovered in asia. since the skull is missing, the discoveres can not determine whether the skeleton is from a human or some type of ape. the only portions that the excavators have been able to find are the pelvis and one complete leg. what should they look for?this is not true lol, just a skeletal discussion question in anatomy.
- Skeletal system..the blood formation refers to the function of the bone marrow..the others are pretty self-explanatory.
- 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.
- A million union men with tea spoons can replace 4 excavators.The liberal way of thinking.
- Q: I'm still in highschool but I can do an apprenticeship program to help me.
- Joining the Job Core for heavy machinery operating can give you training and job placement and housing and some Grant money to get by on wile your in Trade Schooling for operating machinery. Other then that you pretty much need a Referral from some one that knows some owners of construction companies and can get you started. Some Jobs last for a long time and other are short and time between jobs are some times long. There is a machinery Operators union and they have there own training school and on the job training.
- Q: Having a problem to find the caterpillar 3066 to my 320 Lexcavator so maybe there is a different engine to fit with the 717674 ARRG number.
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- Q: weight of american 35 excavator?
- Need to know more info. From your question possibly 35000 lbs.
- Q: i was listening in on 2 men one in an italian suit and the other in kind of an excavators uniform and they were both arguing about something called the nine unknown could someone fill me in?
- According to occult lore, the Nine Unknown Men are a two millennia-old secret society founded by the Indian Emperor Asoka c. 270 BCE. According to the legend, upon his conversion to Buddhism after a massacre during one of his wars, the Emperor founded the society of the Nine to preserve and develop knowledge that would be dangerous to humanity if it fell into the wrong hands. Some versions of the story include an additional motivation for the Emperor to conceal scientific knowledge: remnants of the Rama Empire, an Indian version of Atlantis, which according to Hindu scripture was destroyed by advanced weaponry 15000 years ago. Theories have also begun to surface claiming that Rama and Atlantis might have had war using nuclear technology, and destroyed each other.
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7 Ton JCM Hydraulic Crawler Excavator, Small Excavator, 907D
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
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