Product Description:
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 | 6 | 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 | 
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A | Max. digging depth | 10125mm |
B | Max. dumping height | 7082mm |
C | Max. digging height | 7340mm |
D | Max. vertical digging depth | 7369mm |
E | Max. Depth cut for 2440m(8')Level Bottom | 7010mm |
F | Max. digging distance | 11084mm |
G | Max. digging radius at ground level | 10886mm |
H | 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 |
A | Overall length | 11172mm | I | Tread | 4030mm |
B | Ground contact length (Transportation) | 5815mm | J | Track length | 4936mm |
C | Overall height(to top of boom) | 3313mm | K | Track gauge | 2600mm |
D | Overall width | 3200mm | L | Track width | 3200mm |
E | Overall height(to top of cab) | 3219mm | M | Shoe width | 600mm |
F | Counter weight ground clearance | 1237mm | O | Bonnet height | 2308mm |
G | Ground clearance | 530mm | P | Revolving frame width | 3045mm |
H | Tail swing radius | 3437mm | Q | Distance from swivel center to tail | 3437mm |
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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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- all you have to do is dig it out(doesnt matter how) and just line it with a bunch if plastic tarp , your gonna need a lot and youll have to over lap it, and then just put a bunch of rocks on the lining and catch frogs and get fish and lily pads and things like that to go in it.
- Q:Explanation of tail slewing and tailless rotation of excavators
- The excavator can be divided into large cars, small tail car, no tail car tail car is mainly to increase body weight! The tailless rotation is that the tail of the excavator does not exceed the range of the track plate when it is rotated 360 degrees. The utility model has the advantages of flexible work, suitable for various working conditions, especially the construction of the narrow section! A tailless car is more adaptable than a tail car! The tailless vehicle is now limited to small excavators! Such as: Komatsu 55 Kobelco 55 Yanmar 55 75 Kubota 155 161
- Q:We have a mini excavator and it's not being used much at all and we could use some extra money. I'm considering loaning it out for a price. Iquot;m curious if anyone has any experience in this. I'm guessing I'd need some sort of insurance in case it comes back broken. I'd need them to sign a contract. The excavator doesn't have a title, so how do I protect it from being stolen? Any thoughts or advice on this sort of business. What to think of before starting something like this.
- I had a commercial carpet cleaner I was thinking about doing the same thing with and with all the same problems and thoughts your are mentioning. They are saying you ought to be able to rent it for about 5 % of the cost of the thing per day. So I should be able to rent my $800 cleaner for about $40 per day. My though was to not just rent it to anyone, just to people I know or who are from a solid referral. People who are doing contracting work might be really hard on the equipment, but a local home owner would really be able to use it and maybe not beat it up too much. If you were getting $40 or $50 per rental, that would not be too bad of money for equipment not being used. I would talk it up with people you know, and maybe even go with the machine when you rent it. You are there, they are using your machine for 2 hours, you advise and collect the money, they do the work. Might work? meljr
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- Q:I'm looking to fill in a concrete pool and don't know where to start looking. I don't want to hire a middle man contractor that will get someone else to do the job and then charge me 25% more then what they paid to do the job.
- I would get the largest concrete bit and drill 200 holes in the bottom of the pool.. Also, maybe wack out a few holes with a sledge hammer.. Then put advert on CL saying fill wanted.. People may even pay you a little if you take lousy rubble grade fill...
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- Q:Hi,Previous owner build a brick fence. About 2 feet high, 25 feet long, with about 1 foot deep concrete foundation. This was obviously not deep enough since I live in a cold region and now the fence looks realy bad, going from 2 feet high to 1.5 foot high in the middle!What do you think is the best way to remove all that ? (sledge hammer, rent a concrete saw or a jack hammer) ? I'll also have to get rid of all the bricks and concrete so i was wondering if I might as well have someone do it for me with some kind of excavator.Thanks!
- Easiest if you plan to do it yourself is to rent a Bobcat with a bucket and a jackhammer tip. Use the pecker to break everything up and then put the bucket on for cleanup. Make sure you have good ear and eye protection. Works great. Good luck.
- Q:easy stump removeal?
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- I had the same problem. Have you tried taking him out of the litter box when he starts to play in it and giving him a toy. And do this everytime. But you might want to watch it he might get the idea you don't want him in the litter box at all. hope i helped a little
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