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Sany Sy35 Brand New Small Size Mini Digger Hydraulic Mini Crawler Excavator with Rubber Tracked

Sany Sy35 Brand New Small Size Mini Digger Hydraulic Mini Crawler Excavator with Rubber Tracked

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Shanghai
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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
1 unit
Supply Capability:
10000 unit/month

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Specification

Operating Weight:
3.78 T
Bucket capacity:
0.12 m³

SY35U no tail mini excavator is designed to help you work efficiently while maximizing your jobsite productivity. The 3.5 ton mini excavator has many features to help operators achieve the balance of power, smoothness, fuel efficiency and speed.


Specifications 

 

Technical Paraments

Dimensions

Length * Width * Height

4915*1720*2515mm

Track Gauge

1420 mm

Min. Ground Clearance

295 mm

Tail Swing Radius

860 mm

Roller Gauge

1670 mm

Operation Range

Max. Digging height

4855 mm

Max. Dumping height

3460 mm

Max. vertical Digging depth

2700 mm

Max. Digging radius

5465 mm

Min. Swing radius

2475 mm

Engine

Model

3TNV88F

Rated Power

19.5/1200 kW/rpm

Specification

Overall Weight

3780 kg

Bucket Capacity

0.12 m3

Bucket Digging force

30.4 kN

Arm Digging force 

18.2 kN

Travel(high/low)

4.4/2.4 km/h

Swing Speed

9 rpm

Grade Ability

58%/30°

Ground Pressure

32 kpa

Service Capacities

Fuel tank

40L

Hyd tank

40L

Structure

Boom

2540 mm

Arm

1400 mm

Bulldozing plate

Width x height

1720×350 mm

Rise/drop

375×370 mm


Q: what machines, or devices or ANYTHING uses hydraulics or pneumatics? i need at least 5!
hydraulics are used as brakes and pneumatics are used for bike pumps
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.
Its kind of unclear what the question even is. Are you supposed to describe how you would determine whether the skeleton is a modern human based on the post-cranial skeleton only? Next time be more clear. 1) A human *is* an type of ape. Take a close look at human taxonomy. We're part of the superfamily Hominoidea - the apes. 2) If you need to determine whether the skeleton is from a H. sapiens, then you can look at the shape of the pelvis, and the relative length of the limbs. How long are the arms in relation to the legs? If the skeleton belongs to a modern human, the arms should be relatively short in relation to the legs. In terms of the pelvis, what is the shape or the pelvic girdle? It is short and broad, or long and thin? Does it appear to be well-shaped to cradle the visceral contents of the body? If it does, and if it is shorter and broader, instead of larger, long, and narrow, it is a biped. Check out the feet. Is the big toe divergent? If not, it's a biped. Check out the hands. Are the phalanges long and curved? Or shorter and a bit stout? Long, curved phalanges indicate non-human. Notice I haven't given you very much technical anatomical terminology. Just some hints so you can work out the rest for yourself.
Q: For the longest time, my 4 y/o has called construction barricades quot;investigaugesquot;. Is he trying to say something else but pronouncing it incorrectly? Something learned from Bob the Builder or the like? I can't correct him if he's onto something I'm unaware of.
Lol. It's hard to tell where the mish mashes come from but they are hilarious. For the longest time my oldest called the millenium falcon, the vanillium malcom.
Q: my friend bought an old 690B john deer excavator- but the bucket and arm cyls. are toast ! I got lots of parts #'s for him off the jd site but can't get the actual specs for the cylinders. any tips?
If you're looking to replace the cylinders, just take some measurements from the old ones - however, you're not likely to find replacements that are exact enough to work properly. The cylinders might be made by John Deere, or they could come from Hitachi, which made a lot of JD excavator parts. If the cylinders just need resealing and rebushing, take them to a hydraulic shop - they can find the right seals and wipers, and they can hone them or re-chrome the rods if necessary.
Q: i live here in caloocan city..and wanted to know more on their services
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Q: Inspection and maintenanceof excavator?
machinery should always be inspected daily prior to commencement of work.simple walk around looking for obvious defects like leaks of hydraulic fluid from rams,oil patches underneath main body of machine.simple little things really, also get a grease gun and grease the nipples at least every 20 hrs of machine working.always check your reservoir's i.e water,fuel and hydraulic
Q: EXCAVATOR CLAY BUROWING SUBSTRATE, or VITA-SAND
reptibark
Q: I took a traineeship in hospitality very hastily and I have realised I HATE it, the 5.30am starts (I don't mind getting up at 5.00am but not starting work then I don't like) I was looking at looking for an Electrician Apprenticeship or getting in to Heavy Vehicle Operating (Bobcats, Front-end loaders, Excavators etc.) but other than doing the TAFE courses I'm not sure how I would go about getting to it as a job.I'm after PROS and CONS from people who know what they are talking aboutRegards
If you don't like it your not gonna last, do something you like to do. If you want to work on Heavy Vehicles talk to you counciler they can usually point you in the right direction. I can give you pros and cons, but my oppinion might be differnt from your or the next person. Hope this helps you out
Q: The city of Rubberville plans to dig a rectangular landfill. The landfill will have a base with dimensions 700 ft. by 200 ft, and a depth of 85 ft.An excavator was hired to dig the hole for the landfill. How many cubic yards of dirt will he have to haul away?
10 points for John D
Q: Well basicall my mobo and cpu got burned I am using my sisters pc, I have a 1250w ocz, hdd and a gtx 285 which I intend to use for physX but I am thinking that I should wait for the excavator AMD or for the intel 6-8 core. what do you think I am thinking of making a wc system. is it worth it tho?
It depends, parts change yearly. So if you want to wait, then by all means wait. I would update your graphics card though, you don't need that much power for a graphics card of that caliber.

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