Yuchai YC6C (600-800kW) Series Engines for Generators

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Yuchai YC6C (600-800kW) Series Engines for Generators

· 4-valve and advanced injector provide better combustion

· Dual thermostats with gear driven water pump improve reliability and cooling efficiency

· Operator and nature friendly with low noise, rapid start ability and low emissions

· High fuel efficiency and low maintenance cost

· Reliable cold starts at -25℃ and applicable altitude at ≤2500m without derating

YC6C TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model	YC6C1020L-D20	YC6C1170L-D20	YC6C1320L-D20
Configuration	Vertical, in-line, 6-cylinder, Water-cooled, 4-stroke
Aspiration	Turbocharged and air to air inter-cooled
Bore ×Stroke (mm)	200 ×210
Displacement (L)	39.58
Compression ration	15:1
Prime power/Speed (kW/r/min)	680/1500	780/1500	880/1500
Standby power/Speed (kW/r/min)	748/1500	858/1500	968/1500
Fuel consumption g/(kW·h)	≤195
Oil capacity (L)	180
Oil consumption g/(kW·h)	≤1.5
Starting method	Electric
Noise Lw dB(A)	≤102
Emission	T2
Applicable altitude (m)	≤2500
Engine dimension (L×W×H) (mm)	2979 ×1339 ×2160
Dry weight (kg)	4300

Q: What's the meaning of a digger outside the window?: There are seven reasons why you can't learn. 1, you have a cell phone in your hand. 2, had an idiot. 3, there's a funny guy next to me.

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Q: Does he have a designated area where it all piles up? I mean seriously, that has got to be one stinking mess of an island if he's just dropping loads where ever he pleases, and they aren't properly disposing of his fecal matter. Do you think those contruction excavators are sent in to load dump trucks which then distribute it to compost fields? Then it has me thinking, quot;is dog waste safe to use for composting?quot;: Emily Elizabeth puts it in paper bags, climbs on Clifford's back, and they go all over town lighting bags of doggie-doo on fire on the citizens' doorsteps.

Q: We can't seem to find anywhere to get a gas cap and an oil dip stick for our International Harvester 30 excavator. If anyone knows where I can find these, please let me know. Thanks: dealer or heavy equipment salvage yard. maybe the guy down the street has one you could snag tonight

Q: I'm looking for a 2.5 tire for a sick hefty AM almost FR hardtail...(probably a Transition Vagrant)... I wanted something wide, predictable and that would really hook up on just about everything... I couldn't decide between the 2 tires so I'm thinking maybe Kenda in the rear, WTB in the front???: I love the Weirwolfs....not too crazy about them on the front because they kick up crap all over my legs, but it's a great tire. I run it on the rear. A couple friends of mine didn't like the way they cornered because they said they could feel the bumpiness of the gaps in the corner knobs....I've never noticed it and they do great for me. Excavators are pretty aggressive....very different than the Weirwolf. If you have loamy or sandy/loose soil they'll hook up great. Kinda rough on the trails, though, so if you don't need the big knobs, maybe gear down a notch. Maxxis Highrollers or WTB Prowlers are worth looking at, and there are still a lot of people riding IRC Trailbears, too. Intense makes some great tires....definitely worth looking at.

Q: I have a BA in Economics, however, my work experience has been in blue-collar jobs like construction labor, driving a truck, and operating heavy duty excavators and loaders for a construction company. I got my college degree because I didn't want to do construction for the rest of my life. However, the situation is that I cannot find a job because every job I try to apply for requires quot;relevantquot; work experience such as in customer service, sales and office work. I have never done those kinds of jobs. The reason I got my college degree was because I thought I had an advantage, yet I see that there is not much advantage in this job market for recent grads with no experience. What can I do in my situation to find a job? I don't want to continue working in construction. Please give me some advice. thank you.: keep on trying everyone start with no experiences.

Q: Was there an accident on the way? Was it a traffic accident?: The utility model relates to a digger, belonging to a special operation vehicle."Road traffic safety law" provisions: "motor vehicles" refers to the power device to drive or traction on roads for use by staff or wheeled vehicles for transporting goods and carrying out special engineering operations.The excavator mentioned by the landlord belongs to the "motor vehicle" stipulated in the road traffic safety law, and the key is whether to go on the road or not"!If you want to "go on the road", you must go to the traffic control department for motor vehicle registration procedures, obtain driving permit, motor vehicle number plate.There are also vehicle inspection certificate, compulsory insurance, vehicle and vessel tax,.......

Q: What about sunward excavator?: Sunward lost on domestic machines, small digging is fairly good in domestic sales, in the big dig on how.Cheapness。 Look, what price do you belong to?.At the end of the price to buy the country, yuchai. (cheap, no good)High price to buy 31 machines. (domestic sales first. Mainly after-sales service is good. The digging machine in the same tonnage configuration with Komatsu. Just like Hitachi. But the price is much lower than the bottom. Is the highest price of the machine) suggest to buy (a small earthquake in Japan nuclear leak is to buy 31 pump. The highest pump in 31 Chinese group)If you have money, you'll buy komatsu. Carter. No, I said. Is more than 90 years of digging machine brand)What stage do you think you belong to?. This place a lot of 31 excavator. Small to 55. to 460. after-sales really nothing to say.

Q: Using the “straight line method” and “Inland Revenue” approved method of depreciation calculate the depreciation for a new excavator valued at ?65,000 with a working life of 10 years and explain the residual values.: Is there a salvage value at the end of the excavator's working life? I have no idea about the Inland Revenue approved method, sorry. You should think equal division when the term straight line method comes up in depreciation terms. You just divide the initial value over the number of working life years and that will give you the depreciation per year. In this case, the excavator depreciates at ?6,500 per year.

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