Heavy Machine

1998 LULL 644-37

Administrator — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 10:40:49 +0000

1998 LULL 644-37

Hydraulic truck crane 2008 TEREX T775 machinery

Administrator — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 10:30:24 +0000

This is a beautiful heavy equipment hydraulic truck machine called 2008 Terex T775 truck crane is 75-ton capacity, 126′ main boom, 33′-57′ jib, Automatic Transmission, Detroit series 60 engine and 2 winches. For the most part the machine was in a refinery making two or three picks a week.

Heavy Duty Mining Machine

Administrator — Fri, 22 May 2009 17:47:22 +0000

Heavy Duty Mining Machine

Heavy Mining Machine

Administrator — Fri, 22 May 2009 17:43:12 +0000

Heavy Mining Machine

Henan Liming Road & Bridge Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of mining machine such as crushers, grinders, sand making machinery, sand washing machinery, vibrating screens, vibrating feeders, Pulverizerbelts, conveyors and ball mills.The company has been a manufactuere and exporter of mining machinery for 20 years.

McCarthy Milling Autocar A-Model and semi

Administrator — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 05:18:40 +0000

McCarthy Milling Autocar A-Model and semi

Lowboy Semi Trailers

Administrator — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 04:58:33 +0000

Lowboy Semi Trailers

Lowboy Semi Trailers
By Jim McCormack

Lowboy trailers, also known as low bed trailers, are utilized for loading and transporting heavy equipment. The capacity for hauling starts at ten tons to 100 or even more. This is the ideal solution for hauling farm equipment, or construction machines such as tractors and excavators. They are designed to work well in field conditions for convenient loading and unloading heavy machinery and equipment.

There are many types of lowboy trailers available from leading manufacturers. The size and weight capacity needed should be determined by the specifications of the haul and what the continued use will be. They are also available in a variety of colors and custom paint jobs to suit individual preferences. Identify what field conditions will be present before deciding on the model best suited.

Fontaine makes a 46’ lowboy trailer with a capacity of 35 tons. This model includes ramps for easy loading and unloading of equipment. The same manufacturer makes a 55 ton model for heavier machinery. Lowboy trailers can be fixed neck or detachable with beaver tail or tilt bed options. Determine the conditions in which loading and unloading will occur to determine what options are best. Researching different manufacturers will allow ideal selection. Manufacturers such as Trail King, Talbert, Aspen and Liddell all make lowboy trailers.

Caution should be used whenever loading, unloading or hauling heavy equipment. Ensure the load is secure and attached correctly. Please also check local requirements for hauling and transporting as there may be permits or special licenses required. Hauling oversize merchandise generally requires a special permit.

Price of lowboy trailers widely varies depending on the specifications, year of the model and condition. However, these varieties are designed to be durable and many people find purchasing used equipment much more affordable. There are many variables in determining the type of lowboy trailer that is best. The length, well depth and weight capacity are of prime concern. Check the ground clearance to ensure it is suitable for the means of transportation and the unloading destination. Axles, wheels, brakes and tires should all be in good condition before purchasing a used lowboy.

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Feller Bunchers

Administrator — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 08:11:38 +0000

The name may sound a little odd, but in the timber industry feller bunchers are serious business. Feller bunchers are used to clear cut standing groves of trees and then stack the felled logs onto special sleds called skidders for removal. Some feller bunchers use powerful hydraulic shears to clip smaller diameter trees, while others use oversized chainsaw blades or large rotary saws to slice through larger ones. Most feller bunchers utilize one of two chassis designs, depending on the conditions on the site. Light to medium duty feller bunchers use a rubber-tired tractor chassis, similar to backhoes. Heavy duty feller bunchers or those working in muddy or uneven fields may use tracked designs also found on bulldozers. Many well-known manufacturers of farming equipment, including Case, John Deere and International Harvester, also make feller bunchers for the timber industry. In the field, feller bunchers perform most of the same duties as human lumberjacks. Trained operators drive their feller bunchers into one end of a stand of trees and switch on the cutters or saw blades. Each tree is held in place by a hydraulically-controlled clamp as the blades cut through the tree close to ground level. The tree is then maneuvered to a skidder, essentially a giant sled which can be attached to a tractor and dragged to another area for processing. Whenever a forestry agency orders a thinning of an existing grove, feller bunchers are generally used to minimize damage. Trees can be cut in place and moved out without collapsing on other inhabitants of the forest. Feller bunchers are also useful for wholesale removal of trees from construction sites. They can literally plow through an entire stand of trees in a few hours.

Blades can also be adjusted to cut off trees at any selected height. Much of the heavy equipment used in the logging or timber industries can be dangerous, but feller bunchers have acquired a reputation for being especially hazardous to operate. It is impossible to predict precisely how a large tree will react after being cut, and operators of feller bunchers are often placed at ground zero. The weight of the tree may pull the entire machine off the ground or errant branches may suddenly enter the driver’s compartment. The saw blades may become enmeshed in a tree, requiring a dangerous extraction. While in operation, feller bunchers cannot be rendered completely safe. For this reason, many logging operations try to limit the number of workers in the vicinity of a feller buncher in action. From : http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-feller-bunchers.htm

The Caterpillar 930G Wheel Loader

Administrator — Sun, 25 Mar 2007 15:39:40 +0000

From a VersaLink concept, combining versatility of a tool-machine and the power and speed from Z-Bar linkages, the Caterpillar 930G Wheel Loader have the best break and elevating strength of his category, according to the Heavy Equipment world leader. Caterpillar 930G Wheel Loader The Caterpillar 930G Wheel Loader also excels for his visibility, his adaptability and his stability. A load capture unit, combined to the hydraulic system, adjusts the required pressure for the load. The 930G Wheel Loader is available with the QuickSteer configuration, helping productivity and efficiency, Case Articulated Dump Truck Four new Case Articulated Dump Trucks Case, introduces four Articulated Dump Trucks, belly dump type, the 325, the 330, the 335 and the 340; their useful load are, respectively, 23, 37, 31 and 36 tons. The introduction of these four articulated trucks reinforces Case commitment to become again a Heavy Equipment provider. The Case 335 and 340 Articulated Dump Trucks are the perfect partners for the huge hydraulic Excavators (Shovels) CX460 (46 t) and CX800 (80 t), but also for the big Wheel Loaders 821C and 921C models. Thus, Case consolidate his position in the world of Heavy Equipment by having, now, the capacity to suggest global solutions to huge excavating and quarry industries. The Bomag BW190AD-4 Roll Compactor Bomag, compaction Heavy Equipment leader, introduces the BW190AD-4: A tandem vibrating rolls Compactor having 79" of width. The inclined support legs, and the front and the rear frame open conception, increases the visibility from the two drums and the watering system. Bomag BW190AD-4 Compactor With his 131 HP, the diesel Deutz engine, water-cooled, provide to the Bomag BW190AD-4 Compactor all the power required for a 28000 lbs centrifugal force in his low amplitude phase (vpm 3600) and 40950 lbs in his high amplitude phase (vpm 2800)

Crop Thinning Machine

Administrator — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 10:03:26 +0000

The Crop Thinning Machine uses optical cutting technology to regulate the number, quality and distribution of crops for a better yield.

Features

The Crop Thinning Machine Uses Customizable Optical Technology to Regulate the Number, Quality and Distribution of Crops for a Better Yield.
The Crop Thinning Machine saves money on costly manual labor and is able to operate at speeds up to 3.5 MPH.
Optical beam-break sensors locate the position of plants for accurate and controlled plant thinning.
Intiutive controller operation enables the user to set machine to block cut or thin between plants.
Easy to change plant spacing, row distance and cutting block distance.
Designed to make it easy to customize cutting height and blade width.
Available in 2 row, 4 row or 6 row heavy duty designs that can handle row spacing as tight as 12 inches.
The Crop Thinning Machine uses hydraulics that can be powered by any standard 1000rpm PTO (Power Take Off) shaft.

Kubota 2004 B7800

Administrator — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 13:19:00 +0000

The 2004 B7800 continues Kubotas strategy of offering economy versions of their Deluxe models such as the B2410, B2710 / B2910. These economy offerings allow Kubota to position itself as a cheaper alternative to the competition, by removing features that many consumers may not need. Note the round headlights, these look like sealed beam lights from a distance, however closer inspection reveals that they have a relatively low wattage tail light bulb for the light source. This is rated as an economy tractor so perhaps this is one of the areas that aids in lowering the price point. In contrast the "D" models of New Holland offer powerful halogen headlights, while the Deere 4XXX series also does. The bucket below is on the Kubota 402 loader and comes with the pictured grill guard. The loader joystick stays on the tractor and you can just make it out in the picture up high by the steering column. Parked next to the B7800 is a B23, note how the total rops height is almost identical in this picture. The B7800 remains one of the few compact tractors that sports a steel hood cover. Most manufacturers have migrated to Fiberglass hood designs. There are pros and cons in the "fiberglass" versus "steel" debate. Fiberglass stands up better to moisture, cannot chip or peel, also it can be formed to allow for better visibility for mower and front loader use. On the steel side if a rock hits it will dent, whereas the fiberglass will crack or fracture. Note how flat the hood is and the location of the fuel filler cap positioned under the loader cross support. When refueling your tractor with the loader installed the loader crossbar is close to the filler cap. If you are accustomed to using a funnel to fill your tractor you may need to use a can with a spout, a flexible funnel or a syhon to more easily refuel your tractor.