This week we look at a reduced tail swing excavator from Caterpillar and a traction hoist for scaffold work platforms from Power Climber. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Small Excavator and Traction Hoist
The Power Climbers PC3 Hoist is a traction hoist for raising and lowering scaffold work platforms. The hoist has a reinforced fiberglass cover that can be quickly removed for inspection and repair. In the event of electrical issues, the hoist's motherboard can be easily swapped out. A pendant remote control is included.
Power Climber, a division of SafeWorks; www.powerclimber.com
The Mega Hippo PMH 80F-RL portable mixing station has a built-in dust-extraction port. Removable liners allow different materials to be mixed without cleaning out the bucket. A 16-amp, two-speed motor powers the mixer.
CS Unitec Inc.; www.csunitec.com
The Cat 311F LRR Excavator is powered by a 71-hp Cat C3.4B engine and has an operating weight of 15 tons. Designed to work in tight spaces, such as near roadways and other obstacles, the 311F LRR has an over-the-side tail swing of only 20 in. A 2.7-ton counterweight grants it a greater lifting capacity than many other small excavators. The frame has a full-sized ROPS cab to protect the operator.
Caterpillar, Inc.; www.cat.com
The SK850LC excavator boasts a bucket breakout force of 79,582 lb with a maximum digging depth of 31 ft, 10 in. Reintroduced to the U.S. market in 2014, the 91-ton excavator features Kobelco's newly updated Total Control System, which adjusts hydraulic flow and engine speed automatically based on the operator's duty cycle.
Kobelco Construction Machinery USA; www.kobelco-usa.com
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