Tag: Yanmar diesel engine

Construction Equipment

Adjust for speed, distance with new Blastcrete RS180 Mixer-Pump

Blastcrete’s new RS180 Mixer-Pump is designed to pump further and faster without surging. It offers variable speeds up to 18 cubic yards per hour for gypsum flooring underlayment, grouting, cellular concrete and wet shotcrete. The 2L8 rotor-stator pump allows operators to adjust material flow to the job. Tightening the pump increases line pressure for longer […]

August 7, 2019

Construction Equipment

New Gehl RT215/Mustang 2150RT compact track loaders pack more pushing, lifting power

Manitou says the Gehl RT215 and Mustang 2150RT will lift heavier loads and push more material. Check them out on Equipment World.

July 17, 2018

Roadbuilding

Gehl launches V270 and V330 GEN:2 skid-steers with vertical lift

Gehl has launched its V270 GEN:2 and V330 GEN:2 large frame vertical-lift skid-steers, our sister site, Equipment World, reported. A 72-horsepower Tier 4 certified Yanmar diesel engine with diesel particulate filter (DPF) technology powers the machines, which feature a selectable self-leveling option and hydraulic-powered Power-A-Tach system. Gehl offers its T-bar option as a control pattern. […]

October 2, 2013

Safety

Product Focus

Air Compressors   Compressors for all weather conditions     Find an on-board air compressor that meets your specific needs – be it dealing with searing heat or freezing temperatures. Cold: Specially designed compressor oils – particularly synthetic brands – help with performance and reduce maintenance problems. Hot: System temperature probes ensure hydraulic and compressor […]

July 1, 2012

Maintenance

Product Focus

Compact Excavators   BRIDGE GAP The Hitachi ZX60USB-3, with a swing boom and backfill blade, bridges the gap between Hitachi’s compact and mid-sized excavators. • Uses a D-section frame skirt to increase the rigidity of the upper structure frame • A 20-inch variable speed fan reduces the excavator’s noise level and fuel consumption • Independent […]

February 3, 2011