Digital tachometer shows rammer’s optimal performance range

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Armed with a 3-horsepower, four-cycle Honda engine and an 11-by-13-inch shoe, MBW’s R440HC rammer delivers up to 700 blows per minute at 3,800 pounds per blow. The 142-pound rammer features a low center of gravity, a noise-attenuating fuel tank and four-ply steel and fiber reinforced bellows. Effective on all soil types, the R440HC can be equipped with an optional digital tachometer that tells you if it’s running in the optimal performance range.

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