This week, we look at a Tier 4 Final compact excavator from Takeuchi and a tandem vibratory roller from Bomag. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Compact Excavator and Vibratory Roller
The Spectra Precision RD20 Wireless Remote Laser Display works with Trimble's LR laser receivers to provide grade information to the operator in the machine cab. Colored LEDs and an audible alarm show whether the blade is high, low or on grade. User settings on the display include plumb indication, blade tilt, laser offset and blade slope. The RD20 is compatible with Trimble's LR30W, LR50W and LR60W laser receivers. The display can be used on skid-steer loaders, backhoes, excavators, bulldozers and trenchers.
Trimble; www.trimble.com
The TS5-19 Telescopic Handler now runs on a Tier-4, 69-hp Yanman engine. The machine features a maximum boom height of 19 ft, one inch, and a rated lift capacity of 5,500 lb. The TS5-19 boasts auxiliary hydraulic lines in the boom to power attachments, such as truss and jib booms and buckets. The telescopic handler has a height of 6 ft, 4 in., when the boom is retracted, allowing it to operate indoors or in confined spaces. An enclosed cab with a heater and air-conditioning is available.
Gehl, a Manitou Group Brand; www.gehl.com
The TB260 compact excavator weighs just over 12,500 lb and boasts a 12-ft, 9-in., digging depth. The 47-hp engine meets Tier 4 Final emissions requirements and features an automatic idle function to conserve fuel. The excavator's hydraulic system provides 12,756 lb of bucket breakout force, and auxiliary hydraulic lines allow it to accept a range of attachments. For backfilling and clean-up tasks, the excavator features a blade-float setting.
Takeuchi; www.takeuchi-us.com
The BW100AD-4 Light Tandem Roller is powered by an Interim Tier 4, 32.6-hp Kubota engine. The roller can deliver up to 8,350 lb of centrifugal force per drum at a maximum frequency of 4,200 vibrations per minute. A standard crab walk function allows the rear drum to be offset by up to 1.6 in. to either side, allowing for greater maneuverability around obstacles. A redesigned, smaller steering wheel allows for a clearer view of the indicators and controls, and a laterally sliding seat lets the operator keep an eye on the drums.
Bomag; www.bomag.com
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