Showpony
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Between $1.50 and $2.00 per loose meter , depending on the lead, material, and terrain. Hourly rate is too scary
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Wabco scrapers at work
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Scrub Puller
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Yair . . . G'arn Showpony four or five hundred bucks is'nt scary. LOL
I ran one of those Jiggers on the Gold Coast a while for Nuemanns, it would take a twelve inch cut in coffee-rock now that was scary!
Cheers,
I ran one of those Jiggers on the Gold Coast a while for Nuemanns, it would take a twelve inch cut in coffee-rock now that was scary!
Cheers,
Haddy
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Last contouring job we did worked out at $1.50 m3 loose and that was at a nice steady pace
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stangoodman
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Im after some electrical info that someone out there might be able to help with. It is info for a 333FT,222G and 111A models.
Firstly on the generator side....
1- generator AMPS
2- Generator Voltage
3- Frequency in Hz
4- Full current load
Secondly on the elevator motors
1- Motor AMPS
2- Motor Horsepower
3- Full load current
4- Rated voltage
All our books avoid getting into this detail however it must be in someones records.
We would really appreciate it as the modern day electrician can't believe how they work in dust, water and crap!!! and don't understand the system.
We are looking at putting new contacts and wireing on but they want this info first.
Cheers
Firstly on the generator side....
1- generator AMPS
2- Generator Voltage
3- Frequency in Hz
4- Full current load
Secondly on the elevator motors
1- Motor AMPS
2- Motor Horsepower
3- Full load current
4- Rated voltage
All our books avoid getting into this detail however it must be in someones records.
We would really appreciate it as the modern day electrician can't believe how they work in dust, water and crap!!! and don't understand the system.
We are looking at putting new contacts and wireing on but they want this info first.
Cheers
terexkerry
Well-Known Member
stan try noah i think he used the same electrics in the ark,spud
terexkerry
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with the right man you would do,kerryhehehehe, good spotting Kerry, You`ll also notice theres no tractor in site to push load this twin power. Cant say I`ve ever seen a 14 or 24 get a good load on its own with out a push or loading down hill
terexkerry
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nick would pay you to take it hsv127 do you want 2 ts18s push pull,kerry
Brainzie
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Im after some electrical info that someone out there might be able to help with. It is info for a 333FT,222G and 111A models.
Firstly on the generator side....
1- generator AMPS
2- Generator Voltage
3- Frequency in Hz
4- Full current load
Secondly on the elevator motors
1- Motor AMPS
2- Motor Horsepower
3- Full load current
4- Rated voltage
All our books avoid getting into this detail however it must be in someones records.
We would really appreciate it as the modern day electrician can't believe how they work in dust, water and crap!!! and don't understand the system.
We are looking at putting new contacts and wireing on but they want this info first.
Cheers
Is this what our looking for or do you already have this info ? out of our 111a operators manual.
Brainzie
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Haddy
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Hi Stan . Try Rotorua Auto Electrical . They got a older guy there who used to do a bit of work on these . Also Ken Bleakley ( who I got my 111A from ) from Taupo knows the 111A well . I haven't got his number but I can get it for you if you want . Haddy
Haddy
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Stan , Brainzie has got Ken's number . I gave it to him a while back . A couple of weeks ago I buried my phone and lost all my numbers . Haddy
Brainzie
Well-Known Member
Bugger, let me know if you`d like it Haddy.
stangoodman
Active Member
Thanks Guys,
That was a help but still after more on the elevator side as well.
Also was the 222 and 333 the same?
I tried Noah but he was tied up with some monkeys that he had to deliver to Terexkerry!!!
That was a help but still after more on the elevator side as well.
Also was the 222 and 333 the same?
I tried Noah but he was tied up with some monkeys that he had to deliver to Terexkerry!!!
terexkerry
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wabco scraprrs
got the monkeys they are out on hire operating 252s,spud jokes aside try Phil Gowenlock mobile 0061732175498 he might be able to help,good luck,kerry
got the monkeys they are out on hire operating 252s,spud jokes aside try Phil Gowenlock mobile 0061732175498 he might be able to help,good luck,kerry
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stangoodman
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stangoodman
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stangoodman
Active Member
Cheers Kerry,
I will try to get a hold of Phil.
I will try to get a hold of Phil.
terexkerry
Well-Known Member
no worries
terexkerry
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i see your dad there crying as he knows he has moved more yardage on his tracked dumper than the THING clapped out beside him
terexkerry
Well-Known Member
have you any pictures with them actually with a load,probably asking a bit much.should put a shroud over them like nick so when the MIGHTY TEREX pass you can hide your attempt of making out you have a load in them
D6 Merv
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You guys are going to kill me with laughter here :notworthy
Kerry you know the reason why some of those Wabcos go so well ? The "General" provided the puha to make them GO !!
Kerry you know the reason why some of those Wabcos go so well ? The "General" provided the puha to make them GO !!