Product Description
Multi Attachments Mini Skid Steer loader
Mini skid steer loader allows you to pair it with many attachments you may already own and use, while 1 loader can for various function. Daso mini-skid steer loader can attach different attachments, such as bucket, excavator, auger, trencher, hydraulic breaker, pallet forks, tiller, 4 in 1 bucket, wood chipper, root grapple and so on, to ensure that the work you might do has an attachment to complete.
Main Features
1) Japanese original CHINAMFG ,diesel engine 25HP
2) Italian Hydrocontrol valve
3) American CHINAMFG pump
4) American WHITE Motor
5) Multi-function and wide applications
6) Double oil tanks designed for backup
7) Simple and clear operation system
8) Quick Hitch system
9) Track replacement fast and flexible ,reduce damage to the ground.
10) Easy to repair, the observation and the operation windows are opened on both sides of vertical plate.
The shipping cost offered base on by sea , if you need to by air or by express please contact supplier.
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JHZA-25 |
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Item |
Main description |
Metric |
Inch |
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A |
Length |
2588mm |
102″ |
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B |
Height |
1096mm |
43″ |
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C |
Maximum hinged height |
1905mm |
75″ |
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D |
Length without bucket |
1835mm |
72″ |
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E |
Distance between wheels |
920mm |
36″ |
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F |
Radius of rear suspension turn |
726mm |
28″ |
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G |
Distance to the ground |
170mm |
7″ |
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H |
Unloading height |
1015mm |
40″ |
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I |
Maximum high unloading angle |
37° |
37° |
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J |
Bucket angle in the air |
26° |
26° |
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Weight without the attachment |
1038kg |
2288lb |
Hydraulic system
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Flow of hydraulic system |
54.8L/MIN |
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Max pressure of the walking mechanism |
21MPA |
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Rated pressure of the working device |
17.5MPA |
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Flow of auxiliary systems |
49L/MIN |
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Hydraulic tank volume |
53L |
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Connector mode |
Flat sealed quick connector |
Engine
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Emission Standards |
EU Stage III / US EPA4 |
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Manufacturer |
Kubota-D1105-E4B |
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Fuel / Cooling |
Diesel/Water cooling |
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Cylinders |
3 |
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Power |
1805kw/25.2hp&3000rpm/min |
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Displacement |
1.123L |
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Oil tank volume |
43L |
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Air filter |
Heavy duty two-stage safety air filter |
With Auger:
Auger Diameter: ∅200-∅600mm (∅8-∅24″)
Auger Depth: 1-1000mm(1-39″)
Auger Weight: 134-181kg(295-399lbs)
With Tiller:
Working Width: 1000mm (39″)
Working Depth: 60-150mm(2.4-6″)
Blade Numbers: 28Pieces
Weight: 209kg(461lbs)
Size(L*W*H):1200*680*520(MM)(47*27*20″)
With Trencher:
Working Width: 155mm (6″)
Working Depth: 900mm(35″)
Speed: 0.7m/min
Weight: 180kg(396.8lbs)
Size(L*W*H):1527*1571*895(MM)(60*40*35″)
Detailed Images
Easy controlled attachment joint and quick hitch plate,JHZA-25 can change attachments quickly and easily.One loader can for various function!
Why choose us?
Daso strives for excellent quality and efficiency, focus on standardized procedures and customer experience improvement. This results in an extensive service offering that includes:
• Quick response
• Accurate and efficient order processing
• Quality inspection support
• On-time and error-free delivery
• Video technical support
• Prompt parts & free toolkit supply
We aim to satisfy our customer’s request, based on a CHINAMFG understanding and position for our customers’ needs.
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| Certification: | CE |
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| Currency: | US$ |
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| Return&refunds: | You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products. |
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How do I identify signs of wear and fatigue in a trencher chain, and when should I replace it to prevent downtime?
Regularly inspecting your trencher chain for signs of wear and fatigue is crucial to prevent unexpected downtime and maintain optimal trenching performance. Here are the steps to identify such signs and determine when to replace the chain:
1. Check Cutting Teeth:
– Examine the cutting teeth or blades on the trencher chain. Look for signs of excessive wear, such as flattened or severely worn teeth. Dull or damaged teeth will result in inefficient trenching.
2. Inspect Chain Links:
– Check the chain links for signs of bending, cracking, or stretching. Damaged links can lead to misalignment, affecting the chain’s performance.
3. Measure Chain Pitch:
– Measure the chain pitch, which is the distance between adjacent cutting teeth. If the chain pitch has significantly increased compared to the original specifications, it indicates wear and the need for replacement.
4. Look for Missing Teeth:
– Missing cutting teeth can cause uneven trenching and increase stress on the remaining teeth. Replace the chain if multiple teeth are missing.
5. Examine Chain Guides:
– Check the chain guides or rails on the trencher machine. If they show signs of excessive wear or damage, it may affect the chain’s alignment and performance.
6. Monitor Chain Tension:
– Keep track of the chain tension during operation. A loose or overly tight chain can lead to premature wear and affect trenching efficiency.
7. Consider Performance Issues:
– If you notice reduced trenching speed, increased vibration, or decreased cutting efficiency, it could be a sign of worn-out or fatigued trencher chain.
When to Replace:
The specific replacement timeline for a trencher chain depends on factors such as the frequency of use, soil conditions, and maintenance practices. As a general guideline:
– Replace the trencher chain if cutting teeth are worn to half their original size or show significant damage.
– Consider replacement if multiple cutting teeth are missing or broken.
– If the chain links show signs of fatigue, stretching, or damage, it’s time to replace the chain.
– Replace the chain if it consistently fails to maintain proper tension or alignment.
Timely replacement of a worn-out trencher chain is essential to avoid unexpected downtime, maintain trenching efficiency, and reduce the risk of costly repairs to the trencher machine. Regular inspections and proactive replacement will ensure smooth trenching operations and maximize the lifespan of your trencher chain.
Can trencher chains be used in combination with trencher teeth for improved digging performance?
Yes, trencher chains can be used in combination with trencher teeth to enhance digging performance in specific trenching applications. The use of trencher teeth, also known as cutting teeth or blades, along with the trencher chain offers several benefits:
1. Versatility:
– Using trencher teeth in combination with the chain allows for greater versatility in trenching. The chain efficiently cuts through the initial layer of soil and creates a guide for the trench, while the trencher teeth refine the trench’s edges and bottom for a smoother finish.
2. Improved Cutting Efficiency:
– Trencher teeth are designed with specific cutting angles and shapes to optimize cutting efficiency in different soil types. Combining the chain and trencher teeth allows for more efficient and precise trenching in various soil conditions.
3. Better Trench Quality:
– The use of trencher teeth results in improved trench quality, with clean and well-defined edges and consistent trench depth. This is especially beneficial for trenching projects that require high precision and accuracy.
4. Enhanced Durability:
– By utilizing trencher teeth in combination with the trencher chain, the workload is distributed more evenly, reducing wear on individual components and increasing overall durability.
5. Reduced Chain Wear:
– Trencher teeth help minimize the workload on the chain by breaking up the soil ahead of the chain. This can result in reduced chain wear and a longer chain lifespan.
However, it’s essential to select trencher teeth that are compatible with the trencher chain and machine specifications. Improperly matched trencher teeth may cause uneven trenching or excessive strain on the chain and machine, leading to reduced performance and potential damage.
In summary, using trencher teeth in combination with trencher chains can improve digging performance, trench quality, and overall efficiency in various trenching applications. It is recommended to consult the trencher manufacturer or supplier to ensure the correct combination of trencher teeth and chain for your specific trenching needs.
How does a trencher chain differ from other types of chains used in heavy machinery?
A trencher chain differs from other types of chains used in heavy machinery primarily in its design and purpose. Here are the key differences:
1. Cutting Design:
– Trencher Chain: A trencher chain is specifically designed for cutting through soil and other materials to create trenches. It features cutting teeth or blades arranged in a continuous loop to efficiently dig into the ground.
– Other Heavy Machinery Chains: Chains used in other heavy machinery, such as excavators or loaders, may not have cutting teeth but are designed for tasks like lifting, towing, or moving heavy objects.
2. Application:
– Trencher Chain: The primary application of a trencher chain is trenching, which involves digging narrow and deep channels in the ground for various purposes, such as laying utility lines or drainage systems.
– Other Heavy Machinery Chains: Chains used in other heavy machinery serve different functions, such as lifting and moving materials, excavating, and loading.
3. Loop Configuration:
– Trencher Chain: A trencher chain is typically designed in a loop configuration to form a continuous cutting edge. This design enables smooth and continuous trenching operations.
– Other Heavy Machinery Chains: Chains used in other heavy machinery may have different configurations based on their specific functions and applications.
4. Teeth or Blades:
– Trencher Chain: The cutting teeth or blades on a trencher chain are sharp and robust, specifically suited for cutting through the ground and various materials encountered during trenching.
– Other Heavy Machinery Chains: Chains used in other heavy machinery may not have sharp teeth or blades, as their purpose is not for cutting into materials.
5. Size and Shape:
– Trencher Chain: Trencher chains come in various sizes and shapes, depending on the trenching machine and the required trench dimensions.
– Other Heavy Machinery Chains: Chains used in other heavy machinery also come in different sizes and configurations, tailored to the specific needs of the equipment and its intended applications.
Overall, the primary difference lies in the design, function, and application of the trencher chain, which is uniquely suited for trenching tasks in construction and landscaping projects.
editor by CX 2024-05-08