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Hydraulic Scoop : Technical drawing
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Easy Maintenance: Our highly-developed construction is made of high quality parts and has minimum wear parts. In addition to long life, this construction allows for easy inspection and quick adjustment. Extreme Operations: The unit can withstand extreme operations such as uneven ground, high dynamic loading, heavy dirt, aggressive chemicals, salt water etc., high or low temperatures and even combinations of these.

With a Meyer hydraulic scoop loose material such as sand, gravel, grain, waste, fertiliser and corn can be scooped up, transported and discharged. The bucket scoop should be wider than the fork truck (no lift truck wheel contact with the product).
  • Additional hydraulics required
    > one for the use of tilt function
  • The bucket should be wider than the truck
  • Mounting class 2, 3 or 4
  • Typical specific loose weights:
    barely0,60-0,70 t/m3
    oats0,45-0,55 t/m3
    potatoes/
    sugar beet    		0,65-0,75 t/m3
    rye0,68-0,75 t/m3
    wheat0,70-0,80 t/m3
    sand (wet)1,90-2,10 t/m3
    sand (dry)1,40-1,65 t/m3
    concrete2,10-2,20 t/m3
    fertiliser1,10-1,30 t/m3
    cement (powder)1,75-1,95 t/m3
  • Dual mounting hooks
    ISO 2 / ISO 3
    ISO 3 / ISO 4
  • Quick release lower hooks
    ISO 2
    ISO 3
    ISO 4
  • Further design
[ Hydraulic Scoop ]
Technical drawing
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- 		type
- 		-
ca. cm³ 		-
kg/m³ 		A1
mm 		A
mm 		B
mm 		G
mm 		L
mm 		L1
mm 		-
- 		LSP
mm 		E
mm 		M
mm
a 2-3715H 150 2500 1600 1020 1110 930 1890 1665 2 930 520 940
b 2-3720H 200 2500 2000 1020 1100 980 1855 1645 2 1000 620 1050
c 2-3725H 250 2500 2200 1020 1195 1140 2050 1775 2 980 620 1180
d 2-3730H 300 2500 2500 1020 1250 1200 2100 1820 2 1100 570 1290

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