WebApr 1, 2020 · Load securement may seem simple to outsiders at first glance but there is a lot to this important safety practice. Securement systems include vehicle floors, walls, decks, anchor tiedown points, stakes, posts, headboards and more. Securement devices include chains, ropes, steel strapping, synthetic webbing, blocking, binders, shackles and winches.
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WebDec 15, 2018 · You must use two tie-downs if you transport an item less than 5 feet long that weighs more than 1,100 pounds or on any item between the length of 5 and 10 feet, regardless of weight. For each additional 10 feet in cargo length, you must use one more tie-down. Thus, a 12-foot load requires three tie-downs and a 22-foot load needs four.
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WebNov 10, 2009 · Here's how we do it.4 ratchet binders, one at each end of the track, from the inside of the track to the edge of the trailer. Then a chain and binder over the bucket and another over the front blade. Never even been stopped so far. The machine never seems to move on the trailer.
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WebMar 28, 2011 · Not sure about swinging it dead other than releasing swing brake and then pulling around. The op manual should show that. Dead excavators can be moved by taking final cover off on outside both sides and pull center drive gear out and reinstall covers. The tracks will then freewheel. catdw21e, Mar 22, 2011.
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WebFeb 8, 2023 · Move the stick slowly, since the machine will rotate pretty suddenly, a motion that takes some getting used to. Push the left joystick back to the right, and the machine will pivot to the right. 22. Keep practicing with these controls until …
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WebAug 28, 2018 · Secure the parking brakes and block the wheels of the transport vehicle. Use ramps that are the correct length and width and can support the weight of the machine. Use metal loading ramps with a slip resistant surface. Travel up the ramp with the heaviest end up when you are loading the equipment onto the trailer.
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WebFor instance, you'd need something other than a standard flatbed to transport a large hydraulic excavator. Large and oversize excavators require RGN or lowboy trailers. Smaller models, such as mini-excavators, can travel on flatbed trailers. The goal is to have most of the weight centered on the trailer's front axle.
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WebLower the bucket on to the bucket rest during transport Make the size of the excavator as small as possible by: Retracting the boom cylinder Extending the stick cylinder Extending the bucket cylinder to firmly rest the bucket on the bucket rest Move the hydraulic lockout control to the LOCKED position to prevent frame articulation or slewing
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WebMake sure your trailer capacity is appropriate for the piece of equipment you're hauling and remember to take into consideration the weight of the trailer itself. It's critical to transport your piece of equipment on a trailer that was designed to hold the weight of your cargo. Take time to inspect your hauling vehicle, trailer and anchor points.
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WebMost importantly, ensure that the trailer is adequately supported and the trailer wheels are blocked before loading the heavy cargo or excavator [ 1 ]. Make Sure The Trailer Is On Flat Ground Always ensure the trailer is on flat ground before loading the excavator onto it so the heavy equipment can be positioned evenly.
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WebNov 5, 2017 · I pull my 7600lbs machine on a 18' flat bed and it works perfect and allows me to get the perfect balance and keep everything within the length of the trailer. With a 12' depending on the arm layout it may overhang on the rear (I have to keep my arm folded so it keeps my height down on our heavily wooded roads.).
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WebFeb 8, 2023 · Move the stick slowly, since the machine will rotate pretty suddenly, a motion that takes some getting used to. Push the left joystick back to the right, and the machine will pivot to the right. 22. Keep practicing with these controls until …
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WebDec 12, 2010 · Click to expand I love the new machine.Just got it back yesturday from Cat, they were putting my new hyd. pin grabber on it.I have a 62" ditching bucket,24" tooth a 16" tooth and a 48" hyd tilt bucket for it. Mainly I use it for utility trenching. The odd drive way, I have a post hole auger for it too so I get the odd job for it too.
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WebThe towing trailer needs to match your equipment in size and weight capacity. Most mini excavators use a 10,000-pound trailer. Meanwhile, larger excavators may need at least 20,000 to 30,000-pound vehicles or even a larger trailer to hold the machine's weight.
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WebDec 12, 2010 · Click to expand I love the new machine.Just got it back yesturday from Cat, they were putting my new hyd. pin grabber on it.I have a 62" ditching bucket,24" tooth a 16" tooth and a 48" hyd tilt bucket for it. Mainly I use it for utility trenching. The odd drive way, I have a post hole auger for it too so I get the odd job for it too.
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WebFour chains of 2,000 lbs WLL each will equal 8,000 lbs total, enough capacity to secure an 8,000 lb load. Each binder must also have a WLL of at least 2,000 lbs. A good rule to follow is to always use binders that have an equal or greater capacity than …
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WebJun 8, 2022 · Adjust your loading strategy to avoid hitting any nearby objects, and move everything to a safe distance if possible. 4) Check that your truck can handle the load and is parked and secure Use the parking brakes and wheel chocks on the front and rear wheels of the trailer to prevent unwanted movement. 5) Check your trailer deck
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WebJun 28, 2013 · Secure all hydraulic attachments. Make sure drivers lower attachments all the way to the deck and release hydraulic pressure before securing. Don't forget about skid steer buckets, trencher arms, mini-excavator buckets, and smaller gear with attachments. Dirt and rocks are your worst enemy. Every vehicle should have a broom and small shovel.
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WebOur Excavator Dump Trailer (EDT-2) weighs 1600lbs, holds 2 cubic yards. The bin is manufactured from 3/8 thick steel plate for the abuse of hauling products like concrete and boulders that tear up a standard duty dump trailer. We have designed the trailer with extreme duty stub axles and bearing that can handle up to a 10,000 lb working load.
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