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Technical specs - TR 28 MTS
Specification
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- Max excavator weight
- 28 t
- Max bucket width
- 690 mm
- Max breakout torque
- 180 kNm
- Weight
- 845 kg
- Tilt angle
- 40 °
- Rotation speed
- 10 s
- Working pressure
- 250 MPa
- Max. oil flow
- 70 l/min
- Model series
- TR
More technical details, like: max bucket capacity, max breakout force, max return pressure, nr. of lubrication points, turn torque, pressure at max turn torque are available in the full technical specs.
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