Ditch Witch PT 1010
- Max. torque:
- 1125 Nm
- Boom Lifting Torque:
- 39.92 kN
- Pressure:
- 39.92 kN
- Max. opening ø:
- 200 mm
PT 1010 Ditch Witch PT 1010 Specifications & Technical Data (1997—2005)
Technical specs - PT 1010 Ditch Witch
Specification
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- Max. torque
- 1125 Nm
- Boom Lifting Torque
- 39.92 kN
- Pressure
- 39.92 kN
- Max. opening ø
- 200 mm
- max. drilling length
- 50 m
- Drive power
- 50 kW
- Model series
- PT
More technical details, like: weight, cutter head ø are available in the full technical specs.
Special equipment
- Two-gear mount
-
No
- Electric shock reporting system
-
No
- hydr. linkage changing system
-
No
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Ditch Witch PT 1010
- Max. torque:
- 1125 Nm
- Boom Lifting Torque:
- 39.92 kN
- Pressure:
- 39.92 kN
- Max. opening ø:
- 200 mm
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