BPR 75/60 D-2 Bomag BPR 75/60 D-2 Specifications & Technical Data (1997—2000)
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Technical specs - BPR 75/60 D-2 Bomag
Specification
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- Weight
- 698 kg
- Centrifugal force
- 83 kN
- Working width
- 710 mm
- Vibrating frequency
- 57 Hz
- Power source
- D
- Model series
- BPR
- Engine manuf.
- Hatz
- Engine type
- 1D81Z
- Engine power
- 10.5 kW
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- Weight:
- 698 kg
- Centrifugal force:
- 83 kN
- Working width:
- 710 mm
- Vibrating frequency:
- 57 Hz
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- Working width:
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