| 627G vs. 9520 with 2 1810E Scrapers |
Conditions: Vary from powder dry clay
to high moisture clay and some mud.
Haul distance: 1000' to 1500'
Machines studied: (2) 2005' 627G scrapers
and (2) 2005' Deere 9520's with 1810E scrapers
to high moisture clay and some mud.
Haul distance: 1000' to 1500'
Machines studied: (2) 2005' 627G scrapers
and (2) 2005' Deere 9520's with 1810E scrapers
| Caterpillar 627G 1500' Haul Loads Hauled: 72 @ 20yds Fuel Burned: 212 Gal Gross yds hauled: 1440 |
| Caterpillar 627G 1000' Haul Loads Hauled:100 @ 20yds Fuel Burned: 212 Gal Gross yds hauled: 2000 |
| Deere 9520/1810E's 1500' Haul Loads Hauled: 60 @ 36yds Fuel Burned: 127 Gal Gross yds hauled: 2160 |
| Deere 9520/1810E's 1000' Haul Loads Hauled: 75 @ 36yds Fuel Burned: 127 Gal Gross yds hauled:2700 |
*8.5 hour days
*Haul
distance is
one way
*Haul
distance is
one way
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Source: Bennington Equipment customer currently
owns and operates 621G's with D8K push cat along
with 627G's. Data compiled and provided to
www.scrapertractors.com by foreman on customer
jobsite.
owns and operates 621G's with D8K push cat along
with 627G's. Data compiled and provided to
www.scrapertractors.com by foreman on customer
jobsite.
| Bottom line: Move more material in less time, give less money to the fuel man, less interest to the bank, and less to the machinery dealer. The best part is that puts more in your pocket! Call Brad (402)690-4149 |