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Today, we’ll be showing you a number of great machines, with one in particular made
from a CAT we think you’ll love.
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First up, we have the Optimal 3000 Plus.
It's a tree transplanting machine equipped with a digger unit.
You can think of its digger as a large ice cream scoop, which slices into the soil and
creates a root ball without damaging the roots.
Then it lets you take your tree anywhere safely.
Usually, the desired spot is scooped out first before going for the tree.
The optimal 3000 plus is capable of creating a 5.4 ft (165 cm) deep and 9.8 ft (300 cm)
in diameter rootball, which makes it perfect for trees with a trunk circumference of 4.9
ft (150 cm).
Next, we have an amphibious machine which is known as the Conver C585.
It has been designed for the maintenance of ditches, canals, and ponds.
It comes standard with a 75 hp (55 kW) engine built by Haltz, which is fuel-efficient.
Thanks to its 17.7 in (450 mm) wide rubber tracks, the machine can go any off-road terrain.
In water, it uses its anti-coiling augers driven by a hydraulic pump.
It is able to get itself out of the water on slopes up to 35 °. A 2-part hydraulic
mast is integrated on its foredeck, for which a wide range of implements is available.
Valtra T Series tractors are in their 5th generation.
They come standard with a separate steering system for the rear-side.
Operators can rotate their seat and use new attachment tools with complete control and
full visibility.
Here, we have a dedicated digger unit for the T Series.
It transforms your tractor into a lightweight excavator.
Its robust frame includes outriggers that ensure stability during operations.
You can tilt or rotate the bucket at any angle.
It makes this unit perfect for various applications that are usually not possible with a traditional
tractor.
Now, we’ll be looking at the Caterpillar Challenger, a powerful tractor built for heavy-duty
work.
Habbeké, a shipyard service provider, modified it to haul beach lifeboats.
It now runs with the HLRT-Valentijn 200, which is a non-powered hydraulic trailer.
It has a top speed of 50kph.
However, it’s nothing like it’s original body.
The tractor has been completely rebuilt, and its bottom half has been refitted to allow
the beast to float.
By encasing a 6-cylinder 375 hp turbo engine, gearbox, and other components inside a large
waterproof jacket, the tractor can work underwater up to the base of the cab.
The cab is mounted 6 in (15.24 cm) high, allowing for pressure washing of every nook and cranny
after each usage.
Next we have the AHK36, the most powerful trailer crane in its class.
Its frame has been built using a sophisticated technology which combines classical aluminum
components with new high-strength steel, making a lightweight but strong structure.
That's why the weight of the crane is only 3.5 tons, but it can load up to 2.6 tons.
It can lift a load to 36m high.
The AHK36 is mounted on a tandem chassis, ensuring a safe driving and optimal distribution
of floor load.
Next, we have the MG 31.
It's a 48m long rail milling train, weighing more than 190.7 tn (173 t) and offering a
transfer speed of 100kph (60mph).
It renews track by grinding away the damaged top layer of steel on the rail.
It features six newly developed milling units and two sowing units that ensure precision
and speed.
Its enlarged bunkers can hold up to 21 yd3 (16 m3) of milling chips.
It can do both processes, milling, and grinding, at once, which significantly reduces the maintenance
cost of the track.
Up next is the Spider ILD02, a compact mower that has been developed for challenging sites.
Thanks to its remote controller, the operator stands out of danger while processing on dangerous
terrain.
It has a four-blade mowing gear that guarantees precision mowing and mulching.
Its blades are composed of specific alloys that ensure strength and appropriate flexibility
in an unintentional collision with a solid object.
Last but not least, we have the walking excavator from XCMG.
It's a masterpiece of engineering developed for hard-to-reach sites.
It features a unique hydraulically-powered chassis with wheels and a walking mechanism,
enabling it to overcome virtually any obstacle.
A variety of tools and attachments can be mounted onto it, in order to carry out operations
such as lifting, crushing, drilling, pile planting and other engineering operations.
It comes standard with a 0.39yd3 (0.3 m3) bucket and 125hp (93 kW) fuel efficient engine.
Wireless technology can be integrated with this excavator to operate it remotely.
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