Better Roads

August 2012

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- NewRoadProducts compiled by Tina Grady Barbaccia LIUGONG Next generation crawler excavator o LiuGong Machinery. says its 922E next genera- tion crawler excavator features additional power and control, a 5-percent improvement in operating efficiencies, and an 8-percent reduction in fuel consumption. The machine's Intelligent Power Control System increases digging force by up to 10 percent for 10-second inter- vals. The no-time-limit, heavy-lift system enables the operator to increase pres- sure to build force and reduce hydraulic flow to the attachment, while reducing speed. An automatic boom-descent regeneration system allows the boom to descend faster. A multi-working-mode selection system gives the operator the ability to match performance with the job. The excavator is powered by a Cum- mins QSB6.7 diesel engine rated at 127 kW. Write 10 on Reader Service Card or visit www.betterroads.com/info. JET New hydraulic detachable gooseneck trailers o Jet's hydraulic detachable gooseneck trailers 35-ton and 51-ton series now come in various models and a variety of front and rear deck heights. The 35-ton model comes with a tandem or triple axle while the 51-ton model allows for a triple or quad axle. Standard features include air ride suspension, a low deck height, hydraulic gooseneck, adjustable ride height, heavy-duty tie downs, non-ground bearing, and a hydraulic fame jack to support the gooseneck on a tractor frame. Fabricated I-beams allow for optional 5-1/2-inch aluminum I- beam slide outs on the 35-ton series while heavy-duty outriggers may be incorporated on both the 35-ton or 51-ton model. Write 11 on Reader Service Card or visit www.betterroads.com/info. CASE Upgraded skid steers Case Construction Equipment has upgraded its four largest Alpha Series skid steers and compact track loaders to meet Tier 4 Interim certification emission requirements. The Case SR250 and SV300 skid steers and TR320 and TV380 compact track loaders now feature 90-horsepower, 3.4-liter Case diesel engines with the full high-pressure common rail (HPCR) design typically used in larger construction equipment. The models are now equipped with cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR) technol- ogy, including diesel particulate filter and diesel oxidizing catalyst. Rated operating capacities are 2,500 lb for the SR250; 3,000 pounds for the SV300; 3,200 pounds in the TR320, and 3,800 pounds for the TV380. Write 12 on Reader Service Card or visit www.betterroads.com/info. 38 August 2012 Better Roads MUNCIE POWER Real-time support, remotely The Advantage + System from Muncie Power Supply has a built-in Real-Time Support Link allowing remote access to the system. A flow-sharing design allows for simultaneous equipment operation even at low pump flows. The touch-screen display is high-contrast, high resolution and multi-color. The system is useable with gear or piston pumps, has built-in pre-wet and anti- icing controls, menu-adjusted pressure controls and digital pressure displays, and operational data logging and diagnostic data logging. Built-in GPS, WiFi and interface and displays for road/air temperature sensors come as part of the system, and there are no wire har- nesses between the cab controls and the valves. Write 13 on Reader Service Card or visit www.betterroads.com/info. k n k E n E c e c d h e d h i i t t o o s r t u s r t u ' h ' h P u y P u y i c i t c t T T t t h h n n i i s s o o o o a e a e g e g e r r i i s s m m h h

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