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Cat 730 ejector
Re: Cat 730 ejector
What about "ejector"? Is the front part of the bed movable to eject the load? It sure looks like that to me.
Any pics of ejecting the load?
Is it meant to be used for mud/clay and such materials that are "sticky"?
Any pics of ejecting the load?
Is it meant to be used for mud/clay and such materials that are "sticky"?
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730 Ejecting in action.
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Re: Cat 730 ejector
Cat design i believe, been about on 40 tonners since about 1999, first tested on a D400E II, Cheetam Hill had one on field follow.
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Re: Cat 730 ejector
Excellent pics SRB, i have not seen those 730 ejector photos before. I am surprised more machines are not ejector models, it makes sense having a body that can eject on the move or on uneven ground.
Here's another ejector pic!
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Here's another ejector pic!
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Re: Cat 730 ejector
Hi ejector was djb design and multi -drive was belt system ejector.which was sold to caterpillar .I think in another 5 years ejector again more selling point to dump body system .Good point is cleaner body every time when load is removed cheers Dennis
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Re: Cat 730 ejector
Mike d550 wrote: I am surprised more machines are not ejector models, it makes sense having a body that can eject on the move or on uneven ground.
I guess the reasons there are not more ejectors is....
- with the ejector, the payload is less,
- they must cost more to buy and possibly to maintain
Great pictures 1!
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John Gaunt wrote:Mike d550 wrote: I am surprised more machines are not ejector models, it makes sense having a body that can eject on the move or on uneven ground.
I guess the reasons there are not more ejectors is....
- with the ejector, the payload is less,
- they must cost more to buy and possibly to maintain
Great pictures 1!
WELL i would less cost to maintain and payload may be less but if it loaded right you should get the tonnage on it ? 735 740 ejector are good seller for caterpillar why volvo or komatsu come up with a look like yet ? cheers Dennis
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