This week we look at at some updated Scissor lifts from JLG and a crawler dozer from Deere. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Scissor Lift and Crawler Dozer
The CRS620S portable screen plant features a redesigned LJ-TSV screen that can handle a greater capacity of material than other portable screen plants. The screen can handle applications not possible with horizontal screens. The screen can be adjust up to 7.5� in 2.5� increments, with screen openings up to 6 in. It features a 48-in.-wide fines conveyor and two 30-in.-wide cone conveyors, which can be extended up to 42 in. to feed off-plant conveyors. The screen plant's new flex drive can be folded away to reduce the machine's transport width.
Terex Cedarrapids; www.terex.com
The Deere 1050K Crawler Dozer is powered by a 350-hp diesel engine, which has a dual-path hydrostatic transmission, instead of a torque convertor. The engine meets Tier 4 Final emissions standards. The 1050K has an eco operating mode that adjusts engine speed and transmission settings to conserve fuel. Electronic controls for the hydraulic system are grade-control-ready and compatible with multiple grade-control systems.
John Deere Construction & Forestry; www.deere.com
JLG has updated its line of scissor lifts, offering diamond-plate steel platforms on all its ES lifts and steel hoods on all its RT lifts. The platforms of the 2030ES and 2630ES scissor lifts have been widened to 32 in. from 30 in., resulting in a lower operating weight without reducing stability.
JLG Industries; www.jlg.com
The 856C Motor Grader is part of Case's new C-Series of graders, debuting at Intermat 2015. The C-Series expands Case's motor-grader offerings beyond the existing B-Series. The new motor graders will be available in 4x4 and 6x4 all-wheel-drive models, with operating weights of 14.3 tons and 17.6 tons, respectively. They meet Tier 4 Final emissions standards, using a selective-catalytic-reduction after-treatment system.
Case Construction Equipment; www.casece.com
