Dr pecker
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Does anyone on here know of any manufacturers about who produce a crusher bucket for 3.5t excavators. I know about BAV & TMA but looking outside of them really. TIA
Doc
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Steve
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I think Prodem do.
Dr pecker
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No they sell the same as me...except purple
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
there is one, but the name escapes the druid memory ATM ... a strange name IIRC ..... hopefully it'll come to me ....... was one on ebay a few years ago - plate crusher action
craig
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Is there one called Hawk or something?
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
craig
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Hawkfork .... that's the one
that`s what I was trying to think of.
TiltyShaun
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Hawk fork is now done by Baughans
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Steve
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Went to my local dealer Tuesday to get parts for my trailer & was flicking through a prodem brochure while store man went to get my parts.
Dr pecker
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Well done, yes they do what i am looking for
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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Steve Trott
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Rsl engineering do one
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Smiffy
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Just seen this pop up as a new product thought some here might find it interesting
www.augertorque.com
Cone Crusher Bucket » Auger Torque Europe
The new Auger Torque Cone Crusher Bucket provides a simple, efficient, and cost-effective way to reprocess and/or recycle small volume construction rubble and debris, into usable aggregate/hardcore. Whether it's general clay construction brick, light concrete walling blocks, hollow concrete...
www.augertorque.com
TiltyShaun
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Seen the video, thought it was even more painful than the other types.Just seen this pop up as a new product thought some here might find it interesting
Cone Crusher Bucket » Auger Torque Europe
The new Auger Torque Cone Crusher Bucket provides a simple, efficient, and cost-effective way to reprocess and/or recycle small volume construction rubble and debris, into usable aggregate/hardcore. Whether it's general clay construction brick, light concrete walling blocks, hollow concrete...
I think the MB range have now added a small version. Not sure what size machine they have got it down too, but it won’t be cheap, but if it is a toggle type like the bigger range it will almost certainly work far more effectively than the small jaw crushers.
Mogman
What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
I would think it’s faster than a jaw version of the same size as it’s crushing all the time where as a toggle spends half the time opening the jaw doing nothing
That’s why they have cone crushers working quarries
Still painfully slow on a small machine though
That’s why they have cone crushers working quarries
Still painfully slow on a small machine though
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Lynchy
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Jaw/ cone, gyratory used for different parts of process,used to take us full day,once a month to change concave/ mantle in pegson gyratory,as opposed to couple of hours with jaw turn every fortnight,change every month on cue ken. cost of gyratory body of cone crusher is higher, twice or three times of jaw crusher, and the workshop cost is larger. The weight of cone crusher is larger than that of jaw crusher with the same output by 1-2 times, so the equipment cost is higher. The installation and maintenance of cone crusher is more complicated than jaw crusher.I would think it’s faster than a jaw version of the same size as it’s crushing all the time where as a toggle spends half the time opening the jaw doing nothing
That’s why they have cone crushers working quarries
Still painfully slow on a small machine though
Agree that these small buckets seem hard way to go about job
GazCro
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No MB ain't cheap. I agree that's one of the most painfull ones I've seen and the amount of wearing parts/surfaces in it!
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Russell
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You would definitely want to find a stick to hold the pedal down with that thing on. Image sitting on the machine all day with that on
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