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Ranger H66DSC-II Skidder

Category: Skidders / Yarders ➔
Manufacturer: Ranger ➔
Model: H66DSC-II ➔

General Specifications

Dimensions

Cable Width	216 in (549 cm)
Drum Capacity at Cable Width	30,859 ft (9,406 m)
Drum Diameter	1 in (2 cm)
Max Line Pull - bare drum	385 lbs (175 kg)
Overall Length	10 ft (3 m)
Overall Width	11 ft (3 m)
Tong Opening at Tips	447 in (1,135 cm)

Engine

Aspiration	23200
Engine Model	174
Gross Power	159 hp (119 kw)
Power Measured @	359 rpm
Torque Measured @	74 rpm

Hydraulic System

Pump Flow	2,750 gpm (10,409 lpm)
Pump Type	36.8

Operating Specifications

Alternator Supplied Amperage	Clark 32000
Cooling System Fluid Capacity	4 gal (14 l)
Fuel Capacity	10 gal (38 l)
Operating Voltage	70 amps
Operating Weight	24 V lbs (11 kg)
Steering Angle	26 - 28 volts
Transmission Fluid Capacity	14 gal (53 l)

Transmission

Number of Reverse Gears	13.6
Transmission Type	3

Undercarriage

Ground Contact Area	Gear type cu in
Length of Track on Ground	Cummins 6A 5.9 ft

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