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Doosan Portable Power RX-304H Upright Rammer

The RX-304H comes standard with a Honda recoil-start, four-cycle engine.

Wed March 02, 2016 - National Edition
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The Doosan Portable Power RX-304H upright rammer is built for the compaction of materials ranging from mixed and cohesive soils to heavy clay.
The Doosan Portable Power RX-304H upright rammer is built for the compaction of materials ranging from mixed and cohesive soils to heavy clay.

The Doosan Portable Power RX-304H upright rammer is built for the compaction of materials ranging from mixed and cohesive soils to heavy clay. The model is ideal for a wide array of applications, including backfilling and narrow trench compaction such as utility work, trenching, curbing, drainage work, and foundation and masonry base preparation.

The RX-304H comes standard with a Honda recoil-start, four-cycle engine. Impact force is applied to the compacted material by a durable wooden foot reinforced with a heavy steel plate for extended life. The average impact per blow is 3,000 lbs. with up to 650 blows per minute.

Featuring a low-profile, lightweight design, and a low center of gravity, the RX-304H self-balances — providing greater maneuverability and control around jobsite obstacles. A four-point isolation and vibration-reducing grip minimizes operator fatigue and prolongs the life of the rammer components, according to the manufacturer.

For more information, visit doosanportablepower.com.




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