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What makes a 349f hydraulic excavator so good?

What makes a 349f hydraulic excavator so good?

The 349F is built to keep your production numbers up and your owning and operating costs down. Not only does the machine’s C13 engine meet U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final emission standards, but it does so while giving you all the power, fuel efficiency, and reliability you need to succeed. Where the real power comes in is through the hydraulic system.

What kind of horsepower does a 349f L have?

Hydraulic Horsepower, a Cat Advantage When it comes to moving heavy material quickly and eficiently, you need hydraulic horsepower – the type of ground-breaking power the 349F L can deliver. Major hydraulic components like pumps and valves are located close together so shorter tubes and lines can be used.

Is the Cat C13 ACERT engine Tier 4?

The Cat C13 ACERT engine meets Tier 4 Final emission standards and it does so without interrupting your job process. Simply turn the engine on and go to work. It will look for opportunities in your work cycle to regenerate itself, and it will give you plenty of power for the task at hand – all to help keep

The 349F is built to keep your production numbers up and your owning and operating costs down. Not only does the machine’s C13 engine meet U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final emission standards, but it does so while giving you all the power, fuel efficiency, and reliability you need to succeed. Where the real power comes in is through the hydraulic system.

How many horsepower does a C13 cat have?

New Cat C13’s, even pre 2007, are only designed for fuel mileage. So screw it if it takes your truck 5 minutes just to get up to 65 MPH. If you could find one that is in fact turned up to 450+ HP or find one with at least a 13 speed you may actually have a real machine. With a 10 speed they are SSSLLLLLLLOOOOOWWWWWW

Hydraulic Horsepower, a Cat Advantage When it comes to moving heavy material quickly and eficiently, you need hydraulic horsepower – the type of ground-breaking power the 349F L can deliver. Major hydraulic components like pumps and valves are located close together so shorter tubes and lines can be used.

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Ruth Doyle