How big is the average Dynahoe backhoe engine?
How big is the average Dynahoe backhoe engine?
But the unique Dynahoe was heavily built from the ground up as an excavating machine, and the largest of its type on the market. The average loader-backhoe in the early 1970s had a digging depth from 14 to 17 ft., an 80-hp engine, and weighed 10 tons.
What kind of engine does a Dynahoe 140B have?
The 140B was powered by a 90-hp, 3-cylinder Detroit 3-53 diesel engine with torque converter. The backhoe reached to 22 ft. at ground level and the loader bucket held 1 ¼ cu. yds. Machine weight was 14,800 lbs.
When did Hy Dynamic stop making the Dynahoe?
In 1966 Hy-Dynamic upgraded its Dynahoe models and launched a new range of machines with a 3-digit nomenclature, the first two digits indicating digging depth in feet. Models A and AD were replaced by the model 140, and other models in the new lineup included the short-lived 120 and 130 (discontinued by 1968), and the larger 160.
Who was the original manufacturer of the Dynahoe?
In 1985 manufacturing rights and designs of the Dynahoe were sold to Northwest Engineering Co. of Green Bay, Wis., and a group of former company employees established a new company, Bucyrus Construction Products (BCP) in Erie, Pa. The following year Northwest Engineering Co. became Terex Corporation.
What kind of engine does a Dynahoe backhoe have?
With an operating weight of 32,300 lbs. including ROPS cab it was the largest Dynahoe model. It carried a GM Detroit 4-71 diesel engine of 162-hp and could achieve a top road speed of 18 mph. The standard loader bucket carried 2 ¼ cu. yds. and the backhoe could pick up a load of 11,600 lbs.
What kind of diesel does a Dynahoe 190B have?
The larger 190B came with the same Detroit 3-53 diesel as in the 160-B, but rated higher at 95 hp. It was basically the same machine as the 160B but with deeper backhoe digging depth to 19 ft. and increased loading height to 12 ft. 9 in. Front loader capacity for both machines was 1 ½ cu. yds.
In 1966 Hy-Dynamic upgraded its Dynahoe models and launched a new range of machines with a 3-digit nomenclature, the first two digits indicating digging depth in feet. Models A and AD were replaced by the model 140, and other models in the new lineup included the short-lived 120 and 130 (discontinued by 1968), and the larger 160.
In 1985 manufacturing rights and designs of the Dynahoe were sold to Northwest Engineering Co. of Green Bay, Wis., and a group of former company employees established a new company, Bucyrus Construction Products (BCP) in Erie, Pa. The following year Northwest Engineering Co. became Terex Corporation.
