Overview: Multiquip offers a range of four-cycle and diesel-powered rammers known for their innovation, low maintenance, and productivity. These rammers are designed for high efficiency, lower emissions, and better fuel economy compared to standard two-cycle rammers.
Four-Cycle Rammers: - MTX70: Features a Honda gas engine, 3,350 lbs/blow impact force, and a 11.2 x 13.4 in. shoe. It includes a long-lasting composite clutch, built-in hourmeter/tachometer, unique throttle control, and a Cyclonic Air Filtration System.
- MTX80: Equipped with a Robin gas engine, 3,510 lbs/blow impact force, and similar shoe size as MTX70.
- MTX60: Features a Honda gas engine, 3,060 lbs/blow impact force, and a slightly smaller shoe size of 10.4 x 13.4 in.
- MTX90: Comes with a Robin gas engine, 3,710 lbs/blow impact force, and the same shoe size as MTX70 and MTX80.
- MTR40F: Lightweight and portable, designed for trench work with a 1,215 lbs/blow impact force and a 5.9 x 10.6 in. shoe.
Key features include a new Cyclone Air Filtration System, single lever throttle control, diaphragm carburetor, protective covers, and an anti-vibration handle design.
Diesel Powered Rammers: - MT86D2: Offers up to 4,400 lbs/blow impact force with a 13 x 13.4 in. shoe size. It is designed for heavy-duty compaction work and is suitable for job sites with hazardous conditions.
- MT76D2: Provides up to 3,550 lbs/blow impact force with an 11.2 x 13.4 in. shoe size. It features variable impact force and is available with narrow foot extensions for trench work.
Diesel rammers are equipped with a rugged Yanmar Tier II approved diesel engine and a large two-stage air-filter system.
Specifications: The document provides detailed specifications for each model, including impact force, shoe jump height, blows per minute, travel speed, engine make/model, engine power, engine displacement, fuel tank capacity, start method, and dimensions.
Additional Features: Multiquip rammers include features such as a recoil guard, poly fuel tanks, electronic ignition, automatic engine decompression, and reinforced bellows for durability.
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