Bringing out the big boys

[GlobalNewark]

Sending out the big guns for a bit of shredding, ideal for biomass or a spot of land clearance. Has an appetite with 1050hp, & you lot for the chippers were big

[Graham w]

:thumbup:thats nothing mate, im putting a 16 liter v10 on a log splitter

[Ian C]

That's the new bandit 75 xl ........usual bandit weight !

 

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[mendiplogs]

Sending out the big guns for a bit of shredding, ideal for biomass or a spot of land clearance. Has an appetite with 1050hp, & you lot for the chippers were big

 

HI MATE how many ton will that do per hr or day then thanks jon :thumbup:and how much dev does it use per day

[Breezeblock]

cat or cummins power

[djbobbins]

We've recently decommissioned two Wartsila 18V46 engines at work. 18 is the number of pots, and 46 is the cylinder diameter in cm. They are rated at about 22,000 hp each (or were, when they worked!)

 

 

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[Breezeblock]

We've recently decommissioned two Wartsila 18V46 engines at work. 18 is the number of pots, and 46 is the cylinder diameter in cm. They are rated at about 22,000 hp each (or were, when they worked!)

 

 

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boat engines or power generation?

[Paul Jenks]

Wärtsilä 46

 

Both

[GlobalNewark]

cat or cummins power

 

This one is fitted with a CAT C27 but you can go one bigger to 1200hp if your pockets are deeper. Not sure on fuel usage but the 500 gallon fuel tank should give a clue. Throughput is variable depending on product & sample size required but it is capable of over 100 tonnes per hour. Currently been processing miscanthus & willow.

[Breezeblock]

This one is fitted with a CAT C27 but you can go one bigger to 1200hp if your pockets are deeper. Not sure on fuel usage but the 500 gallon fuel tank should give a clue. Throughput is variable depending on product & sample size required but it is capable of over 100 tonnes per hour. Currently been processing miscanthus & willow.

 

a motor that size burns a lot of fuel the mining trucks that we were working on were 1050hp we had a fleet of 30ish working 24 hrs a day its a hell of a lot of diesel