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A New Mechanical Shovel A MECHANICAL shovel employing he new Fordson

2nd May 1952, Page 57
2nd May 1952
Page 57
Page 57, 2nd May 1952 — A New Mechanical Shovel A MECHANICAL shovel employing he new Fordson
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Major tractor power unit has recently been added to the Chaseside range of equipment. It is the first time that the maker has used hydraulic control. Cable operation for the shovel mechanism has been retained.

Steering has been made easier, the driving position is more comfortable and generally improved, stronger main frame and side arms are provided, and a better position for the winch and friction rollers has been adopted Accessibility has been improved and the clearance between the winch assembly and the ground has been increased.

Scoop capacities are 4. I and

1 cubic yd. with variations in design in accordance with the work for which the scoop is required.

A ton can, the Chaseside Engineering Co., Ltd., Station Works. Hertford. claims, be lifted from ground level to 10 ft. in 3.6 secs.

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