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Sakai SV201TB Padfoot Compactor

Category: Padfoot Compactors ➔
Manufacturer: Sakai ➔
Model: SV201TB ➔

Blades

Blade Width

5.20 ft (1.58 m)

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	11.90 in (30.23 cm)
Height - Top of Cab	8.50 ft (2.59 m)
Overall Length w/ Blade	15.70 ft (4.79 m)
Overall Length w/o Blade	13.90 ft (4.24 m)
Overall Width	4.50 ft (1.37 m)
Wheelbase	7.70 in (19.56 cm)
Width Over Tires	4.50 ft (1.37 m)

Drum

Centrifugal Force - Low	16,186.30 lbs (7,341.99 kg)
Drum Diameter	41.40 in (105.16 cm)
Drum Width	54.00 in (137.16 cm)
Frequency	30 vpm
Number of Pads	80
Pad Height	2.80 in (7.11 cm)
Vibration Frequency	1800 vpm
Vibration Frequency 1	30 vpm

Engine

Engine Model

B3.3-C Dies

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	26.50 gal (100.30 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	10.10 gal (38.23 l)
Max Speed	4.70 mph (7.56 kph)
Operating Voltage	12 volts
Operating Weight	10,472.00 lbs (4,750.03 kg)
Operating Width	54.00 in (137.16 cm)

Tires

11.2-20-6PR

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