it is a machine used to dig the earth, it can also be used to lift thing such as a crane would, but only as high as the boom of the excavator will rise and the weight is dependant on the size of the excavator.
Depending on the size of the excavator , 1 to 3 tons, larger excavators used in mines and road building applications can lift 5-20 tons . Mini excavators can lift smaller than a ton.
No, the word 'excavator' is a noun, a word for a type of machine, a word for a thing.A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence. The pronoun that takes the place of the noun 'excavator' is it. Example:The excavator will be delivered today. It will get this job done quickly.
the first excavator was invented in 1888 even before the first war world
The purpose of an excavator is to move the earth, like you want to digup some earth or move earth from one place to another.
it is a machine used to dig the earth, it can also be used to lift thing such as a crane would, but only as high as the boom of the excavator will rise and the weight is dependant on the size of the excavator.
77,625 lbs. you multiply the size of the excavator by 225 when you are trying to find the weight of them in pounds
It should not be more than 10% of the bucket size of the excavator.
Estimating I would say 4 or 5 gallons on hour. Generally they have 50-75 gallon tanks for that size excavator.
It all depends on the size, how many hours, and general condition of the machine.
Depending of the scale of the tsunami, yes easily.
A mini excavator is much smaller than a normal excavator. This makes them easier to transport and far more efficient to operate so long as you're doing smaller jobs. It's also possible to use less qualified operators than is needed with a full size excavator where it's possible to really break things if you make an error.
Depending on the size of the excavator , 1 to 3 tons, larger excavators used in mines and road building applications can lift 5-20 tons . Mini excavators can lift smaller than a ton.
Differing units of measure may be based in commerce. A diamond excavator isn't digging up just diamonds. The material in the volcanic pipe surrounding the diamond material far outweighs the diamond material. The material will be measured in tonnes or tons. Grams relates to tonnes. Carats relates to no other unit of measure except gem stone weight. The excavator may be involved in commerce, and the purchasers of his excavated material may prefer grams to carats.
Measure the inside diameter and that is your nominal size.
With a tape measure!
The excavator of Ur, the ancient Mesopotamian civilization, was Leonard Woolley.