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    2024 ALMACRAWLER ML6.0

    2024 ALMACRAWLER ML6.0

    • Manufacturer: Almac

    NEW ALMACRAWLER ML 6.0BL MULTILOADER • 13,228 lb capacity • 5,200 weight • 25º gradeability (with FULL load!!) • multiple attachments available (shown with log rack in photos) Contact Exact Crane for more informa...

    Solon, OH
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    Cormidi C85 ML mini loader

    • Manufacturer: Cormidi
    • Model: C85

    Based on the platform of the renowned Cormidi C85, this compact and easy to use miniloader will make itself an indispensable tool on any worksite and can be fitted with a range of useful attachments. Perfect for ...

    Christchurch, New Zealand
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    2024 ALMACRAWLER ML3.0 FX

    2024 ALMACRAWLER ML3.0 FX

    • Manufacturer: Almac

    MULTI-LOADER 3.0FX BY ALMACRAWLER • CAPACITY: 6614 lbs • MAX CAPACITY AT MAX GRADIENT: 5512 lbs. • DIMENSIONS: W 2.59' x L 5.81' x H 1.77' • TRACK DIMENSIONS: W 0.7' x L 4.3' • GROSS WEIGHT: 1,786 lbs. • FULLY E...

    Solon, OH

Overview

Crawler carriers and dumpers are robust, track-driven machines designed for transporting heavy loads over rough terrain. They are ideal for construction, mining, and forestry applications where wheeled vehicles may struggle. These machines offer stability and traction, making them suitable for challenging environments.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used crawler carrier or dumper?

Check the machine's overall condition, track wear, engine hours, and maintenance history. Ensure that hydraulic systems and controls are functioning properly.

How do I ensure the crawler carrier or dumper is shipped safely to my location?

Use a transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. Make sure the machine is securely fastened and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a crawler carrier or dumper?

Regular maintenance includes checking engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels. Inspect tracks and undercarriage components for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.