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Dynapac CA4000PD Padfoot Compactor

Category: Padfoot Compactors ➔
Manufacturer: Dynapac ➔
Model: CA4000PD ➔

Dimensions

Curb clearance	18 in (46 cm)
Gradeability	57%
Ground Clearance	18 in (46 cm)
Height	7 ft (2 m)
Height - Top of Cab	117 ft (36 m)
Height - Top of ROPS/FOPS	10 ft (3 m)
Overhang Front	4 ft (1 m)
Overhang Rear	4 ft (1 m)
Wheelbase	118 in (300 cm)

Drum

Centrifugal Force - High	62,950 lbs (28,554 kg)
Centrifugal Force - Low	33,720 lbs (15,295 kg)
Drum Diameter	59 in (150 cm)
Drum Width	84 in (213 cm)
Nominal Amplitude - High	0 in (0 cm)
Nominal Amplitude - Low	0 in (0 cm)
Number of Pads	130
Pad Height	4 in (10 cm)
Pad Surface Area	23 cu in (370 cu cm)
Vibration Frequency 1	30 vpm
Vibration Frequency 2	30 vpm

Engine

Engine Make	Cummins
Engine Model	QSB4.5
Gross Power	160 hp (119 kw)
Power Measured @	2200 rpm

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	19 gal (72 l)
Max Steering Angle	38 degrees
Tire Size	231 x 26 TR

Tires

231 x 26 TR

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