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TOMY LP71435 John Deere 15 " Big Scoop Excavator. Designed for tons of sandbox fun. It is constructed of durable plastic and features a working a moving arm and scoop with built-in handle. Excavator is compatible with the Big Scoop Dump Truck (sold separately). Truck is approximately 15 inches long by 7.75 inches wide by 9 inches tall ( to top of cab). Recommended for age 3 years and up. An Officially Licensed John Deere Product. Imported

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Tomy John Deere Big Scoop Excavator Digger. Is the ultimate toy for any young John Deere enthusiast. This durable and sturdy excavator is built to handle even the toughest playtime conditions. With its large scoop and digging arm that can move all kinds of materials, from dirt to sand and more.

The John Deere Big Scoop Excavator is the perfect childhood yard toy. Made out of extra-durable plastic and with over-sized wheels, you can take this excavator anywhere you need it. coloured in the famous green and yellow that John Deere is known by, this toy sports an easy to handle, handled grip for scooping needs. Your child will be able to scoop up anything that they can imagine and load it into the back of their John Deere dump truck.

The Tomy Big Scoop Dump Truck and Excavator are the ultimate toys for any young John Deere enthusiast. These durable and sturdy toys are built to handle even the toughest playtime conditions, capable of moving all kinds of materials, from rocks to sand and more.

The truck features an easy tipping action and free rolling wheels for simple transportation of goods. The excavator features a front handle for easy digging action, plus free rolling wheels for maneuverability.

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The John Deere Big Scoop Excavator gets you digging big time - especially when there's sand around! The excavator features a front handle for easy digging: the arm can be raised or lowered and the bucket tilted up and down. There are large free-rolling wheels that make getting about easy, even on the difficult ground outdoors. Made of tough, durable plastic, perfect for sandbox play.

HE Slip Scoops are a must-have power attachment for any landowner, municipality, landscaper, small farm, resort, camp, park and hobby farm. The Scoop allows you to dig, move or level a wide variety of materials like mulch, soil, gravel, sand, and more. Combined with the Ventrac 3000 or 4000 series tractors, the slip scoop performs efficiently in areas with little room or on rough terrain and hillsides.

The basic nature of an excavator makes itversatile, thus increasing its productivity. Mike Murphy,product manager, hydraulic excavators for Komatsu explains, "Theexcavator arm is designed in the analogy of the human arm. Theupper arm is the boom, the fore arm is the stick, and the handis the bucket. Because the excavator can swing 360 deg plus thefact it has the capability, like a human arm, of reaching out,and positioning far, close, deep, shallow, increasesversatility. The positioning ability makes it cheaper tooperate."

Attachments are the key element in an excavator'sarsenal of versatility. "Customers demand machines withflexibility and versatility which can easily accept a wide rangeof hydraulic attachments, meeting a variety of applications.Today's customer considers excavators to be less of a bucketmachine and more of a hydraulic tool carrier," says John Walker,sales support consultant for the North American commercialdivision, Caterpillar Inc.

"More and more excavators areusing attachments. In the last few years we have seen anexplosion in the number of attachments people are putting onexcavators. As a result customers are demanding thatmanufacturers provide auxiliary circuits for those attachments,"says Clark Johnson, manager product planning for excavators andmotor graders, John Deere.

"A greater variety of attachmentofferings and improved coupling systems have been key toincreased excavator versatility," says Terry Dolan, marketingmanager, excavators, wheel loaders and crawlers, Case Corp.

Hydraulics make the use of a variety of attachments possible.Murphy explains, "Hydraulic systems, and the computers whichcontrol these systems are the excavator's soul and brain. Theengine is the heart."

In addition to hydraulics, electronicsalso are important in improving the capability of the machine,and this is one area where excavator advances are taking place."Most advances taking place involve the electronic control ofmachine systems. Electronics allow the machine to be tailored tothe specific job at hand by adjusting the engine rpm and theflow of the hydraulic system. Electronics are making the machineeasier to operate," says Murphy.

But the use of electronicsshould not make the excavator over complicated and difficult touse. Johnson explains, "We see electronics as something thecustomer should not notice. We don't want to make themcomplicated in terms of the operator using the machine. We wantto use a lot of electronics to make it simpler and morecomfortable for the operator."

Providing optimum operator comfort is provingto be another area important to excavator design. Getting themost out of the operator and the machine is the objective ofgood excavator design. Hahn explains, "Making the controlseasier and less fatiguing to operate; making arm rests moreadjustable so the operator can get comfortable; all this makeshim more productive."

An excavator can offer a lot to a road or bridgebuilder. An excavator is a common sight on highwayjobs--loading, grading or spreading material, but its use amongbridge builders is increasing. "More and more bridge buildershave to tear down an old bridge before they build a new one.This is where excavators are being used more, because there areattachments available that make the machine very efficient atthe job of demolishing a bridge," states Murphy.

Dolan sums up, "An excavator can offer thehighway or bridge builder a good rate of return because of themachine's versatility. The machine can be used for demolitionwhen equipped with hammers and shears; trenching when equippedwith buckets to match the job; and for setting pipe with itscraning capability.

"And those are some of the moretraditional uses. We see contractors using cold planers onexcavators to resurface overhead bridges. We see others usingexcavators to work the entire demolition cycle, from hammeringout decks and roadbeds to rebar separation and recyclingpreparation to loading. An operator can also move from one typeof work to another very quickly with the use of a quick couplerto disconnect from a bucket to various attachments."

Caseoffers its 90B Series of excavators, six models ranging from28,000 to 99,950 lb of operating weight. Horsepower specs rangefrom 100 hp to 300 hp and dig depth covers 18 ft 2 in. for the9010B and continues deeper to a depth of 27 ft 7 in. for the9060B. According to Terry Dolan, product manager, excavators,"With our 90B Series, we've retained the features operatorsliked best about the 90 Series and added things like one-touchpower boost, arm anti-drift valves and an automotive-styleoperator's environment to enable operators to be even moreproductive in more applications."

Thecompany has been upgrading its 300 line of excavators. Its 320BL and 322 B L replace the 320 and 322. In addition the 311B and312B replace the 311 ad 312. These two new excavators improveoperator controllability, while cab changes enhance operatorcomfort. "Cat excavator cabs are fully pressurized and filteredto keep dust out, and a climate-control air conditioning systemis standard," says John Walker.

DaewooMachinery Corp., Carlstadt, N.J., has introduced the new SolarSeries 330-III and the 450-III excavators. Both models featurean ergonomically designed cab, with shock-free independence,all-round visibility, improved heating/air conditioning,multi-adjustable seat, and a low noise level. With 53,792 lb ofbreakout force, the 450-III has a digging reach of 40 ft 1 in.and a digging depth of 26 ft. The 330-III has a breakout forceof 46,077 lb with a reach of 36 ft 9 in. and a depth of 24 ft 11in. Both feature the company's electronic power optimizingsystem (EPOS III) with three power modes and four work modes.

Gradall approaches earth moving with a uniqueexcavator design--a telescopic boom. The company's XL 4000Series provides a boom reach of 30 ft 6 in. and can telescope,raise, lower, dig, swing and tilt 220 deg. With options the boomtilt can be increased to 360 deg. With boom extensions and aTelestick attachment, reach can be increased to over 45 ft. TheXL 5000 Series can reach up to 34 ft with a boom tilt of 240deg. As with the 4000 series, tilt can be raised to 360 deg andthe Telestick pushes the reach to over 50 ft. Six-, 8- or 12-ftboom extensions also are available.

Hyundai Construction Equipmenthas introduced a new excavator, the R180LC-3. "The R180LC-3hydraulic excavator has been under development for the past yearand when we announced it to our dealer network, it quicklybecame our most requested machine," says Randy Schlossin,marketing manager.

The 120 is John Deere's latestoffering in its excavator line. It has an operating weight of27,200 lb, 28 ft 3 in. of reach, 19 ft 6 in. of depth and a liftcapacity of 5,725 lb. It is powered by a Powertech 4-cylinder,90-hp Deere engine that complies with the new EPA emissionstandards. According to the company the user-friendly systemactually feels when the arm meets with heavy resistance andautomatically increases engine rpm by 6%. When the dig cycle iscomplete the system saves fuel by returning to the originalsetting. Three power modes are available to regulate engine rpm,and operators can select from four work modes. Other newexcavator models include the 230 LC and 270 LC, which replacethe 790E LC and 792D LC, respectively. 17dc91bb1f