Acel 2009

ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS AND EQUIPMENT LESSORS (ACEL), INC.
EQUIPMENT GUIDE BOOK EDITION 24
PREFACE
The 24th edition of the ACEL Equipment Guidebook has been updated to conform to the volatility of the changing market .
Industry experts and association members have been consulted to come up with the best possible approach for the computation
of rates that would approximate the lessor's operating cost and other incidentals. We have factored in such variables like acquisition
cost, depreciation, spare parts replacement costs, operators wages, full dollar fluctuations and interest rates, ect.
As in our earlier edition we are using dollar rates for the computation and we have considered factors like equipment rating,
testing and standardization cost. Another fomulais used for light and medium equipment. Basic reference to the average
utilization per year for type of equipment have been incorporated and useful features such as economic life, tire and undercarriage
life and salvage factor have been sourced from a reputable cost reference and included in the formulation for a more realistic
approach in the estimation of recovery instrument.
The rates listed are based on five (5) year old equipment and such rates are mere standards. This being the case actual
rates may vary depending on worksite condition, age and availability of equipment to be used and the attachments needed.
the rates of new and slightly used equipment shall equal the prevailing rates multiplied by the factors listed below:
ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS AND EQUIPMENT LESSORS (ACEL), INC.
EQUIPMENT GUIDE BOOK EDITION 25
PREFACE
The 24th edition of the ACEL Equipment Guidebook has been updated to conform to the volatility of the changing market .
Industry experts and association members have been consulted to come up with the best possible approach for the computation
of rates that would approximate the lessor's operating cost and other incidentals. We have factored in such variables like acquisition
cost, depreciation, spare parts replacement costs, operators wages, full dollar fluctuations and interest rates, ect.
As in our earlier edition we are using dollar rates for the computation and we have considered factors like equipment rating,
testing and standardization cost. Another fomulais used for light and medium equipment. Basic reference to the average
utilization per year for type of equipment have been incorporated and useful features such as economic life, tire and undercarriage
life and salvage factor have been sourced from a reputable cost reference and included in the formulation for a more realistic
approach in the estimation of recovery instrument.
The rates listed are based on five (5) year old equipment and such rates are mere standards. This being the case actual
rates may vary depending on worksite condition, age and availability of equipment to be used and the attachments needed.
the rates of new and slightly used equipment shall equal the prevailing rates multiplied by the factors listed below:
ACEL has delisted equipment which are twenty (20) years old or more, specifically with earthmoving equipment. However,
these rates can be requested from the ACEL Secretariat. All brand new models listed in the Guidebook are equipped with
internationally accepted safety devices in accordance with the requirements of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)
Order No. 13, Series of 1998 on Guidelines Governing Occupational Safety and Health in the Construction Industry.
All illustrations and trademarks of manufacturers have been reproduced by photo offset method from originals.
"The Equipment Specification Guide Section" is intended for information purposes and should not be construed to depict
contrary representation.
Government agecies like the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) , National Irrigation Administration (NIA) ,
Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) , etc.) have endorsed the Equipment Guidebook as basis for project cost
estimates.
ACEL acknowledge that the Guidebook is a collaboration effort of its members and the different suppliers and dealers of
construction and allied equipment. Updating of the guidebook is a continuing process and new edition will be released as
needed.
PROFILE
The upscale in construction activities in the mid-sixties was the start of the glory years of the construction industry. Massive
infrastructure development was being done in various sectors such as power, irrigation, transport, commercial, housing and real
estate development, etc. The upbeat scenario was a most welcome development but obstacles were inevitable.
The formidable challenge of meeting the demands of the time called for a pooling of all possible resources and one of the more
immediate problems that surfaced was the dearth and serviceability of the construction equipment in use during that time.
Due to the prohibitive cost of acquiring brand new equipment, or even second hand units, for that matter, the contractors bonded
together to come up with a workable plan to address the shortage of equipment.
Eight (8) Charter Members were the pioneer members of ACEL and these companies were the following: H. R. Lopez, Inc.;
Monark International, Inc.; Heights Construction, Inc.; Alas Contruction, Inc.; Bormaheco, Inc.; Pacific Equipment
Corporation; Dimson (Manila), Inc.; and Heavy equipment Service Co., Inc.
ACEL first introduced the practice of equipment leasing and rental. Today, this is considered the best possible alternative to
owning construction equipment that will necessitate costly maintenance and upkeep.
The first agreement forged by the group was the standardization of rental rates that will apply to all members owning and
operating the same kind of equipment. The end result of all these efforts was the first ACEL Equipment Rental Rates Guidebook,
which came out May 28, 1966. Equipment Rental Requisition forms were also standardized and were used as the basis for rental
rates contracts as well as reference for rentals, sales and/or purcahse of equipment. Through the years, the rental rates were
revised and updated to adapt to the changing needs of the market. In 1979, a definite formula that approximates a lessor's
owning and operating costs was accepted by the generals membership. With this new approach in the computation rental rates,
careful study was given to variable factors that influence rates such as acquisition cost, depreciation, replacement costs,
operator's wages, fuel and other costs. And to properly monitor this computerized database has been develop. Moreover, terms
and conditions were better defined and broadened to cover all possible nuances of the trade. ACEL's unified vision to
professionalize the industry was becoming more and more a reality.
In 1981, Equipment Guidebook No. 15 which is an expanded edition that equipment specifications and profile was published.
This was later revised two years later because of the need to keep abreast of changing conditions in the industry. This particular
edition was in collaboration with the Bureau of Equipment of the Department of Public Works and Highways whose endorsement
of the Guidebook continues to this day. The subsequent editions of the guidebook included provisions for automatic escalation
formula, inclusion of ports handling equipment and with Guidebook No. 19, ACEL launched a book on equipment performance,
"The Eequipment Performance Handbook Edition 1 Vol. 1". The specifications contained in this handbook will help in equipment
sourcing and identification since this is a conprehensive guide for those not too acknowlegeable with equipment. ACEL has also,
by this time, delisted some types of equipment which have become obsolete in the industry. In November 1992, the ACEL
Equipment Guidebook, 20th edition was releaed. One useful feature of this particular edition is the inclusion of a basic reference
on the average utilization per year for each type of equipment. This gives a more realistic approach in the estimation of recovery
investments. For the 21st edition of the internationally accepted safety devices in accordance with the requirements of the
Department of Labor and Employment Order No. 13 on guidelines governing Occupational Safety and Health in the construction
industry. The newest edition is ACEL Equipment Guidebook, Edition 22 which incorporates provisions to consider the impact of
dollar rates on labor and fuel; equipment rating; testing and standardization cost and other triggers of economic activity, as well as
the inclusion of a separate formula for light and medium equipment. Also included in this edition is the ACEL Safety Manual for
Heavy and Stationary Equipment.
The ACEL equipment Guidebook Edition 23 was released in December 2006. This particular edition of the guidebook has
been updated to include computations that would use dollar rates on operated dry and bare month. It also featured estimates on
fuel consumptions. Endorsements for this issue come from government agecies like the DILG / DPWH / DTI / MMDA / MWSS
NEA / NIA and PPA.
In January 2009, Edition 24 of the ACEL Equuipment Guidebook was released to incorporate updates in the computation of rates.
For this issue peso value of computed rates were also shown. This time endorsements were received from PPA / PCA / NPC /
NIA / NEA / MMDA / DTI / DOTC / DPWH and DILG.
To better improve the services to its members various initiatives were done, namely: 1) inquiries regarding retals were referred
to member companies; 2) assistance were given to members in the purchase or disposal of parts and materials; 3) set-up of
an agreed minimum operation of equipment rented on a bare rental basis of 200 hours per month; 4) enforced the general
agreement that courtesy discounts of up to 10% be applied among members; 5) public certifications of equipment were issued to
enable members to participate in bids; and 6) made representations with the US Bases in Clark and Subic for the accreditation of
its members to enable these companies to participate in bids and to provide opportunity to bid for US Government Property Sales.
From that time on, ACEL became the pulse and the voice of the industry.
Throught the years, ACEL has been very successful in rpotecting the rights of its members. It continues to establish linkages with
other relevant organizations like insurance firms, freight and shipping companies, government agencies, etc. Together with the
Philippine Constructors Association, Inc. and other industry organizations, it supported actions on the reduction of duties and
taxes on undercarriage parts and successfully opposed the imposition of the Tariff Commission of additional dumping duties on
tractor parts from Italy, among others. The association has been in the forefront of activities in manpower development and has
worked vigoruosly fro the promotion of construction safety in work sites.
The years that followed showed ACEL giving priority to manpower development. The subsequent boon and bust of the
Philippine construction industry played a significant role in ACEL's thrust to focus on manpower development and to come up with
a system that can gauge workers' capabilities and competence. Essentially, the focus is four-fold, namely: 1) to develop norms in
establishing career paths for operators and mechanics, 2) to develop programs for mechanics and operators in order to upgrade
their knowledge, 3) to develop standards to equitably measure productivity; and 4) to develop programs to train future testors/assessor.
By 1989, the association initially entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the National Manpower Youth Council (NMYC) to
develop six (6) Trade Skills Standards, namely: Wheel Loader Operator, Motor Grader Operator, Hydrolic Excavator
(Backhoe) Operator, Tower Crane Operators, Rough-Terrain Crane Operator and Truck Mouted Crane Operator. The
following year, three (3) Trade Skills Standards and Trade Test Standards were developed and these are the Hydrolic Mechanic,
Heavy Equipment Electrician and Crawler Tractor (Bulldozer) Operator. Subsequent years saw the finalization of more test
standards which are the Crawler Crane Operator, Rigger, Roller Operator and the Heavy Equipment Operator.
The pilot testing and Certification Program for Construction Heavy Equipment Operation and Maintenance was a collaborative effort
between ACEL, the Construction Manpower Development Foundation (CMDF) and the National Manpower Youth Council (NMYC) .
The program provides testing and classification of operators and mechanics both in the government and private sector. In 1993,
Career Path Programs for Mechanics, Operators and Engineers have been finalized and implemented. The program underscored
the importance of upward mobility, occupational respectability and continuing improvement of the workforce. A partnership between
the National Manpower and Youth Council (NMYC) , Construction Manpower Development Foundation (CMDF) and ACEL was forged
to come up with a suitable program for all the levels. It was also during the year that ACEL through the NMYC collaborated with
the Japan International Training Corporation (JITCO) which facilitated the transfer of technology of trainees sent by Philippine
companies. The project is a purely private arrangement between Philippine and Japanese companies with both governments
acting as facilitators. Duration of the training was a maximum of two years of technical intership on-site program.
ACEL with the help of CMDF and the Ayala Foundation have come up with a financing scheme that enabled workers to undergo
courses at CMDF on a Study Now, Pay Later Scheme. In this set up ACEL was tasked to provide information on blue collar skills
requirements and identification of possible candidates. ACEL member companies committed to provide some incentives like
payments of salaries during training, corresponding salary adjustments for eligible trainees, subsidized tools and assurance of
work placements for project worker's status.
Meanwhile, a comprehensive year long program of seminars has been developed and continues to be offered to date. As a part
of continuing educationprogram, these technical seminars included the following: Failure Damage Analysis and Wear Control,
Hydrolics: Why does ir fail?, Proper tools and Wire Ropes Cable Management, Engines: Operating Cost Reduction, Trouble
Shooting and Repowering Techniques, Filtration Within the System, Welding, the Truck Mouted and Rough Terrain Crane Operation,
Safety Rigging Works, Equipment Managers' Course, Trainers Training Program, Reducing Operating and Maintenance Cost of
Heavy Equipment, Preventive Maintenance Management, among others. ACEL has also sponsored the Technology Forum for all
PHILCONSTRUCT Exhibitions since it was started in 1995. the forum featured seminars on equipment management, construction
safey, manpwer development, construction processes and technology.
In recognition of ACEL's crucial role in manpower development, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)
(formerly the NMYC) has accredited ACEL as solely responsible for the implementation of programs of assessment and
certification of middle level manpower in the heavy equipment sector. ACEL conducts regular trade testing which is composed
of a written and practical performance test in the following occupational titles: motor grader operator (A&B class) , hydrolic
excavator operator (A&B class) , wheel loader operator (one category) , tower crane operator (A&B class) , truck mouted crane
operator (A&B class) , crawler crane operator (A&B class) , rigger (general - one category) , heavy equipment electrician (A&B class) ,
hydrolic mechanic (one category) , bulldozer operator (A&B class) , heavy equipment mechanic (3rd, 2nd, & 1st class) and road
roller operator (one category) . A certificate of competency and a competency certification card are issued to all successful
examinees.
In December 2005, as a part of its continuing program fro the development and upgrading of competency of the nation's manpower
resources, the Association of Carriers and Equipment Lessors, Inc. and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
(TESDA) have signed the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) that would give ACEL the sole responsibility of implementing a
nationwide and unified system of occupational skills assessment and certification in the heavy equipment sub sector of the
construction industry. To date, renewal of this ACEL accreditation continues to be given as a sign of the trust and confidence of
TESDA in ACEL as an organization.
In its role as an Accredited Organization (AO) , ACEL which has the technical capability and resouces to undertake the program
will serve as TESDA's partner in strengthening industry-led assessment and certification that will result in developing world class
manpower resources and, thus, help in increasing the middle manpower's employability both locally and internationally.
In January 2006, the following Competency Standards, Competency Assessment Tools and Curriculum Standards were developed
for heavy equipment sub sector: bulldozer, hydrolic excavator, motor grader, backhoe-loader, on-highway dump truck, off-highway
dump truck (rigid) off-highway dump truck (articulated) , road roller, forklift, concrete pump, transit mixer, screed attachment, paver,
gantry, stacker, heavy equipment servicing (mechanical) , crawler crane, truck mounted crane, rough terrain crane, tower crane,
and rigging.
In 2007-2008, ACEL continued to conduct various trainings on forklift operation, mobile crane operation and rigging, hydrolic
excavator operation, construction safety and health courses for site officers and loss control management course. It also
finalized the development of training modules for additional skills in the heavy equipment sector. A procedure manual for
accreditation of assessment center and competency assessors was also finalized.
In 2009, ACEL signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with TESDA to implement the Pangulong Gloria Scholarship Program
which aimed to provide the training and scholarship to selected beneficiaries. TESDA will provide funding while ACEL will recruit
and train nominees for the following skills: Hydrolic Excavator, Bulldozer, Forklift, Wheel Loader, Rough Terrain Crane, Truck
Mounted Crane, Road Roller and Rigging. ACEL is also tasked to conduct a competency assessment of each nominee prior to
the issuance of a national certification.
During the 50th Anniversary of the Philippine Constructors Association in November 1995, ACEL played host to the biggest
equipment show ever staged in the country. Held at the Ortigas Complex, the event showcased the equipment fleet and
capabilities of ACEL members. The latest models and brands of heavy equipment and support tools were exhibited during the
three-day event. Highlights of the show were the holding of the Skills Olympics, the House Building Competition and the
Equipment Show.
At this point the Association has taken steps to increase the coverage of companies eligible for membership to include mining
firms, real estate developers, quarrying firms and financing/banking establishments. The rationale being that these entities
could be good sources of information and assistance to ACEL members in their pursuit of their businesses.
In May of 1996, the name of ACEL was changed to the Association of Carriers & Equipment Lessors, Inc. The word
"Construction" was changed to "Carriers" to encompass all entities and services included in its scope of operations.
ACEL has transcended borders and has establised chapters in Cebu and Davao in 1988 and 1997 respectively. As in the
national chapter, focus has always been on manpower development and establishment of equitable rental rates.
DOLE Order No. 13 which set the guidelines governing Occupational Health and Safety in the Construction Industry was a
landmark policy that ensures the safety of construction workers in the worksite. ACEL as an accredited organization of TESDA
formulated accreditation test for equipment inspectors and test standards to comply with the minimum standards for safety to be
used in the workplace.
Another focus has been the establishment of closer ties with allied services and producers for sources of spare parts, machines
and other needed supplies as used in the industry. More importantly, the association has forged alliances with the government
and private sector and continues to buildup the relationship in pursuit of its interests. It has done continuous liaison work with
agencies like DOLE, DPWH, BOE, MWSS, NIA, etc. The association has made its position known regarding issues affecting
the industry such as its opposition to the entry of foreign rental companies in the country and deliberations regarding the mandatory
registration of heavy equipment.
ACEL has also committed its help and assistance to the National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) in times of calamities
and disaster. In an agreement forged with the NDCC, ACEL will provide free of charge through the equipment resources of its
membership whatever construction heavy equipment NDCC might require during times of disasters and emergencies. This
is part of ACEL's commitment to the community and country.
In April 2000, ACEL moved into its new corporate office at the Jollibee Plaza Condominium at Ortigas Complex courtesy of
generous ACEL members who advanced out of pocket the initial payment for the office. This project was the first for the newly
formed ACEL Foundation, Inc. which was incorporated to provide leeway for ACEL to participate and undertake activities not,
otherwise, provided for in the Association's charter.
Hosting of sports activities have been a continuing concern for ACEL. Golf, badminton, billiards and bowling tournaments have
been held to ensure that camaraderie is forged and the physical well being and fitness program for members are addressed.
ACEL has come a long way since it was started in 1966. the unsefish efforts of the men and women of the industry have contributed, in a large measure, to the open and level playing field now being enjoyed in the industry. The unified vission ACEL
has adopted will be its guiding light through the coming years.
ACEL PREAMBLE
The preamble of the Association of Carriers & Equipment Lessors (ACEL) , Inc. By-Laws states:
"We, the members of the Association of Carriers & Equipment Lessors, Inc., realizing the present need for integration
of various companies engaged in the equipment leasing or rental business, and to carry out effectively its purposes upon which
it was created, do hereby adopt and promulgate the By-Laws."
For the past forty three (43) years, industry trends and practices, economic conditions and even personalities have
undergone drastic changes but the bold and clear-cut aims of ACEL as envisioned and set by its pioneers and which evolved
through time are immutable. These objectives are:
For the Industry -
1. To foster mutual understandin and cooperation among its members for their protection;
2. To elevate the standard of equipment leasing or renting business to be more responsive to the needs of equipment
lessors/lessees, to protect the public from unscrupulous and unreliable equipment lessors, and to eliminate activities and
practices inimical to good equipment leasing business;
3. To promote continuous training in order to improve productivity and obtain higher manpower efficiency to meet world class
standard to equipment operation, maintenance and production;
4. To promote general health, safety and welfare of those employed in the equipment leasing industry;
5. To force adherence to the Code of Ethics relevant to the practice in the equipment leasing industry;
6. To enjoin members to submit to the rules of arbitration as an effective mode of settling disputes in the industry;
7. To update, from time to time, the member companies with new trends in equipment leasing and maintenance, to keep the
members abreast with the practices in the international leasing industry by, among others, gathering, preparing, disseminating
through publication and other medium, authentic information pertinent to the equipment rental business;
8. To provide a forum for free exchange of ideas among members, clients and government agencies/institutions involved in
equipment leasing;
9. To provide technical assistance and proper coordination with various government agencies and instrumentalities in order to
facilitate the conduct of equipment leasing business;
10. To initiate and support enactment of laws and other forms of legislation favorable to the growth of the equipment leasing business;
11. To assist the members in the importation, purchase and acquisition of equipment, parts and accessories by taking advantage
of qoutas in case of inadequate supply;
12. To assist members in availing of tax incentives provided by the government;
13. To acquire, construct, lease, manage and operate, for its use and benefit, an office building, the land thereon and auxiliary
services therein such as assembly and lecture halls, service bar and restaurants to cater to its members, library, etc. and to
lease such spare spaces it may not need;
14. In general, to do all such things and perform such acts and functions as may be reasonably necessary and essential to
accomplish the purposes and objectives for which the association is organized.
For Individual Benefits -
1. To achieve mutual protection of the companies against malpractices of employees and other workers;
2. To promote mutual assistanc and collaboration among its members towards the fulfillment of members, undertakings
under their contracts;
3. To help the Association in policing the ranks insofar as malpractices which are detrimental to the interest of the individual
member.
ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS & EQUIPMENT LESSORS, INC.

EQUIPMENT RENTAL RATES 2009
1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT

1.1 TRACTORS, CRAWLER (WITH DOZER)
FUEL
SERIAL NO./ OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER CONSUMPTION BARE MONTH
SERIES (YR.MFG.) DRY HOUR
(LTR/HR)
1.1.1 CATERPILLAR
* D11R 8ZR1 - up, 9XR (1996- 850.0 87.0-113.0 16,969 21,211 2,757,469
D11N 74Z (1986 - 93) 770.0 85.0-93.0 14,178 17,722 2,303,873
* D10R AKT (2001 - 04) 580.0 58.0-75.0 10,607 13,258 1,723,579
D10N 3SK1 - up (1993-96) 520.0 62.0-66.0 7,859 9,824 1,277,133
D10N 2YD1 (1987-93) 520.0 62.0-66.0 7,026 8,782 1,141,712
D9R ACL (2000-04) 410.0 46.0-59.5 7,424 9,280 1,206,348
* D9N 1JO (1986-94) 370.0 44.0-53.0 5,115 6,393 831,115
D9N PS 15D1-up (1986-94) 370.0 44.0-53.0 4,433 5,542 720,434
D8R 7XM1-up (1996-02) 305.0 32.0-41.5 6,120 7,649 994,422
D8N PSDS 5TJ1 - up (1991-96) 285.0 28.0-38.0 5,225 6,531 848,991
D8N PSDS 9TC1, 1XJ1 - up (1986-92) 285.0 28.0-38.0 4,741 5,927 770,484
D8L PS 53Y, 4FB, 7JC, 7YB (1982-92) 335.0 40.0-45.0 4,881 6,102 793,221
* D7R SERIES II BRP (2006-08) 240.0 24.5-31.5 6,043 7,554 982,020
D7R PS LGP 3ZR1, 5MR1-up (1997-02) 240.0 25.0-28.0 5,654 7,068 918,775
D7R STD 3ZR1 & 5MR1 (1997-up) 230.0 25.0-28.0 5,460 6,824 887,172
D7G PS 72W,91V, 92V, 65V (1977-93) 200.0 26.0-34.0 3,106 3,883 504,790
D7H LGP SERIES II 4FG (1985-90) 215.0 25.0-28.0 3,726 4,657 605,462
D7H PS/DD/PSDS 79Z, 2RG, 2SB, 77Z
5BF (1986-93) 215.0 25.0-28.0 2,595 3,244 421,707
ATTACHMENTS: For certain models of Tractors, Crawler (with dozer) additional rates for attachments are allowed: Hyd. Ripper 1-3 Shanks - Add 20% rate Towing Winch - Add
10% of rate Side Boom - Add 20% of rate
* Current Models
1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.1 TRACTORS, CRAWLER (WITH DOZER) (Cont.)
FUEL
(LTR/HR)
1.1.1 CATERPILLAR (Cont.)
* D6R III HCD (2005-07) 185.0 19.0-27.0 4,754 5,943 772,590
D6R XL 6FR1 - up (1997-up) 185.0 17.5-25.0 4,228 5,284 686,972
D6R LGP 4HN, 7AR, 4TR, 6GR, 8TM 185.0 17.5-25.0 4,258 5,323 691,977
8LN, 9NP, ADE (1997-02)
D6R STD 6FR (1997-up) 185.0 17.5-25.0 3,961 4,951 643,643
D6M XL 2YS, 3WN, 4HS, 5WR 140.0 12.5-19.5 3,656 4,569 594,022
6LR, 9ZM, (1996-06)
D6H SERIES II PSDS/DD 72K (1992-96) 165.0 17.5-25.0 2,703 3,379 439,296
D6H PS/DD/PSDS 4RC, 4YF (1985-1990) 165.0 17.5-28.0 2,082 2,603 338,338
D6H LGP SEIRES II PS/DD 5KK, 9KJ, 8ZJ (1993) 165.0 17.5-28.0 2,545 3,181 413,556
* D5N LGP/XL AKD, CKT, AGG, CFH (2001-08) 121.0 11.5-16.0 3,401 4,251 552,630
D5M XL FTC 4JS, 5ES, 6GN (1996-03) 110.0 10.5-14.5 2,825 3,531 459,030
D5M LGP FTC 3CR, 3DR, 5FS, 6AS 110.0 10.5-14.5 2,988 3,736 485,628
7LR (1996-03)
D5M 6AS00159 (1996 - up) 110.0 10.5-14.5 2,145 2,682 348,634
D5H SERIES II PS 3MD (1991-96) 120.0 12.5-19.5 2,034 2,542 330,473
D5H SERIES II DD 1YD (1991-96) 120.0 12.5-19.5 1,993 2,492 323,859
D5H PS/DD 3MD1, 1YD1 - up (1986-93) 120.0 12.5-19.5 1,576 1,970 256,113
D5H LGP SERIES II PS/DD 9HC, 1DD, 4KD (1991-96) 120.0 12.5-19.5 1,401 3,001 390,104
* D5G / XL FOH, WBG (2001-07) 90.0 13.0-15.0 2,377 2,971 386,230
D5C XL III HST 7PS. 8ZS (1997-02) 90.0 9.5-13.0 1,643 2,043 265,551
D5C XL (1991-93) 90.0 9.5-13.0 2,042 2,552 331,760
D5C LGP III HST 6ZL (1994-99) 90.0 9.5-13.0 1,766 2,208 287,001
D5C LGP III 4WS (1997-02) 90.0 9.5-13.0 2,214 2,768 359,788
D5C III HST 9DL (2000-02) 90.0 9.5-13.0 2,058 2,573 334,477
D5C III 9AS (1994-00) 90.0 3.5-13.0 1,960 2,450 318,461
* D4G / XL CFN (2001-06) 80.0 11.0-13.0 2,175 2,719 353,470
D4H SERIES II PS/DD 2AC, 8PB (1991-96) 95.0 10.5-14.5 1,458 1,823 236,951
D4H III HST 8PB, 2AC (1991-96) 95.0 10.5-14.5 1,074 1,343 174,603
*Current Models

FUEL
(LTR/HR)
D4H LGP SERIES II PS/DD 9DB (1989-90) 95.0 1,616 2,020 262,548
D4E LGP (1990-93) 75.0 9.5-13.0 1,034 1,293 168,025
D4C XL III HST 7KG, 9BG (1990-93) 80.0 9.5-13.0 1,501 1,877 243,958
D4C LGP III HST 4LC,, 6FS, 7SL, 8EL (1994-02) 80.0 9.5-13.0 1,689 2,111 274,417
D4C LGP SERIES II PS 2CJ (1987-90) 78.0 1,346 1,682 218,647
* D3G / LGP CFF, BYR (2001-07) 70.0 11.0-13.0 1,898 2,372 308,360
D3C XL III HST 5ZG (1990-93) 70.0 7.5-11.0 1,347 1,684 218,933
D3C LGP III HST 8DG (1990-93) 70.0 7.5-11.0 1,440 1,800 233,948
D3C SERIES II PS 1PJ, 3RF (1987-90) 67.0 1,042 1,302 169,312
D3C LGP SERIES II PS (1987-90) 67.0 1,142 1,428 185,614
1.1.2 DRESSTA (INT'L. HOUGH/DRESSER)
* TD40E 2006 520.0 12,458 15,573 2,024,490
* TD25M P074004-4030 (2005) 330.0 7,820 9,775 1,270,750
TD25G 2087-P074008 (1987-05) 320.0 3,343 4,179 543,257
TD20H P052501-73092 (2000-05) 225.0 5,628 7,036 914,628
TD20G 35000-P072092 (1987-00) 225.0 2,771 3,464 450,307
* TD15M P033001-3023 (2005) 190.0 4,550 5,688 739,440
TD15H P032551-3024 (2002-05) 175.0 4,427 5,534 719,433
TD15E P030501-3024 (1987-05) 165.0 2,065 2,582 335,621
TD15C PS/TC 501-P063172 (1972-05) 140.0 1,888 2,361 306,878
TD12 PS/TC 2006 110.0 1,489 1,861 241,956
* TD10M (1987-94) 101.0 2,531 3,164 411,320
TD-8G K005666-69 (1987-94) 78.0 1,104 1,379 179,322
1.1.3 FIAT-ALLIS / HITACHI
FD255 30110-209 (1996-98) 240.0 4,464 5,580 725,439
*Current Models

FUEL
(LTR/HR)
1.1.3 FIAT-ALLIS / HITACHI (Cont.)
FD30C 400183 (1995) 349.0 5,599 6,999 909,909
FD30B 300163-394 (1986-92) 340.0 3,554 4,443 577,577
FD20 6028-10195 (1980-95) 223.0 2,449 3,061 397,969
FD 14E (1989-93) 150.0 1,776 2,220 288,574
FD9 20535-30467 (1985-93) 107.0 1,236 1,544 200,772
FD7 250107-1856 (1983-92) 78.0 818 1,022 132,847
FD5 200176-2384 (1983-92) 63.0 747 934 121,407
10C 60104-606 (1979-92) 122.0 1,412 1,764 229,372
1.1.4 JOHN DEERE/HITACHI
650G-SERIES IV 736389-832600 (1987-97) 90.0 1,890 2,363 307,164
550G-SERIES IV 736382-832598 (1987-97) 80.0 1,792 2,240 291,148
450G-SERIES IV 736319-832595 (1987-97) 70.0 1,411 1,763 229,229
DX175 167.0 2,914 3,642 473,473
DX145 127.0 2,574 3,218 418,275
DX75M 73.0 1,433 1,791 232,804
1.1.5 KOMATSU
* D475A-5 20003-30069 (2005-08) 860.0 86.7-112.2 24,435 30,544 3,970,720
D475A-3 1005-10411 (1987-96) 770.0 89-115 12,567 15,709 2,042,183
* D375A-5 18001-up (2005) 525.0 54.5-70.6 13,085 16,356 2,126,280
D375A-3 15193-17099 (1986-96) 525.0 55-70 7,936 9,920 1,289,574
D375A-2 16001-up (1989-93) 525.0 15.9-18.0 7,730 9,662 1,256,112
D355A-5 12622-up (1989-93) 404.0 49-56 6,878 8,598 1,117,688
* D275A-5 2005 410.0 42.7-55.3 11,773 14,716 1,913,080
*Current Models

FUEL
(LTR/HR)
1.1.5 KOMATSU (Cont.)
D275A-2 10028-444 (1992-02) 405.0 43-55 6,136 7,670 997,139
* D155A-6R 80003-693 (2007-08) 302.0 8,280 10,350 1,345,500
D155A-5 65001-up (2001) 302.0 24.8-37.2 7,559 9,449 1,228,370
* D155AX-5 2001 310.0 25.5-38.2 9,832 11,728 1,524,640
D155AX-3 J60004-543 (1994) 302.0 34-39 5,360 6,700 871,013
D155A-3 6001-up (1994) 302.0 34-39 4,998 6,247 812,097
D155A-2 J52146-171 (1994-95) 320.0 38-45 3,795 4,743 616,616
D155A-2 1301-up (1988-93) 285.0 26-36 3,419 4,274 555,555
D155A-1 6880-30428 (1972-95) 320.0 3,146 3,933 511,225
D135A-2 10301-up (1989-93) 285.0 26-36 3,186 3,982 517,660
* D85EX-15 1001-up (2005) 240.0 20.1-30.2 6,005 7,506 975,780
* D85PX-15 1001-up (2005) 240.0 20.1-30.2 5,738 7,172 932,360
D85P-21 3001-up (1987-up) 225.0 24-30 4,404 5,504 715,572
D85E-21 35001-up (1994) 225.0 24-30 4,465 5,581 725,582
D85E-SS-2A 3001-up (1994) 200.0 16.8-25.2 3,188 3,985 518,089
D85A-21 35001-up (1992-up) 225.0 24-30 4,321 5,401 702,130
D83E-1 1001 205.0 2,634 3,292 427,999
* D68E-SS-12 1004-NB1203 (1987-95) 155.0 3,948 4,935 641,550
* D65EX-15 67001-up (2005) 190.0 15.8-23.7 4,242 5,302 689,260
* D65PX-15 67001-up (2005) 190.0 15.8-23.7 4,436 5,545 720,850
D65PX-12 67001-up (1992-96) 190.0 15.5-23.2 3,200 4,000 519,948
D65P-12 60001-up (1994) 190.0 15.5-23.2 2,931 3,664 476,333
D65EX -12 60001-up (1992-93) 190.0 15.5-23.2 3,009 3,761 488,917
D65E-12 60001-up (1992-up) 180.0 18.5-25 2,741 3,427 445,445
D65P -11 50286 (1987-96) 165.0 15.5-23.3 2,568 3,233 420,277
D60P-11 50001-up (1987-93) 165.0 2,191 2,739 356,070
D65E-8 45001 (1977-92) 165.0 15.5-24.5 1,806 2,257 293,436
D65A-8 45001-7384 (1984-90) 155.0 1,839 2,299 298,870
*Current Models

FUEL
(LTR/HR)
D60P-8 45001-374 (1984-90) 165.0 2,057 2,571 334,191
D60A-11 (1987-91) 155.0 2,075 2,594 337,194
D53P-17 80001-3010 (1984-90) 124.0 1,974 2,467 320,749
D53-A 17 80001-1815 (1984-91) 124.0 11.5-17.5 1,910 2,387 310,310
D50A-17 80001-1830 (1984-1991) 120.0 11-17 1,884 2,355 306,163
D41P-6C 20001-up (1995-up) 110.0 9.6-14.4 1,984 2,479 322,322
D41P-6 BB20002-292 (1995-96) 105.0 1,532 1,915 248,963
D41E-6 20001-up (1995-up) 110.0 9.6-14.4 1,473 1,841 239,382
D41P-3 6001-7656 (1981-1990) 90.0 1,424 1,780 231,374
D41A-3 6001-7946 (1981-1990) 90.0 1,301 1,626 211,354
D40P-5 10011-up (1996-up) 70.0 1,079 1,349 175,370
* D39PX-21 1505-up (2001) 95.0 8.2-12.2 2,167 2,709 352,170
* D37EX-21 5001-5944 (2002-08) 95.0 7.0-10.4 2,059 2,574 334,620
D37P-5 3001-up (1992-93) 80.0 8.5-12 1,284 1,605 208,637
D37E-5 1002-3729 (1987-96) 80.0 8.5-12 1,115 1,394 181,181
* D31PX-21 50002-548 (2002-08) 75.0 6.8-10.2 1,582 1,977 257,010
* D31EX-21 2005 75.0 6.8-10.2 1,519 1,899 246,870
D31P -20 42000-up (1992-up) 70.0 7.5-10 1,493 1,867 242,671
D31E-20 45001-up (1992-up) 70.0 7.5-10 1,019 1,274 165,594
D31P -18 40001-44644 (1986-98) 70.0 971 1,213 157,729
* D21P-8 83182-90001 (2008) 40.0 3.9-5.6 813 1,016 132,080
* D21A-8 83121-84024 (2004-08) 40.0 3.9-5.6 874 1,093 142,090
1.1.6 LIEBHERR
* PR724 2006 160.0 4,333 5,416 704,080
PR732B 180.0 5,014 6,268 814,814
* PR734 2006 200.0 5,280 6,600 858,000
*Current Models

FUEL
(LTR/HR)
1.1.6 LIEBHERR (Cont.)
PR742B 234.0 5,898 7,372 958,386
D800 PS 350.0 4,286 5,357 696,410
D750 260.0 3,273 4,091 531,817
1.2.1 CATERPILLAR
834B PS 7BR (1996-97) 450.0 10.5-12.0 8,292 10,365 1,347,489
834B PS 92Z (1982-96) 450.0 10.5-12.0 6,535 8,169 1,061,918
830M 41E1 310.0 1,596 1,995 259,402
824G 4SN (1996-02) 315.0 7.5-8.5 6,396 7,961 1,034,891
824C PS (1979-1993) 315.0 10.0-11.5 5,984 7,480 972,400
824C 85X (1978-95) 315.0 10.0-11.5 4,291 5,364 697,268
* 814F II 2006 240.0 26.0-30.0 7,892 9,865 1,282,450
814F BGF (2003-06) 240.0 26.0-30.0 4,205 5,256 683,254
814B 00103-373, 162 (1981-95) 210.0 26.0-30.0 3,708 4,635 602,602
1.2.2 OTHER MAKES
KOMATSU
WD600-3 50003-up (2001-up) 485.0 9,168 11,460 1,489,800
WD600-1 10001-up (1992-up) 454.0 6,722 8,403 1,092,377
CLARK MICHIGAN
380A TCM 473.0 3,994 4,993 649,077
*Current Models

1.3 LOADERS, WHEEL TYPE
SERIAL NO./ FLYWHEEL FUEL OPERATED OPERATED
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
SERIES (YR.MFG.) HORSEPOWER CONSUMPTION DRY HOUR
CU.M. CU.YD. (LTR/HR)
1.3.1 ARTICULATED STEERING
1.3.1.1 CATERPILLAR
992G 9YF (1990-98) 11.50 15.00 800.0 83.0-91.0 16,071 20,089 2,611,609
992D 7MJ (1992-97) 9.60 12.50 690.0 61.5-68.0 11,577 14,472 1,881,308
990 II 7HK (1993-96) 8.40 11.00 625.0 11,759 14,698 1,910,766
* 988H BXY (2005-08) 6.65 8.70 501.0 45.3-50.7 11,036 13,795 1,793,350
988F II 2ZR (1995-97) 6.10 8.00 430.0 7,404 9,255 1,203,202
988B II 50W09970 (1990-93) 6.31 8.25 375.0 44.0-49.0 5,564 6,955 904,189
988B I 50W0001-09969 (1976-89) 6.31 8.25 375.0 44.0-49.0 3,838 4,797 6,232,623
* 980H JMS (2004-08) 4.95 6.50 318.0 25.5-30.5 6,795 8,494 1,104,220
980G 2SR (1996-03) 5.70 7.50 300.0 30.0-36.0 4,825 6,031 784,069
980F 8CJ (1991-95) 4.20 5.50 270.0 3,173 3,967 515,658
980C 63X (1979-98) 4.20 5.50 270.0 2,387 2,983 387,816
* 972H A7D, A7J (2004-08) 4.20 5.50 287.0 5,562 6,952 903,760
972G AWP (2002-06) 4.70 6.00 265.0 21.0-25.5 4,389 5,486 713,141
970F 7PL, 7SK, 9JK (1993-99) 4.70 6.00 250.0 25.0-30.0 3,714 4,643 603,603
* 966H AGJ (1991-06) 3.80 5.00 262.0 4,878 6,097 792,610
966F II 1SL (1993-99) 3.80 5.00 220.0 23.0-28.0 3,513 4,391 570,856
966F 4YG1 (1990-93) 3.80 5.00 216.0 23.0-28.0 2,353 2,941 382,382
966E 35S (1987-91) 3.44 4.50 216.0 1,910 2,387 310,310
* 962H JGJ (2007-06) 3.52 4.25 211.0 4,209 5,261 683,930
960F 1YM, 4CL, 6XL, 9ZJ (1993-98) 3.50 4.50 200.0 18.0-22.0 2,713 3,391 440,869
* 950H J5J (2007-08) 3.25 4.25 197.0 4,095 5,119 665,470
950G 3JW (1998-03) 3.00 183.0 3,326 4,157 540,397
950F 4DJ (1993-98) 3.10 4.00 170.0 2,762 3,453 448,877
950F 7ZF (1990-94) 3.10 4.00 160.0 1,855 2,319 301,444
950E 65R (1987-91) 2.68 3.50 160.0 1,470 1,838 238,953
* 938G II B9Y (2003-08) 2.65 3.50 180.0 13.0-17.0 3,087 3,859 501,670
938G 4YS (1997-03) 2.80 3.65 160.0 2,470 3,088 401,401
*Current Models

1.3 LOADERS, WHEEL TYPE (Cont.)
1.3.1 ARTICULATED STEERING (Cont.)
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.3.1.1 CATERPILLAR (Cont.)
936F 8AJ (1992-95) 2.29 3.00 135.0 1,509 1,887 245,245
936E 33Z (1987-92) 2.29 3.00 135.0 1,097 1,372 178,321
* 930G TWR (2004-07) 2.29 3.00 149.0 3,331 4,164 541,320
* 928Gz WLG (2002-08) 2.15 2.80 143.0 11.0-15.0 2,862 3,578 465,140
928G 7SR, 6XR (1996-03) 2.00 2.60 125.0 2,209 2,761 358,930
926E 8NB, 94Z (1996-03) 1.91 2.50 110.0 1,258 1,572 204,347
* 924Gz WGX (2003-08) 1.90 2.45 129.0 9.5-12.0 2,445 3,056 397,280
924F 5NN (1994-01) 1.70 2.25 105.0 1,959 2,449 318,318
918F 3TJ (1991-95) 1.53 2.00 98.0 1,063 1,329 172,744
916 2XB (1986-92) 1.53 2.00 85.0 733 916 119,119
* 914G 7ZM 9WM, PDF (1996-04) 1.40 1.80 95.0 8.0-10.5 1,955 2,444 317,720
910E 1SF (1989-95) 1.30 1.70 78.0 975 1,219 158,444
* 908 LMD (2006) 1.00 1.30 76.0 7.0-9.0 1,397 1,746 226,980
* 906 SDH (2006) 0.80 1.04 68.0 5.0-7.0 1,216 1,520 197,600
* 904B B4L (2006) 0.60 0.78 52.0 986 1,233 160,290
1.3.1.2 DAEWOO
* MEGA 400-V 1001-3329 (2006-06) 3.90 5.10 263.0 3,569 4,461 579,930
MEGA 400 00001-251 (1992-96) 3.90 5.10 263.0 2,115 2,643 343,629
* MEGA 300-V 1001-3399 (2002-06) 2.90 3.77 209.0 2,786 3,483 452,790
MEGA 300 (1992-96) 2.90 3.77 205.0 1,765 2,207 286,858
* MEGA 250-V 2006 2.50 3.25 163.0 2,289 2,861 371,930
MEGA 250 01001-1279 (1998-00) 2.40 3.10 170.0 1,547 1,934 251,394
* MEGA 200-V (2002-06) 1.80 2.35 143.0 2,023 2,529 328,770
MEGA 200 00001-299 (1994-96) 1.80 2.35 138.0 1,102 1,377 179,036
* MEGA 160-V (2002-06) 1.50 1.95 99.0 1,612 2,015 261,950
*Current Models

CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.3.1.3 DRESSTA
570C 4001-5023 (1980-98) 9.18 12.00 590.0 5 6,777 8,471 1,101,243
* 560C P010851-18004 (1997-05) 5.70 7.50 415.0 4 5,852 7,315 950,950
506B P000601-14587 (1988-96) 5.70 7.46 415.0 3 3,652 4,565 593,450
* 555C PD55502 (2005) 4.20 5.50 315.0 2 4,933 6,166 801,580
555 248-3947 (1988-95) 4.23 5.50 300.0 11 2,944 3,681 478,478
540 3001-3060 (1979-01) 3.25 4.25 205.0 2,171 2,714 352,781
* 534C 2006 3.40 4.45 204.0 4,000 5,000 650,000
530C 4487-691 (1990-94) 2.30 3.00 165.0 1,624 2,031 263,978
530 1001-4706 (1977-92) 2.12 2.75 155.0 1,484 1,855 241,098
520E P083005-503 (2001-05) 2.00 2.62 142.0 2,043 2,554 332,046
520C P010501-83009 (1990-01) 1.92 2.50 144.0 1,056 1,320 171,600
520B 501-7511 (1981-91) 1.73 2.25 120.0 1,054 1,318 171,314
* 515G (2006-08) 1.62 2.12 120.0 2,266 2,832 368,160
515E P093001-502 (2002-05) 1.43 1.87 120.0 1,704 2,130 276,848
515C P006519-93504 (1990-05) 1.45 1.88 110.0 906 1,133 147,290
510C P004526-636 (1990-03) 1.06 1.38 93.0 763 954 123,981
510B 501-2383 (1981-90) 1.05 1.37 80.0 737 922 119,834
507 0.80 1.05 48.0 425 531 69,069
500 0.57 0.75 37.0 451 564 73,359
1.3.1.4 FIAT - ALLIS
TL-40D 3.82 5.00 310.0 989 1,236 160,732
FR20B 501101-10889 (1986-92) 3.52 4.60 230.0 1,962 2,453 318,890
FR-15B 590110-6033 (1986-92) 2.83 3.70 180.0 1,491 1,863 242,242
FR12B 560110-1693 (1986-92) 1.98 2.60 140.0 1,115 1,394 181,181
FR10B 610150-1765 (1986-92) 1.68 2.20 110.0 891 1,114 144,859
FR-9 620100-401 (1986-93) 1.34 1.75 90.0 744 931 120,976
*Current Models

CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.3.2.5 FURUKAWA
FL230 2.29 3.00 148.0 1,259 1,574 204,663
FL170A 1.68 2.20 100.0 802 1,002 130,273
FL120A 1001, 1174, 2822 (1982-90) 1.30 1.70 80.0 730 912 118,547
FL70A 0.69 0.90 43.0 387 484 62,920
1.3.1.6 HITACHI
LX230 3.40 4.42 240.0 3,154 3,942 512,512
LX150-2 3.00 4.00 170.0 2,192 2,740 356,213
LX120-3 2.50 3.25 145.0 2,123 2,654 345,059
LX100-3 1.90 2.47 130.0 1,488 1,860 241,813
LX80-2C 1.50 1.95 110.0 1,386 1,733 225,225
LX70-2C 1.30 1.70 85.0 1,183 1,478 192,192
1.3.1.7 HYUDAI
* HL780-7 410001-100 (2006-07) 5.10 6.70 335.00 5,050 6,313 820,690
* HL770-7 110066-410149 (2004-07) 4.00 5.20 280.00 3,992 4,990 648,700
HL770 (1999-03) 4.00 5.20 270.00 2,497 3,122 405,834
HL760 (1995-01) 3.20 4.16 215.00 2,064 2,580 335,335
* HL760-7 110150-410199 (2004-07) 3.00 4.00 215.00 3,091 3,864 502,320
* HL757-7 11001-999 (2004-07) 2.50 3.25 173.00 2,472 3,090 401,700
HL750 00060-11220 (1996-00) 2.10 2.73 148.00 1,769 2,211 287,430
* HL740-7 110166-1999 (2004-07 2.10 2.73 140.0 2,078 2,598 337,740
* HL730-7 (2004-07) 1.80 2.40 125.0 1,945 2,431 316,030
1.3.1.8 KAWASAKI
90Z IV-2 (1995-01) 4.00 5.23 272.00 20.0 2,731 3,413 443,729
85Z IV-2 (1996-99) 3.40 4.45 228.00 20.0 2,382 2,978 387,101
80Z IV-2 80C35300-725 (1997-99) 3.20 4.18 185.00 16.0 2,057 2,572 334,334
*Current Models

CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.3.1.8 KAWASAKI (Cont.)
70Z IV-2 70C35500-6999 (1998-01) 2.70 3.53 170.0 13.0 1,863 2,329 302,731
65Z IV-2 65C35500-999 (1998-01) 1.90 2.49 118.0 9.6 1,563 1,954 253,968
65 IV-2 65J2110365-1251 104.0 1,369 1,712 222,508
60Z IV-2 60C20001-299 (2001-02) 1.50 1.96 108.0 9.6 1,352 1,690 219,648
50Z IV-2 60C20001-299 (1996-97) 1.30 1.70 92.0 1,777 2,221 288,730
60Z IV 60C10001-999 (1995-99) 1.50 1.96 94.0 1,290 1,613 209,690
80Z III 5372-5398 (1992) 3.06 4.00 165.0 1,979 2,474 321,620
60Z III 60J1-0121-640- (1992) 1.38 1.80 94.0 1,229 1,536 199,680
1.3.1.9 KOMATSU
* WA900-3A 2008 13.00 17.00 853.0 65.1-82.1 15,134 18,917 2,459,210
* WA900-3A A050026-60042 (2005-08) 13.00 17.00 853.0 65.1-82.1 12,814 16,017 2,082,210
WA900-1 (1994-04) 13.00 17.00 828.0 11,774 14,718 1,913,340
* WA800-3A 2008 12.30 16.10 808.0 62.5-78.9 14,014 17,518 2,277,340
* WA800-3 A050020-70013 (2002-04) 12.30 16.10 808.0 62.5-78.9 10,566 13,208 1,717,040
WA800-2 (1987-99) 10.50 13.75 789.0 73-80 10,226 12,783 1,661,803
* WA700-3A 2008 12.30 16.10 808.0 53.9-68 12,298 15,372 1,998,360
* WA700-3 50011-51095 (1999-07) 12.30 16.10 808.0 53.9-68 10,350 12,937 1,681,810
WA700-1 10001-10085 (1990-95) 8.50 11.15 641.0 61-69 7,669 9,587 1,246,245
WA600-3 50363-52831 (2002-04) 11.00 14.40 478.0 38.7-48.9 6,291 7,864 1,022,307
WA600-1 10001-up (1987-95) 5.40 7.00 415.0 44-53 3,714 4,642 603,460
WA500-3 A70001-A072509 (1997-06) 5.00 6.50 315.0 29.2-36-8 3,458 4,323 561,990
WA500-1 10001-UP (1985-97) 4.40 5.75 291.0 30-38 2,648 3,310 430,287
* WA480-3 (2002-09) 4.60 6.00 271.0 22.7-28.6 6,768 8,460 1,099,800
WA470-5 H050519-1119 (2004-06) 4.20 5.50 261.0 18.3-23.0 4,024 5,030 653,939
WA470-3 (1993-03) 5.20 6.80 260.0 22.5-28.4 2,892 3,615 469,898
WA450-1 (1984-95) 4.20 5.50 217.0 2,059 2,574 334,620
* WA430-5 (2005-06) 3.70 4.80 217.0 19.1-24.2 3,665 4,581 595,530
*Current Models

CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.3.1.9 KOMATSU (Cont.)
* WA420-5 (2004-06) 3.85 5.05 217.0 3,530 4,413 573,690
WA420-3A W055-53004 (2002-04) 3.65 4.78 217.0 2,460 3,075 399,750
WA420-3 (1997-02) 3.85 5.05 217.0 19.6-24.7 2,275 2,844 369,655
WA400-1 20001-up (1988-92) 3.13 4.10 197.0 2,198 2,747 357,110
WA380-5 60095-2166 (2002-07) 3.30 4.33 187.0 14.2-17.8 2,509 3,136 407,693
WA380-3 26270 (1996-02) 3.30 4.33 187.0 15.5-19.60 2,049 2,561 332,904
WA380-1 10001-53154 (1987-99) 2.87 3.75 180.0 20-24 1,632 2,039 265,122
* WA320-5 60004-61760 (200-07) 2.80 3.70 166.0 12.5-15.7 2,652 430,950
WA320-3 (1995-02) 2.65 3.48 153.0 17-22 1,675 2,093 272,129
WA320-1 (1987-95) 2.29 3.00 150.0 16.5-20.5 1,294 1,617 210,210
* WA250-5 70038-72725 (2003-08) 2.30 3.00 135.0 9.8-12.0 2,266 2,832 368,160
WA250-3 A75001-A78243 (1997-03) 2.25 2.95 132.0 12-16 1,345 1,681 218,504
WA250-1 10330-66130 (1987-97) 1.91 2.50 130.0 14.50-18.5 1,119 1,399 181,896
* WA200-5 65032-70397 (2004-07) 1.80 2.40 123.0 9.6-12.0 2,040 2,550 331,500
* WA180-5 (2004-07) 110.0 1,742 2,177 283,010
WA180-3 10001-30600 (1997-03) 1.68 2.20 108.0 1,258 1,573 204,490
WA180-3 50346-4192 (1997-04) 1.85 2.45 110.0 10-13 1,658 2,073 269,490
WA180-1 1000-A76489 (1987-97) 1.60 2.10 110.0 13-16 930 1,163 151,151
* WA150-5 65063-7519 (2004-07 1.50 2.00 96.0 7.3-9.1 1,581 1,976 256,880
WA150-1 (1987-91) 1.22 1.60 94.0 792 990 128,700
WA120-3 54016-2226 (2000-04) 1.45 1.90 85.0 7.5-9.5 973 1,217 158,158
WA100-1 10001-34180 (1988-90) 1.22 1.60 73.0 7.5-10.5 707 883 114,829
* WA50-3 21422-2640 (2000-08) 0.60 0.78 37.0 7.3-9.1 746 933 121,290
WA30-5 2001 0.40 0.52 29.0 568 711 92,378
WA20-2 0.25 0.33 21.7 528 660 85,800
*Current Models

CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.3.1.10 SAMSUNG
SL 250-2 PBY0157, PCY0872 (1996-00) 3.70 4.80 256.0 2,524 3,155 410,124
SL 180-2 NBY0020-NDY0507 (1992-96) 2.80 3.66 203.0 2,015 2,519 327,470
SL 150-2 MBY0065-MYC0519 (1992-95) 2.30 3.01 165.0 1,882 2,353 305,877
SL 120-2 LBY0019-0776 (1995-00) 1.70 2.20 116.0 1,467 1,834 238,381
1.3.1.11 TCM/CLARK
870-2 67200001-277 (1985-91) 3.50 4.58 237.0 1,692 2,115 274,989
860-2 6620001-400117 (1985-91) 2.70 3.53 178.0 1,355 1,694 220,220
850-2 65200001-400116 (1985-91) 2.30 3.01 158.0 1,200 1,500 195,052
835-2 64300001-1029 (1986-92) 1.90 2.30 125.0 1,573 1,966 255,580
1.3.1.12 VOLVO
* L350F 1061 (2008-up) 6.90 9.02 535.0 11,902 14,878 1,934,140
* L330E 62006-62355 (2003-07) 6.80 8.50 502.0 35.0 9,153 11,441 1,487,330
L330C 60002-428 (1995-00) 6.60 8.50 503.0 5,128 6,410 8,332,261
* L220F 6081-6102 (2007-up) 5.40 7.06 362.0 6,860 8,575 1,114,750
L220E 2197-4503 (2003-07) 5.60 7.30 351.0 23.0 4,323 5,403 702,416
* L180F 11088 (2007-up) 4.60 6.00 318.0 5,675 7,094 922,220
* L180E 62544-8636 (2003-07) 4.40 5.70 300.0 20.0 4,983 6,229 809,770
L180C L180CV60301-366 (1995-00) 4.40 5.70 284.0 4,200 5,250 682,539
* L150F 13161-64 (2007-up) 4.20 5.49 284.0 5,174 6,467 840,710
* L150E 6005-10654, 62658-4151 (2003-07) 3.80 4.98 269.0 18.0 4,278 5,347 695,110
L150C 60501-1786, 2081-4843 (1995-00) 3.50 4.50 257.0 3,160 3,950 513,513
* L120F 23355 (2008-up) 3.30 4.32 245.0 4,267 5,334 693,420
L120E 63292-6132 (2003-07) 3.30 4.00 223.0 14.0 3,699 4,623 601,050
L120C 61301-2542 (1995-00) 3.00 4.00 208.0 2,662 3,328 432,575
* L110F 3648 (2007-up) 3.10 4.05 230.0 4,010 5,012 651,560
*Current Models

CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.3.1.12 VOLVO (Cont.)
* L110E 1929-61180 (2003-07) 3.00 4.00 209.0 12.0 3,504 4,380 569,400
* L90F 25666 (2007-up) 2.70 3.53 175.0 3,266 4,083 530,790
* L90E 65035-67747 (2003-07) 2.70 3.53 165.0 9.0 2,959 3,699 480,870
L90D 63529-5034 (2000-03) 7.00 9.16 153.0 2,436 3,045 395,824
L90C L090CJ61901-3649 (1995-00) 2.50 3.25 160.0 2,316 2,895 376,376
* L70F 24372 (2008) 2.30 3.00 170.0 3,117 3,896 506,480
* L70E 1-61453, 21003-71282 (2003-08) 2.30 3.01 152.0 7.0 2,923 3,654 475,020
* L70D I7005-19997 (2000-03) 2.00 2.62 130.0 2,726 3,408 443,040
L70C 11246-16472 (1995-00) 1.80 2.34 130.0 2,117 2,647 344,058
* L60F 4535 (2008-up) 2.00 2.62 155.0 2,859 3,574 464,620
* L60E 60113-153 USA (2003-07) 2.10 2.75 139.0 7.0 2,531 3,164 411,320
* L50F (2007-up) 1.50 1.96 101.0 2,242 2,803 364,390
* L50E 71805 (2003-07) 1.50 1.96 101.0 2,193 2,741 356,330
L50D 13005-14049 (2000-03) 3.90 5.10 101.0 5.0 1,680 2,100 272,987
L50C 10006-12467 (1995-00) 1.40 1.82 101.0 1,588 1,984 257,972
L50B 1951950-2124 (2007-08) 1.50 1.96 99.0 1,457 1,822 236,808
1.4 LOADERS, CRAWLER

1.4.1 CATERPILLAR
* 973C 3.20 4.19 242.0 33.5-40.7 5,722 7,153 930
973 LGP 26Z (1981-2000) 3.21 4.20 210.0 28.0-34.0 3,088 3,860 501,787
963B 9BL (1995-99) 2.45 3.20 160.0 21.0-25.0 3,329 4,161 540,969
* 963C 2DS (1999-03) 2.45 3.20 160.0 19.0-23.0 4,354 5,443 707,590
*Current Models

1.3 LOADERS, CRAWLER (Cont.)
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
963 LGP 21Z, 48Z, 11Z (1982-95) 2.22 2.90 150.0 19.0-23.0 2,345 2,932 381,095
953C 2ZN (1995-97) 1.83 2.42 128.0 16.0-21.0 2,638 3,298 428,714
953 LGP 44Z,20Z (1981-95) 1.76 2.30 110.0 16.0-21.0 1,907 2,384 309,881
943 19Z (1980-92) 1.30 1.70 80.0 1,173 1,466 190,619
939C HST 1.20 1.57 90.0 13.0-15.0 1,552 1,940 252,252
935C II SDJ (1990-93) 0.99 1.30 80.0 7.5-11.0 1,096 1,370 178,035
933C HST 1997 0.83 1.08 70.0 11.0-13.0 1,230 1,538 199,914
933C HST LGP 1997 0.83 1.08 70.0 11.0-13.0 1,325 1,657 215,358
931C II 9AG (1990-03) 0.83 1.08 70.0 7.5-11.0 897 1,121 145,717
931C LGP II 6FR1 (1990-03) 0.83 1.08 67.0 7.5-11.0 965 1,207 156,871
1.4.2 KOMATSU
D75S-5 15001-up (1994-up) 2.22 2.90 200.0 24-29 2,360 2,950 383,526
D75S-3 7001-16259 (1979-1991) 2.20 2.88 200.0 1,151 1,439 187,044
D65S-8 45102-45356 (1984-93) 1.83 2.40 160.0 1,761 2,201 286,143
D60S-8 45005-45176 (1984-91) 1.83 2.40 160.0 1,309 1,637 212,784
D57S-1 6501-20027 (1977-91) 1.80 2.35 135.0 1,663 2,079 270,270
D41S-3 6001-6975 (1981-90) 1.20 1.57 90.0 1,087 1,359 176,605
D31S-20 41001 (1992) 0.99 1.30 70.0 700 876 113,828
D31S-18 40001-40561 (1986-92) 0.99 1.30 70.0 794 992 128,986
1.5 LOADERS, SKID STEER

CAPACITY TIPPING FUEL OPERATED OPERATED
LOAD (lbs) DRY HOUR
(LTR/HR)
ALL MODELS 800 20-25 463 579 75,212
Diesel Driven 1000 27-30 540 675 87,770
Pneumatic Tire 1300 36-40 659 823 107,016

1.5 LOADERS, SKID STEER (Cont.)
CAPACITY TIPPING OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER BARE MONTH
LOAD (lbs) DRY HOUR
LOAD (lbs) DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS (Cont.) 1350 38-43 688 860 111,794
1450 40-43 729 911 118,482
Diesel Driven 1550 43-49 779 973 126,536
Peumatic Tire 1700 50-56 869 1,087 141,278
1750 58-62 916 1,146 148,922
2100 65-75 1,049 1,311 170,489
2300 68-75 1,093 1,366 177,587
3700 82-90 1,346 1,682 218,673
4000 90-94 1,795 2,244 291,701
Note: Valid for Skid Steer Manufactured 1998-up. Applicable for U.S. and European Makes.
1.6 DUMPERS
CAPACITY FLYWHEEL OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
CU.M. CU.YD.
THWAITES (Alldrive)
7 tonne/powershift/front dip 3.64 4.76 106.0 1,652 2,065 268,411
6 tonne/powerswivel 3.15 4.12 107.0 1,663 2,079 270,270
6 tonne/powershuttle/power swivel 3.15 4.12 76.0 1,539 1,924 250,107
6 tonne/powershift/front tip 3.15 4.12 76.0 1,450 1,813 235,664
6 tonne/front tip 3.15 4.12 90.0 1,513 1,891 245,817
5 tonne/front tip 3.00 3.92 90.0 1,391 1,739 226,083
4 tonne/front tip 2.50 3.27 48.0 1,148 1,434 186,472
8000/power swivel 2.00 2.62 40.0 1,212 1,515 196,911
7000/power swivel 1.82 2.38 33.0 989 1,236 160,732
7000/front tip 1.82 2.38 33.0 902 1,128 146,575
5000H/Hi-Swivel 1.40 1.83 29.0 1,042 1,302 169,312
5000H/power swivel 1.40 1.83 29.0 1,016 1,271 165,165

1.6 DUMPERS (Cont.)
FLYWHEEL FUEL OPERATED OPERATED
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER CONSUMPTION DRY HOUR
THWAITES (Alldrive) (Cont.)
4000/high discharge 1.05 1.37 23.0 737 921 119,691
4000/swivel skip 1.05 1.37 23.0 757 946 122,980
4000/front tip 1.05 1.37 23.0 802 1,002 130,273
4000/front tip 1.05 1.37 23.0 663 828 107,679
Orline 2500/powerswivel 0.75 0.98 13.0 562 703 91,377
Orline 2500/swivel skip 0.75 0.98 13.0 530 662 86,086
Orline 2500/front tip 0.75 0.98 13.0 496 620 80,652
Nimline 2000/front tip 0.78 1.02 8.0 365 457 59,345
1.7 SCRAPERS, MOTORIZED
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
1.7.1 CATERPILLAR
* 657G A4G, W1C (2006-08) 33.60 44.0 564.0 15,263 19,079 2,480,270
657E/TANDEM
POWERED PUSH-PULL 32.00 44.0 550.0 116.0-12.5 15,581 19,477 2,531,958
651E 32.00 44.0 550.0 68.0-79.0 13,018 16,272 2,115,399
* 637G AXT, CEH, DFJ (2006) 26.00 34.0 462.0 87.0-93.0 12,169 15,211 1,977,430
637E/TANDEM
POWERED PUSH-PULL 21.00 31.0 450.0 87.0-93.0 10,967 13,709 1,782,209
* 631G AWK, CLR, DFA (2006) 26.00 34.0 462.0 53.0-59.0 10,517 13,146 1,708,980
631E 1AB (1985-91) 21.00 31.0 490.0 9,031 11,288 1,467,466
631E 89M 21.00 31.0 450.0 53.0-59.0 6,655 8,318 1,081,366
* 627G AXF, CEX, DBD (2006) 17.00 22.00 330.0 64.0-76.0 7,777 9,721 1,263,730
627F IDL00442/43 (1993-00) 64.0-70.0 8,456 10,570 1,374,087
627E 7CG (1990-93) 14.00 20.00 225.0 57.0-62.0 6,599 8,249 1,072,357
*Current Models

1.7 SCRAPERS, MOTORIZED (Cont.)
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
* 623G ARW, CES, DBC (2006) 17.50 23.00 330.0 40.0-46.0 7,428 9,285 1,207,050
623F 6BK (1993-98) 40.0-46.0 4,648 5,810 755,326
* 621G ALP, CEN, DBB (2000-06) 17.00 22.00 330.0 38.0-44.0 7,002 8,753 1,137,890
621F 4SK (1993-2000) 220.0 4,284 5,355 696,124
621E 6AB, 2PD (1986-93) 17.00 22.00 330.0 38.0-44.0 5,834 7,292 947,947
621E 6AB, 2PD (1986-93) 17.00 22.00 330.0 38.0-44.0 4,309 5,387 700,271
615C 92X00425-2424 (1987-93) 12.00 16.00 265.0 30.0-36.0 4,596 5,745 746,889
613C (1984-93) 8.40 11.00 175.0 21.0-25.0 3,084 3,854 501,072
613C 92X797 8.40 11.00 175.0 2,257 2,822 366,795
* 613C SERIES II 2006 8.40 11.00 175.0 21.0-25.0 3,813 4,766 619,580
1.7.2 KOMATSU
WS23S-2 / SINGLE ENGINE (1990) 18.36 24.00 450.0 5,672 7,090 921,635
1.7.3 TEREX
TS-32 / 47 LOT-80SH / TWIN ENGINE 32.00 43.00 808.0 5,718 7,148 929,214
TS-24B / TWIN ENGINE 24.00 34.00 717.0 7,991 9,989 1,298,583
TS-18 / TOT 29 & 33 18.36 24.00 520.0 3,722 4,652 604,747
1.8 GRADERS, MOTORIZED
1.8.1 CATERPILLAR
160H 6WM, 9EJ, 9JM, ASD (1996-up) 180.0 17.0-25.0 2,980.56 3,725.70 484,341.00
140H 5HM (1998-up) 150.0 15.0-19.0 2,978.80 3,723.50 484,055.00
*Current Models

1.8 GRADERS, MOTORIZED ( Cont.)
SERIAL NO./ FUEL OPERATED OPERATED
(LTR/HR)
140G 72V (1973-1995) 150.0 19.0-23.0 1,704 2,130 276,848
135H 8NM (1998-up) 135.0 13.0-17.0 2,614 3,267 424,710
130G 74V (1992-1995) 135.0 15.0-19.0 1,576 1,970 256,113
120H 5FM (1996-up) 125.0 13.0-17.0 2,446 3,057 397,397
120G 87V (1992-1995) 125.0 15.0-17.0 1,518 1,898 246,657
120B STRAIGHT FRAME 32C, 64U, 7kb (1981-1991) 125.0 15.0-19.0 1,049 1,311 170,456
* 16M B9H (2006) 297.0 29.1-37.9 8,449 10,561 1,372,930
16H 6ZJ (1995-up) 275.0 25.0-32.0 6,643 8,304 1,079,507
16G 93U (1973-95) 275.0 26.0-32.0 5,021 6,277 815,958
14H 7WJ (1995-02) 220.0 21.0-26.0 4,908 6,135 797,511
14G 96U (1992-95) 200.00 21.0-26.0 3,037 3,796 49,349
12H 4XMD00420-3400 (1997-03) 140.0 13.0--19.0 3,218 4,023 522,951
12G 6111111M (1992-1995) 135.0 15.0-19.0 1,957 2,446 318,032
1.8.2 CHAMPION
750A/ARTICULATED 210.0 3,430 4,288 557,414
740A / ARTICULATED 1998 210.0 2,905 3,631 472,043
730A/ARTICULATED 1998 195.0 2,379 2,973 386,529
720A/ARTICULATED 1998 160.0 2,211 2,763 359,216
720A / ST. FRAME 152.0 967 1,209 157,157
710A/ARTICULATED 1998 140.0 1,949 2,437 316,745
1.8.3 FIAT-ALLIS
FG75A 43500101-80M01124 (1984-91) 130.0 1,269 1,586 206,206
FG75 & 100C 61A0002-81U01015 (1982-91) 130.0 1,062 1,328 172,601

(LTR/HR)
1.8.4 GALION
850 U00501-U202998 (1988-96) 200.0 1,696 2,120 275,561
100477-200735
830 U200643-U202967 (1988-97) 180.0 1,426 1,783 231,803
100485-200738
830 B U202699-U211046 (1997-03) 144.0 3,372 4,215 547,976
1.8.5 KOMATSU
GD825A-2 10002-12417 (1987-08) 280.0 24.50-33.7 4,521 5,651 734,591
GD705A-4 21228-up (1992-up) 200.0 16.8-23.1 2,796 3,495 454,311
GD705A-4 11001-up (1984-up) 200.0 2,187 2,734 355,355
GD705R-2 (1987-93) 178.0 1,017 1,272 165,308
* GD675-3A 50010-51328 (2001-08) 200.0 15.6-21.4 4,715 5,894 766,220
* GD655-3A 11290-51687 (2001-08) 190.0 13.9-19.1 4,622 5,777 751,010
GD655A-1 (1983-91) 165.0 1,325 1,657 215,358
GD655R-1 165.0 857 1,071 139,282
GD650R-1 165.0 843 1,054 136,994
GD625A-1 50001-up (1987-up) 155.0 15-20 1,630 2,037 264,836
GD623A-1 30001-up (1995) 155.0 15-20 1,538 1,923 249,964
GD623R-1 155.0 1,377 1,722 223,795
GD611A-1 (1992 up) 155.0 12.6-17.4 1,442 1,803 234,377
* GD555-3A 50001-51272 (2003-08) 160.0 11.8-16.3 3,604 4,505 585,650
GD525A-1 50003-60046, J60022 (1987-91) 135.0 15-18 1,221 1,526 198,341
GD523R-1 135.0 1,163 1,454 189,046
GD523A-1 1995 135.0 1,431 1,789 232,518
GD521A-1 (1992-up) 135.0 13.0-18.5 1,396 1,745 226,798
GD511A-1 1998 135.0 11.6-16.0 1,693 2,116 275,132
* GD511R-1 135.0 1,416 1,770 230,087
*Current Models

(LTR/HR)
GD510R-1 (1992-up) 125.0 10.8-14.8 1,326 1,658 215,501
GD505R-2 130.0 742 927 120,549
GD305A-3 1989 100.0 10.0-14.0 1,859 2,323 302,016
1.8.6 MITSUBISHI
MG530 1CA50332/1996/97 180.00 1,426 1,782 231,660
MG500 (1987-97) 174.00 969 1,211 157,443
MG400 (1987-97) 150.00 835 1,044 135,707
MG330 3GA 00119 (1997) 135.00 784 980 127,413
1.8.7 VOLVO
* G990 (2006-up) 245.00 15.1-26.4 5,462 6,828 887,640
* G970 (2006-up) 230.00 13.1-24.6 4,660 5,825 757,250
* G960 (2006-up) 215.00 12.4-21.90 3,990 4,987 648,310
* G940 (2006-up) 195.00 11.2-19.6 3,707 4,634 602,420
* G930 (2006-up) 175.00 26.3 3,481 4,351 565,630
G780A (1999-03) 210.00 3,351 4,189 544,544
G740A (1999-03) 210.00 2,430 3,037 394,823
G730B (2003-06) 209.00 19.4-24.6 4,080 5,100 663,000
G730A (1999-03) 195.00 2,263 2,829 367,796
G720B (2003-06) 189.00 17.3-21.9 3,483 4,354 566,020
G720A (1999-03) 160.00 1,941 2,427 315,458
G710B 3542 (2003-06) 163.00 15.4-19.6 3,131 3,914 508,820
G710A (1999-03) 140.00 1,738 2,173 282,425
G80 85.00 1,742 2,178 283,140
*Current Models
2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT

2.1 SELF-PROPELLED, STATIC
SERIAL NO./ FLYWHEEL OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL CAPACITY MT. TONS BARE MONTH
SERIES (YR.MFG.) HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
2.1.1 TWO AND THREE SMOOTH DRUM, STATIC
ALL MODELS 12.00-18.00 125.0 608 675 87,802
9.00-11.00 105.0 510 567 73,645
6.00-8.00 105.0 494 549 71,357
3.00-5.00 105.0 413 459 59,631
2.1.2 FOUR TAMPING FOOT WHEELS, STATIC
BOMAG
* BC1172RB 2005 54.50 590.0 12,542 13,935 1,811,550
* BC972RB 2005 46.50 536.0 12,054 13,393 1,741,090
* BC772RS 2005 37.30 442.0 9,542 10,602 1,378,260
* BC772RB 2005 36.50 442.0 8,615 9,572 1,244,360
* BC772EB 2005 35.30 420.0 8,358 9,287 102,310
* BC672RB 2005 32.10 442.0 8,496 9,440 1,227,200
* BC672EB 2005 28.90 420.0 8,200 9,111 1,184,430
BC671RB 322.0 5,953 6,614 859,859
* BC572RB 2005 28.60 303.0 6,596 7,329 952,770
BC571RB 288.0 5,194 5,771 750,178
CATERPILLAR
* 825H 2006 32.73 354.0 10,469 11,632 1,512,160
825G (1995-97) 31.00 315.0 7,051 7,834 1,018,446
825C 86X1 (1979-96) 29.00 310.0 3,452 3,836 498,641
* 815F II 2006 20.76 240.0 7,325 8,139 1,058,070
815F (1996-97) 20.00 220.0 4,938 5,487 713,284
2.1.3 PNUEMATIC TIRE ROLLER, STATIC
BOMAG
* BW24 2001 9.40 99.0 1,921 2,134 277,420
BW20R, 8 WHEELS 24.00 85.5 1,660 1,845 239,811
*Current Models
2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.1 SELF-PROPELLED, STATIC (Cont.)
(LTR/HR)
2.1.3 PNUEMATIC TIRE ROLLER, STATIC (Cont.)
BOMAG (Cont.)
BW16R, 8 WHEELS 20.00 74.0 1,575 1,750 227,513
BW11R 12.00 74.0 867 964 125,268
CATERPILLAR
* PS300C 2006 23.05 105.0 15.0-17.0 3,833 4,259 553,670
PS200B 5JR (1989-96) 18.00 105.0 2,934 3,260 423,852
PS150B 3XR (1996-97) 12.00 70.0 2,395 2,661 345,917
* PS150C 2006 12.94 100.0 11.0-13.0 2,893 3,214 417,820
DYNAPAC
CP271 27.00 99.2 1,467 1,630 211,926
CP221 21.00 99.2 1,324 1,471 191,191
CP141 11.00 100.0 1,065 1,184 153,868
HAMM
* GRW10 2006 8.80 115.0 1,771 1,968 255,840
INGERSOLL RAND
PT125R 6001-162000 (1993-00) 12.60 85.0 1,666 1,851 240,669
VOLVO
* PT240R 2008 16.10 105.0 2,007 2,230 289,900
* PT125R 2008 4.20 85.0 1,572 1,997 259,587
OTHER MAKES
7-WHL, 13.00 X 24, 18PR 35.00 120.0 875 972 126,412
11-WHL, 9.00 X 20, 12PR 25.00 148.0 709 788 102,388
13-WHL, 7.50 X 15, 4PR 15.00 106.0 550 612 79,508
11-WHL, 7.50 X 15, 4PR 14.00 102.0 552 614 79,794
9-WHL, 7.50 X 15, 4PR 13.00 107.0 506 562 73,073
9-WHL, 9.00 X 20, 4PR 10.00 107.0 498 553 71,929
4-WHL, 7.50 X 15, 4PR 11.00 107.0 440 488 63,492
*Current Models

2.2 SELF-PROPELLED, VIBRATORY, STEEL DRUM
(LTR/HR)
2.2.1 SINGLE SMOOTH DRUM VIBRATORY
BOMAG
* BW212D-4 2005 10.62 132.0 2,444 2,716 353,080
BW212D-3 (1996-2004) 12.00 126.0 2,052 2,280 296,439
BW212D-2 11.00 106.0 1,804 2,004 260,546
* BW211D-40 2005 10.30 132.0 2,279 2,532 329,160
* BW211D-4 2005 10.95 132.0 2,330 25,889 336,570
BW211D-3 2003 10.62 2,102 2,336 303,680
CATERPILLAR
* CS533E DAK00130-00632 (2003-08) 10.84 130.0 11.0-13.0 1,919 3,243 421,590
CS533C 2XN00472/473 (1995-97) 9.40 145.0 2,129 2,366 307,593
* CP533E BZG00180-487, ASM (2004-08) 11.32 130.0 11.0-13.0 3,194 3,594 461,370
CP533C 3XN (1995-00) 9.40 145.0 17.0-19.0 2,303 2,559 332,618
CS531C 9RN (1995-97) 9.30 145.0 12.0-14.0 2,000 2,222 288,860
* CS433E ASR, BTT, CFP, DAC (2006) 6.75 100.0 11.0-17.0 2,347 2,608 339,040
CS431C 9XL (1996-97) 6.52 105.0 11.0-13.0 1,639 1,822 236,808
* CS323C IEN, DAR (2006) 4.39 83.0 11.0-15.0 2,403 2,670 347,100
CS323 1TM (1985-95) 4.54 77.0 11.0-13.0 1,889 2,099 272,844
DYNAPAC
CA602D 19.00 190.0 2,472 2,747 357,071
CA512D 17.00 175.0 2,157 2,397 311,597
CA511D 15.25 155.0 1,926 2,140 278,135
CA402D 6922CN3403 (2005) 15.00 125.0 1,915 2,127 276,562
CA302D 14.90 119.0 1,876 2,085 270,985
CA301D 59010809-1194 (1995) 12.00 152.0 1,723 1,914 248,820
CA301 (1998-up) 11.35 152.0 1,604 1,782 231,660
CA252D 66220863-1002 (2000) 12.55 125.0 1,827 2,030 263,856
CA252 66221058 12.30 119.0 1,750 1,954 252,802
CA251D 58313072-983 (1998) 9.80 152.0 1,763 1,959 254,712
*Current Models

2.2 SELF-PROPELLED, VIBRATORY, STEEL DRUM (Cont.)
2.2.1 SINGLE SMOOTH DRUM VIBRATORY (Cont.)
DYNAPAC (Cont.)
CA 251 58312308-670 (1992) 9.60 152.0 1,697 1,885 245,099
CA250D 65220454-761 (2001-up) 12.25 104.6 1,446 1,606 208,840
CA250 65220924 (2002) 12.05 104.6 1,327 1,474 191,625
CA152D 64221680-64221809 (2005) 8.30 95.2 1,454 1,616 210,067
CA152 64220001-64221679 (1998-04) 7.80 95.2 1,310 1,455 189,189
CA151D 6.45 80.0 1,007 1,119 145,431
CA151 598001-59811999 (1989-97) 6.35 80.0 934 1,037 134,849
CA30 577000-577106 (1985-87) 11.00 125.0 1,479 1,643 213,642
CA25D C800625 10.00 125.0 1,400 1,555 202,202
CA25 25CA292/4971 10.00 125.0 1,281 1,423 185,042
HAMM 2,303 2,559 332,618
* 3411 2006 11.00 133.3 2,129 2,365 307,450
* 3412 2006 12.00 133.3 2,166 2,407 312,910
* 3410 2006 10.00 133.3 2,050 2,278 296,140
* 3307 2006 7.00 84.4 1,589 1,765 229,450
INGERSOLL RAND
SD180D 18.00 230.0 4,403 4,892 635,921
* SD175D 17.00 205.0 4,074 4,527 588,510
SD150D 5000-164799 (1986-00) 15.00 185.0 2,724 3,027 393,536
SD100D 5101-174399 (1986-03) 10.00 125.0 2,248 2,498 324,753
SD70D (1990-04) 5001-177399 7.00 92.0 1,755 1,950 253,539
SD40D 5101-170799 (1990-02) 4.00 76.0 1,520 1,689 219,505
SP56 5001-7849 (1985-89) 10.00 111.0 1,356 1,507 195,910
SP48 5001-7999 (1985-89) 6.00 94.0 1,077 1,197 155,584
*Current Models

2.2.1 SINGLE SMOOTH DRUM VIBRATORY (Cont.)
KOMATSU
JV100WA-2 10.60 130.0 1,685 1,872 243,386
JV100WA-1 10.60 130.0 1,606 1,784 231,946
SAKAI
SV500DF 1997 120.0 1,948 2,165 281,424
SV 500D 120.0 1,480 1,645 213,785
SV91 (1990-95) 12.00 120.0 905 1,005 130,702
SV90T 12.00 120.0 921 1,023 132,990
SV90D 12.00 120.0 905 1,005 130,702
VIBROMAX
W 1102 (1992-97) 11.10 118.0 1,236 1,373 178,464
W 1002 (1992-97) 10.70 118.0 1,098 1,220 158,587
VOLVO
* SD251DX (2008-up) 25.00 225.0 4,626 5,140 668,200
* SD200DX (2008-up) 20.00 205.0 4,164 4,627 601,510
* SD160DC (2008-up) 15.00 173.0 3,092 3,436 446,680
* SD120DC (2008-up) 12.00 125.0 2,507 2,785 362,050
* SD100DC (2008-up) 10.00 125.0 2,426 2,695 350,350
2.2.2 SINGLE TAMPING FOOT DRUM, VIBRATORY
BOMAG
BW 215PD 18.00 150.0 1,316.0 1,462 190,047
* BW212PD-4 2005 11.6 132.00 2,513.0 2,792 362,960
* BW212PD-3 2005 7.08 126.00 2,208.0 2,453 318,890
BW 212PD 11.00 140.0 1,064.0 1,183 153,725
* BW211PD-4 2005 11.93 132.00 2,399.0 2,665 346,450
* BW211PD-3 2003 7.08 126.00 2,094.0 2,327 302,510
*Current Models

2.2.2 SINGLE TAMPING FOOT DRUM, VIBRATORY (Cont.)
DYNAPAC
CA512PD 17.20 174.3 2,593 2,881 374,517
CA511PD 15.45 155.0 1,767 1,964 255,255
CA302PD 14.80 119.3 2,248 2,498 324,753
CA301PD 1998 11.90 152.0 1,841 2,046 265,980
CA262PD 14.20 142.1 2,311 2,567 333,762
CA251PD 1998 11.20 152.0 1,604 1,782 231,660
CA250PD 13.65 104.6 2,187 2,430 315,887
CA152PD 8.60 95.2 1,291 1,434 168,472
CA151PD 7.00 80.0 1,086 1,207 156,871
CA25PD 12.00 125.0 1,479 1,643 213,642
CA15PD 8.00 73.0 1,074 1,194 155,155
FWD WAGNER
WC17 25.00 320.0 1,042 1,158 150,579
HYSTER
C450B 25.00 330.0 3,002 3,335 433,576
RAYGO
RAM65 25.00 304.0 1,384 1,583 199,914
VIBROMAX
W 1105D 11.40 132.0 2,008 2,231 290,004
W 1102S 11.50 103.0 1,263 1,404 182,438
VOLVO
* SD100DC TF (2008-up) 10.00 125.0 2,426 2,695 350,350
* SD70D TF (2008-up) 4.00 95.0 2,072 2,302 299,260
* SD45D TF (2008-up) 4.80 80.0 1,644 1,827 237,510
*Current Models

2.2.3 TANDEM SMOOTH DRUM, VIBRATORY (Cont.)
BOMAG
* BW202AD-4 2005 11.50 131.0 2,111 2,346 304,980
BW202AD-2 103.0 1,797 1,997 259,545
* BW161AD-4 2005 10.30 99.0 2,564 2,849 370,370
* BW161AD-2 2001 9.70 99.0 2,564 2,849 370,370
BW161ADH-2 10.30 112.6 2,605 2,894 376,233
BW 160AD-2 8.00 65.0 977 1,086 141,141
BW 160AD-1 8.00 82.0 1,272 1,414 183,755
BW 160A-3 7.50 65.0 840 933 121,264
BW154AD-2 74.0 1,845 2,050 266,552
BW151ADH-2 75.0 1,527 1,696 220,506
* BW151AD-4 2005 8.70 80.4 1,677 1,863 242,190
* BW141AD-4 2005 8.30 80.4 1,677 1,863 242,190
BW141AD-2 74.0 1,403 1,559 202,631
BW138AD-2 41.0 896 996 129,415
BW138AD 2001 4.20 41.0 955 1,061 137,930
BW135AD-2 101650120001 (1995-99) 40.0 865 961 124,982
BW135AD 101650121099 (2001) 3.56 40.0 925.0 1,028 133,640
BW125ADH-2 40.0 823 914 118,833
BW125ADH 2001 3.36 40.0 895 994 129,220
BW 120AD 101880024099 (1986-06) 2.50 34.7 540 600 77,935
CATERPILLAR
* CB434D 2006 7.40 83.0 2,509 2,788 362,440
CB434B 6AL (1995-97) 6.60 80.0 2,647 2,941 382,382
DYNAPAC
CC522C 11.70 119.3 2,167 2,408 313,027
CC522 12.55 119.3 1,802 2,002 260,260
CC522 62910566 (2000) 12.00 118.0 1,563 1,737 225,797
*Current Models

DYNAPAC
CC501 60910501-999 (1997-01) 15.50 210.5 1,977 2,197 285,571
CC422C 10.69 119.3 1,999 2,221 288,717
CC422 62510401-949 (1997-01) 11.20 119.3 1,702 1,891 245,817
CC422 10.50 118.0 1,427 1,585 206,063
CC421 58010228-999 (1998) 10.10 123.4 1,487 1,652 214,786
CC322 9.00 71.1 1,462 1,625 211,211
CC232C 7.88 71.1 1,730 1,922 249,821
CC232 8.70 71.1 1,535 1,705 221,650
CC222C 61810235 (2000-up) 7.48 71.1 1,634 1,815 235,950
CC222 61730593 (1999) 8.00 71.1 1,381 1,535 199,485
CC211 1998 7.08 72.4 1,160 1,289 167,596
CC122C 60110101-116699 (1993-02) 3.00 28.2 753 837 108,823
INGERSOLL RAND
DD110 4999-170899 (1990-02) 11.30 125.0 2,309 2,565 333,476
DD90 5301-171001 (11988-02) 9.70 112.0 2,052 2,280 296,439
* DD80 8.20 112.0 2,267 2,519 327,470
* DD70 150001-160715 (1998-99) 6.70 80.0 1,878 2,087 271,310
DD65 5001-148999 (1988-97) 6.00 76.0 1,541 1,713 222,651
DA50 (1980-91) 10.00 115.0 1,373 1,526 198,341
DA40 7.00 84.0 1,046 1,163 151,151
RAYGO
ROMPER 2-36 2.00 35.0 428 475 61,776
WACKER
RD11A 2.00 18.0 600 667 86,658
VIBROMAX
W752 8.40 79.0 1,274 1,416 184,041
W552 6.50 54.0 1,027 1,141 148,291
*Current Models

VIBROMAX (Cont.)
W251D 2.50 25.0 498 553 71,929
W251 2.40 23.0 443 492 63,921
VTW22 1.40 13.0 341 378 49,192
2.2.4 COMBINATION ROLLER VIBRATORY
BOMAG
BW174AC 2001 8.60 85.0 1,723 1,914 248,820
BW161AC-2 2001 9.40 130.0 1,953 2,170 282,100
BW151AC-2 2001 7.00 75.0 1,564 1,738 225,940
BW151AC-2 74.0 1,514 1,682 218,647
BW120AC-3 30.0 698 775 100,750
HAMM
* HD90 9.19 119.7 2,054 2,282 296,660
* HD75K 7.34 81.6 1,635 1,817 236,210
* HD75 7.60 81.6 1,617 1,797 233,610
* HD70 7.30 81.6 1,592 1,769 229,970
* HD13 3.60 30.6 729 810 105,300
* HD12 3.10 27.3 677 752 97,760
2.3 TOWED TYPE, VIBRATOR
2.3.1 SINGLE SMOOTH DRUM
BOMAG
BW15 2001 14.6 100.0 955 1,062 137,995
BW10 2001 9.4 67.0 707 785 102,102
* BW6S 2005 5.8 50.0 1,174 1,304 169,520
BW6 (2001-up) 5.8 50.0 533 592 76,934
BW4 4.3 50.0 485 539 70,070
*Current Models
2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT

2.3 TOWED TYPE, VIBRATORY (Cont.)
2.3.1 SINGLE SMOOTH DRUM (Cont.)
DYNAPAC
CH61 15.0 134.0 915 1,016 132,132
CH60 135.0 419 465 60,489
CK51 10.0 95.0 795 883 114,829
CH47 1998 - up 6.0 43.0 634 704 91,520
CH33 & 34 1998 - up 30.0 450 5,001 65,065
ESSICK
2' X 3' 30.0 302 336 43,615
SEAMAN
4' X 6' 95.0 449 499 64,922
2.3.2 SINGLE TAMPING FOOT DRUM
BOMAG
BW10S 9.4 74.0 773 859 111,683
BW6S 6.7 54.0 601 668 86,801
BW4S 4.8 54.0 519 576 74,932
DYNAPAC
CF51 10.0 95.0 1,203 1,337 173,745
CF47 6.0 43.0 569 633 82,225
2.3.3 SINGLE SHEEPSFOOT ROLLERS
DYNAPAC
CF44 35.0 308 342 44,473

2.4 RAMMER, VIBRATORY (TAMPERS)
MACHINE DESCRIPTION
FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
Shoe size (mm) Lbs/blow (KN)
150-250 2590 (11.5) 3.0-4.0 1,374 5,495 16,486
250-280 2695 (12.0) 3.0-4.0 1,570 6,281 18,842
280-330 3025 (13.4) 3.0-4.0 1,668 6,673 20,019
280-335 3375 (15.0) 3.0-4.0 1,766 7,066 21,197
280-250 (diesel) 3604 (16.0) 4.0-5.0 2,748 10,991 32,973
Note: Shoe extension not included.
2.5 PLATE COMPACTORS, VIBRATORY
Gasoline Engine
(single direction)
300-400 2250 (10) 3.50 738 2,953 8,859
400-500 3375-3825 (15-17) 5.00 984 3,938 11,813
500-600 4050-5625 (18-25) 6.0-8.0 1,266 5,063 15,188
Plate Width (mm)
Diesel-reversible
300-400 5400 (24) 4.50 1,779 7,117 21,350
500-700 6525 (29) 6.00 2,847 11,387 34,160
450-600 9008 (40) 8.00 3,558 14,233 42,700
550-700 13500 (60) 13.50 4,575 18,300 54,900
700-1000 19800 (88) 21.00 9,150 36,600 109,800
700-1000 22500 (100) 21.00 10,167 40,667 122,000
Note: Transport trolley not included.
2.6 VIBRATORY, WALK BEHIND ROLLERS
MACHINE DESCRIPTION
DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
Roller width (mm) Lbs/blow (KN) No. of Drums H.P.
500-650 1800-2700 (8-12) 2 (smooth) 6.5 2,491 9,963 29,890
650-750 4050-4500 (18-20) 2 (smooth) 8.0 3,914 15,657 46,970
720 3420 (15.2) 1 (smooth) 8.0 3,203 12,810 38,430
560-820 6975-13950 (31-62) 2 (padfoot) 21.0 7,117 28,467 85,400
Note: Transport Trailers not included
3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT

3.1 CRANES, CRAWLER STANDARD BOOM, MECHANICALLY / HYDRAULIC OPERATED
OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL CAPACITY MT. TONS FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER BARE MONTH
DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS
391-450 600.0 17,297 19,219 2,498,496
341-390 600.0 15,284 17,582 2,285,712
291-340 550.0 13,899 15,443 2,007,577
251-290 500.0 12,790 14,211 1,847,417
221-250 450.0 8,309 9,232 1,200,199
191-220 400.0 7,570 8,411 1,093,378
161-190 400.0 7,348 8,164 1,061,346
141-160 350.0 6,119 6,799 883,883
121-140 350.0 6,011 6,679 868,296
101-120 290.0 4,636 5,151 669,669
91-100 290.0 4,386 4,873 633,490
81-90 285.0 3,130 3,478 452,166
71-80 285.0 2,941 3,268 424,853
61-70 275.0 2,922 3,247 422,136
51-60 275.0 2,273 2,526 328,328
46-50 190.0 2,021 2,245 291,863
41-45 190.0 1,760 1,956 254,254
36-40 190.0 1,556 1,729 224,796
31-35 190.0 1,372 1,525 198,198
26-30 145.0 1,267 1,408 183,040
21-25 145.0 1,245 1,384 179,894
16-20 145.0 1,068 1,187 154,297
11-15 145.0 778 865 112,398
6-10 100.0 558 620 80,652
2-5 100.0 461 513 66,638
3.2 CRANES, TRUCK-MOUNTED, STANDARD LATTICE BOOM, MECHANICALLY / HYDRAULIC OPERATED
ALL MODELS 241-260 350.0 8,187 9,097 1,182,610
221-240 240.0 7,829 8,699 1,130,844
3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT

3.2 CRANES, TRUCK-MOUNTED, STANDARD LATTICE BOOM, MECHANICALLY / HYDRAULIC OPERATED (Cont.)
OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS (Cont.) 201-220 330.0 6,442 8,053 1,046,903
181-200 320.0 5,962 7,453 968,825
161-180 310.0 4,889 6,112 794,508
141-160 300.0 4,341 5,426 705,419
121-140 300.0 4,247 5,309 690,118
101-120 290.0 3,786 4,732 615,186
91-100 290.0 3,614 4,518 587,301
81-90 285.0 2,578 3,223 418,990
71-80 285.0 2,467 3,083 400,829
61-70 280.0 2,183 2,729 354,783
51-60 280.0 1,985 2,482 322,608
4650 246.0 1,661 2,077 296,984
41-45 246.0 1,418 1,772 230,373
36-40 238.0 1,324 1,656 215,215
31-35 238.0 1,243 1,553 201,916
26-30 238.0 1,162 1,452 188,760
21-25 200.0 1,023 1,278 166,166
16-20 180.0 825 1,032 134,134
11-15 160.0 747 934 121,407
6-10 100.0 458 573 74,503
2-5 100.0 391 488 63,492
3.3 CRANES, TRUCK MOUNTED, HYDRAULIC TELESCOPIC BOOM

ALL MODELS 181-200 464.0 7,379 9,224 1,199,055
161-180 420.0 6,872 8,590 1,116,687
141-160 380.0 6,327 7,909 1,028,170
121-140 350.0 5,824 7,280 946,374
101-120 290.0 4,914 6,142 798,512
91-100 290.0 3,667 4,584 595,881
3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.3 CRANES, TRUCK MOUNTED, HYDRAULIC TELESCOPIC BOOM (Cont.)
OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS 81-90 285.0 2,972 3,659 475,618
71-80 285.0 2,380 2,974 386,672
61-70 280.0 2,174 2,717 353,210
51-60 280.0 1,996 2,495 324,324
46-50 246.0 1,844 2,305 299,585
41-45 246.0 1,800 2,250 292,435
36-40 238.0 1,469 1,836 238,667
31-35 238.0 1,416 1,770 230,087
26-30 238.0 1,278 1,597 207,636
21-25 200.0 1,141 1,427 185,471
16-20 180.0 947 1,184 153,868
11-15 160.0 796 994 129,272
6-10 100.0 463 579 75,218
2-5 100.0 414 518 67,353
3.4 CRANES, HYDRAULIC, ROUGH TERRAIN / ALL TERRAIN

ALL MODELS 281-300 500.0 24,901 31,127 4,046,471
251-280 420.0 18,762 23,452 3,048,760
231-250 380.0 13,422 16,777 2,181,036
211-230 360.0 9,632 12,040 1,565,135
191-210 360.0 9,125 11,406 1,482,767
171-190 340.0 7,910 9,888 1,285,427
151-170 340.0 6,783 8,479 1,102,244
131-150 320.0 5,626 7,032 914,199
111-130 300.0 5,257 6,571 854,282
91-110 300.0 5,032 6,290 817,674
81-90 290.0 3,583 4,479 582,296
71-80 290.0 3,322 4,153 539,825
61-70 280.0 2,824 3,530 458,887
51-60 280.0 2,441 3,051 396,682

3.4 CRANES, HYDRAULIC, ROUGH TERRAIN / ALL TERRAIN (Cont.)
OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS (Cont.) 46-50 246.0 2,158 2,697 350,630
41-45 246.0 2,105 2,631 342,056
36-40 210.0 1,890 2,363 307,164
31-35 210.0 1,742 2,177 282,997
26-30 210.0 1,461 1,826 237,380
21-25 200.0 1,341 1,676 217,932
16-20 180.0 1,144 1,430 185,900
13-15 160.0 875 1,093 142,142
10-12.5 123.0 726 908 117,975
5-9 123.0 694 868 112,827
3.50-4.50 100.0 429 537 69,784
ATTACHMENTS:
DRAGLINE OR CLAMSHELL, ADD 10% OF RATE
SHOVEL OR BACKHOE, ADD 35% OF RATE
ORANGE PEEL GRAPPLE, ADD 20% OF RATE
EXTENSION BOOM, ADD 4.00/HR PER FOOT LENGTH OF EXTENSION
JIB BOOM, ADD 10% OF RATE
DROPBALL, 3 TONS, ADD 10% OF RATE
3.5 HOISTS AND TOWER CRANES

3.5.1 POTAIN
LUFFING JIB
MR 90 40M X 8T/ 2.1T 4,362 5,453 708,851
* MR 90B 40M X 8T/ 2.1T 5,988 7,485 973,050
MR 160 50M X 10T/ 2.2T 6,445 8,056 1,047,332
* MR 160B 50M X 8T/ 2.2T 8,733 10,916 1,419,080
MR 205G16 45M X 16T/ 3.9T 9,689 12,111 1,574,430
MR 220 50M X 12T/ 3T 8,014 10,018 1,302,301
*Current Models

3.5 HOISTS AND TOWER CRANES (Cont.)
OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
LUFFING JIB (Cont.)
* MCR 225 55M X 14T/2.15T 6,391 7,989 1,038,570
* MR 225A 45M/50M/55M X 14T/10T/7T/3.9T/3T/2.15T 11,428 14,285 1,857,050
* MR 295-H16 55.2M/60M X 16T/18T/3.15T/2.8T 12,679 15,849 2,060,370
* MR 295-H20 50.3M/55.2M/60M X 20T/16T/10T 13,398 16,747 2,177,110
* MR 295-H25 45.5M/50.3M/56.2M/60M/ X 25T/20T/16T/12T/4.85T/3.75T/2.5T 14,321 17,901 2,327,130
MR 405-H24 40M X 24T/ 10.7T 12,142 15,178 1,973,114
* MR 405B-H24 40M/50M/60M X 24T/18T/12T/10.7T/7.9T/4.7T 18,451 23,064 2,998,320
* MR415-H24 40M/50M/60M X 24T/18T/12T/10.7T/7.9T/5T 21,604 27,005 3,510,650
MR 605-H32 40M X 32T/17.5T 15,205 19,006 2,470,754
* MR 605B-H32 40M/50M/60M X 32T/24T/16T/17.5T/13T/9T 23,394 29,242 3,801,460
HAMMER HEAD
MD 95A 30M X 3T 1,690 2,112 274,560
MD95B 52.5M X 6T/1.4T 2,831 3,539 460,031
MD125A 30M X 3T 2,057 2,572 334,334
MD125B 57.5M X 6T/1.4T 3,143 3,929 510,796
MD175A 30M X 4T 2,487 3,109 404,118
MD 175B 60M X 8T/1.4T 3,554 4,443 577,577
MD185A-H8 30M X 4T 3,088 3,860 501,787
MD 185-8 60M X 8T/2.15T 5,171 6,464 840,268
MD 185-10 60M X 10T/2.15T 5,171 6,464 840,268
MD 208 60M X 10T/2.45T 5,294 6,618 860,288
* MD 208A 62.5M X 10T/2T 7,195 8,994 1,169,220
MD235AJ10 30M X 5T 3,620 4,525 588,302
MD 238 J10 65M X 10T/2.45T 5,932 7,415 963,963
MD 238 J12 65M X 12T/2.4T 6,055 7,569 983,983
*Current Models

OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
3.5.1 POTAIN (Cont.)
HAMMER HEAD (Cont.)
* MD 238A-J10 67.5M X 10T/2.2T 8,050 10,062 1,308,060
* MD 238A-J12 67.5M X 12T/2.15T 8,250 10,312 1,340,560
MD265A-J10 30M X 5T 3,890 4,862 632,060
MD 265B1-J10 65M X 10T/2.85T 1,624 9,530 1,238,952
MD 265B1-J12 65M X 12T/2.65T 7,634 9,543 1,240,525
MD 285B 70M X 12T/ 3.2T 7,996 9,995 1,299,298
* MD 285B 70M X 12T/ 2.8T 11,005 13,756 1,788,280
MD 305B 70M X 12T/ 3.2T 8,281 10,351 1,345,630
* MD 310B-12 70M X 12T/ 3.2T 11,428 14,285 1,857,050
* MD 310B-16 70M X 16T/ 2.7T 12,005 15,006 1,950,780
MD 345BL 12 75M X 12T/ 3.1T 8,965 11,207 1,456,884
MD 345BL 16 75M X 16T/ 2.3T 9,450 11,813 1,535,677
MD345L 12 40M X 6T 6,030 7,537 979,836
MD345L 16 40M X 8T 6,448 8,060 1,047,761
MD 365B-L 12 75M X 12T/ 3.65T 9,394 11,743 1,526,525
MD 365B-L 16 70M X 12T/ 3.2T 9,736 12,170 1,528,152
* MD 365B-L 16 70M X 12T/ 2.8T 13,200 16,500 2,145,000
* MD 485B-20T 90M X 20T/3.1T 17,596 21,995 2,859,350
* MD 485B-25T 90M X 25T/3T 18,574 23,217 3,018,210
MD 500-12T 70M X 16T/ 2.7T 12,837 16,046 2,085,941
MD 500-16T 70M X 16T/ 7T 13,103 16,379 2,129,270
MD 500-20T 70M X 20T/ 6.4T 14,225 17,782 2,311,595
* MD 550-16T 80M X 16T/ 4.5T 19,537 24,421 3,174,730
* MD 550-20T 80M X 20T/ 4.3T 19,975 24,969 3,245,970
* MD550-25T 80M X 25T/ 4.3T 21,036 26,295 3,418,350
* MD560-40T 80M X 40T/ 3.7T 34,075 42,594 5,537,220
MD 650-25T 80M X 25T/ 5.9T 15,167 18,959 2,464,605
*Current Models

OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
HAMMER HEAD (Cont.)
MD 650-32T 80M X 32T/ 5.5T 17,021 21,276 2,765,906
MD 650-40T 80M X 40T/ 5.5T 17,478 21,847 2,840,123
MD 900-20T 70M X 20T/ 12.2T 27,750 34,687 4,509,362
MD 900-32T 70M X 32T/ 11T 28,263 35,329 4,592,731
MD 900/50T 65M X 12T/2.65T 30,128 37,660 4,895,748
* MD 900B-25T 70M X 25T/ 14.05T 38,410 48,013 6,241,690
* MD 900B-32T 70M X 32T/ 14.15T 39,173 48,966 6,365,580
* MD 900B-40T 70M X 40T/ 14.15T 39,671 49,589 6,446,570
* MD 900B-50T 70M X 50T/ 13T 41,696 52,120 6,775,600
MD 1400-32T 80M X 32T/ 14.5T 41,369 51,711 6,722,430
* MD 1400-50T 80M X 50T/ 12.5T 59,018 73,773 9,590,490
* MD 1400-64T 80M X 64T/ 12.5T 59,404 74,255 9,653,150
* MD 2200-32T 80M X 32T/ 22.8T 78,543 98,179 12,763,270
* MD 2200-50T 80M X 50T/ 21.5T 79,773 99,716 12,963,080
* MD 2200-64T 80M X 64T/ 20T 80,184 100,230 13,029,900
H30/23C 60M X 12T/ 2.3T 2,213 2,767 359,645
H30/30C+C122 60M X 12T/ 3T 2,505 3,132 407,121
K5-50C 70M X 20T/ 5T 13,027 16,283 2,116,829
K4-56C 70M X 16T/ 5.6T 12,019 15,024 1,953,094
K3-59C 70M X 12T/ 5.9T 11,772 14,715 1,912,911
MC 45A 20M X 2.0T 689 861 111,969
MC 48B 35M X 2.5T/ 1T 1,082 1,352 175,747
* MC 48C-2T 36M X 2T/ 1T 1,353 1,691 219,830
* MC 48C-2.5T 36M X 2.5T/ 1T 1,365 1,706 221,780
MC 50A 20M X 2.5T 816 1,020 132,561
MC 50B 40M X 2.5T/ 1T 1,272 1,590 206,635
* MC 50C 42M X 2.5T/ 1T 1,691 2,114 274,820
*Current Models

OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
HAMMER HEAD (Cont.)
* MC 58 42M X 2.5T/ 1.2T 1,705 2,131 277,030
MC 65A 20M X 2.5T 909 1,136 147,719
MC 68B 45M X 3T/ 1T 1,385 1,731 225,082
* MC 68C 46M X 2.5T/ 1T 1,764 2,205 286,650
* MC 68C 46M X 3T/ 1T 1,793 2,241 291,330
MC 85A 20M X 2.5T 1,104 1,379 179,322
MC 85B 50M X 5T/ 1.3T 1,804 2,255 293,150
* MC 115B 55M X 6T/ 1.6T 1,642 2,052 266,760
* MC 175B 60M X 8T/ 1.4T 1,969 2,461 319,930
* MC 205B 60M X 10T/ 2.4T 2,782 3,478 452,140
* MC 235B 65M X 10T/ 2.05T 3,131 3,914 508,820
MC-300 70M X 12T/ 3T 2,505 3,132 407,121
* MC 310K12 70M X 12T/ 3.2T 3,819 4,774 620,620
* MC 310K16 70M X 16T/ 2.7T 4,584 5,730 744,900
* MC 475 80M X 25T/ 3T 7,485 9,356 1,216,280
SELF ERECTING
GTMR331B 24.5M X 4T 1,621 2,026 263,406
GTMR331B 24.5M X 4T 1,621 2,026 263,406
GTMR331C 35M X 4T/ 1.15T 1,566 1,958 254,540
GTMR336A 27.8M X 4T 2,238 2,797 363,649
GTMR336B 40M X 4T 1.15T 2,089 2,611 339,482
GTMR346 45M X 5T/ 1T 2,651 3,313 430,716
GTMR346A 28M X 5T 2,960 3,700 481,052
* GTMR 346B 45M X 6T/ 1.1T 3,806 4,757 618,410
* GTMR 360B 6T 2,046 2,558 332,540
GTMR386 50M X 8T/ 1.35T 3,525 4,407 572,858
*Current Models

OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
SELF ERECTING (Cont.)
GTMR386A 31M X 8T 3,840 4,800 624,052
* GTMR386B 50M X 8T 1.35T 5,834 7,292 947,960
GTMR400 50M X 10T/ 1.73T 3,487 4,359 566,709
GTMR400A 33.75M X 8T 4,140 5,176 672,815
HD40A 31M X 4T 1,706 2,133 277,277
* HD40A 35M X 4T/ 1T 2,286 2,857 371,410
HD32A 24M X 4T 1,467 1,834 283,381
HD26C 26M X 3T 1,348 1,685 219,076
HD26C-2T 26M X 2T 1,293 1,616 210,067
HD16C 24M X 2T/ 0.75T 1,024 1,280 166,452
HD16C 20M X 1.5T 903 1,129 146,718
HD 14C 18.5M X 1.2T 864 1,080 140,426
HD40A 35M X 4T/ 1T 1,595 1,993 259,116
HD36 32M X 4T/ 1T 1,490 1,862 242,099
HD32 30M X 4T/ 1.06T 1,395 1,744 226,655
HD30 30M X 2T/ 0.85T 1,300 1,625 211,211
HD25 27M X 2T/ 0.8T 1,205 1,506 195,767
HD12 18M X 1.2T 773 966 125,554
HD11 18M X 1.2T 626 782 101,673
HD10A 16.2M X 1T/ 0.6T 657 822 106,821
HD10A 16.2M X 1.2T 576 721 93,665
HDM40 35M X 4T/ 1T 2,564 3,205 416,702
* HDM40A 35M X 1T/ 1T 3,062 3,827 497,510
HDM32 30M X 4T/ 1T 2,299 2,874 373,659
HDT70 45M X 6T/ 1T 3,050 3,813 495,638
*Current Models

OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
SELF ERECTING (Cont.)
HDT70 31M X 6T 3,376 4,220 548,548
* HDT80 45M X 6T 1.2T 4,492 5,615 729,950
HDT80 45M X 6T/ 1.25T 3,732 4,665 606,463
* IGO 10 16M X 1.3T/0.6T 907 1,134 147,420
* IGO 11 18M X 1.3T/0.65T 953 1,191 154,830
* IGO 12 18M X 1.3T/ 0.7T 1,013 1,266 164,580
* IGO 13 20M X 1.8T/ 0.7T 1,068 1,335 173,550
IGO 15 22M X 1.8T/ 0.7T 891 1,114 144,859
IGO 18 24M X 1.8T/ 0.7T 1,029 1,286 167,167
* IGO 21 26M X 1.8T/ 0.7T 1,406 1,758 228,540
* IGO 22 28M X 1.8T/ 0.85T 1,564 1,955 254,150
* IGO 24 26M X 2.4T/ 1T 1,656 2,070 269,100
* IGO 26 26M X 2.4T/ 1T 2,009 2,511 326,430
* IGO 26 26M X 3.2T/ 1T 1,835 2,294 298,220
* IGO 28A 28M X 2.4T/ 1T 1,990 2,488 323,440
* IGO 28A 28M X 3.2T/ 1.1T 2,122 2,653 344,890
* IGO 32 30M X 4T/ 1T 2,093 2,616 340,080
* IGO 36 32M X 4T/ 1T 2,214 2,768 359,840
* IGO 50 40M X 4T/ 1T 2,655 3,319 431,470
* IGO MA13 22M X 1.8T/ 0.4T 1,750 2,187 284,310
* IGO MB13 20M X 1.8T/ 0.7T 1,425 1,781 231,530
* IGO MB13A 22M X 1.8T/ 0.6T 1,554 1,943 252,590
* IGO M18 24M X 1.8T/ 0.7T 1,819 2,274 29,520
* IGO T70 40M X 4T/ 0.3T
435A-DM42 36M X 4T 708 886 115,115
744CS-DM45 43.4M X 10T 1,230 1,538 199,914
TOPLESS
* MDT 98-1.2M 55M X 6T/ 1.2T 3,377 4,221 548,730
* MDT 128 55M X 6T/ 1.6T 4,531 5,664 736,320
*Current Models

OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
TOPLESS (Cont.)
MDT 132 G8 55M X 8T/ 1.6T 5,951 7,436 966,966
MDT 162 G8 60M X 8T 1.8T 6,150 7,688 999,427
* MDT 178 60M X 8T/ 1.5T 5,135 6,419 834,470
MDT 192-H12 60M X 12T/ 2.2T 6,712 8,390 1,090,661
MDT 222-J12 65M X 12T/ 2.4T 8,376 10,470 1,361,074
MDT 302-L12 75M X 12T/ 2.3T 9,736 12,170 1,582,152
MDT 302-L16 75M X 16T/ 2.1T 10,431 13,038 1,694,979
MDT 412-L10 75M X 10T/ 3.1T 11,695 14,619 1,900,470
MDT 412-L16 75M X 16T/ 3T 11,486 14,357 1,866,436
MDT 412-L20 75M X 20T/ 2.7T 11,905 14,881 1,934,504
TOPKIT F2/23B 50M X 2.3T 1,482 1,852 240,812
325A 25M X 1T 575 718 93,379
RITHIER
GT1372 60M X 9T 2,338 2,923 379,951
GT1297 50M X 6T 1,331 1,663 216,216
GT1296 45M X 6T 1,205 1,506 195,767
GT1268 40M X 4.5T 1,029 1,286 167,167
GT1174 40M X 4T 1,079 1,394 175,318
ALIMAK
SUPER SCANDO 32/40C 3,094 3,868 502,788
SCANDO 20/30 1,235 1,543 200,629
SCANDO 20/30TD 1,331 1,663 216,216
SCANDO 20/32 818 1,022 132,860
SCANDO 20/32TD 902 1,127 146,510
PECCO SN 160-12 2,232 2,790 362,648
PECCO SN 160-16 2,365 2,957 384,384
BKT, BN135 2,314 2,892 375,947
SIMMA, GT181 40M X 4T 1,129 1,411 183,469
CRANE, TOWER SELF-CLIMB, 12T MAXLOAD 2,188 2,735 355,498
COMEDIL GRU CT4824 48.9M X 2.4-5T 1,482 1,852 240,812
*Current Models

3.6 AERIAL LIFTS, SELF PROPELLED
FLYWHEEL OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL CAPACITY BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
SCISSOR LIFTS, ELECTRIC (Battery powered)
GENIE
GS2646 26Ft. Heights X 32 Ft. Range 345 431 56,056
JLG
CM2033 750 lbs. X 20Ft. Hts X 26'Range 207 259 33,605
NIKKEN Model 6MEX 2 Passengers 205 256 33,319
HAULOTTE
Model CISEAUS-2565 107 134 17,420
SCISSOR LIFTS, ROUGH TERRAIN (Gas/Diesel)
GENIE
GS3268 32Ft. Hts X 40 Ft. Range 23.0 711 889 115,544
GS4080 40Ft. Hts X 46 Ft. Range 60.0 1,109 1,386 180,180
JLG
25RTS 200 lbs. X 25Ft. Hts X 31'Range 30.0 420 525 68,211
SCISSOR BOOM LIFTS, TELESCOPIC (Gas/Diesel)
GENIE
S40 40Ft. Hts X 46 Ft. Range 60.0 1,480 1,850 240,526
S60 60Ft. Hts X 66 Ft. Range 60.0 1,922 2,402 312,312
S65 65Ft. Hts X 71 Ft. Range 60.0 2,045 2,556 332,332
S80 80Ft. Hts X 86 Ft. Range 60.0 2,567 3,209 417,131
S100 100Ft. Hts X 106 Ft. Range 81.0 3,170 3,962 515,086
S120 120Ft. Hts X 126 Ft. Range 81.0 3,713 4,641 603,317
*Current Models

3.6 AERIAL LIFTS, SELF PROPELLED
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
STRAIGHT BOOM LIFTS, TELESCOPIC (Gas/Diesel) Cont.
JLG
40H 1000 lbs. X 40Ft. Hts X 46'Range 43.0 772 965 125,411
60H 1000 lbs. X 60Ft. Hts X 66'Range 43.0 1,046 1,308 170,027
80H 1000 lbs. X 80Ft. Hts X 86'Range 43.0 1,511 1,889 245,531
110HX 1000 lbs. X 110Ft. Hts X 116'Range 50.0 1,888 2,360 306,735
120HX 1000 lbs. X 120Ft. Hts X 126'Range 50.0 2,220 2,775 360,789
30E 500 lbs. X 30Ft. Hts X 13.5'Reach 289 361 46,904
ARTICULATING BOOM, HYDRAULIC (Gas. Powered)
GENIE, Z45/40 36.0 1,195 1,494 194,194
JLG
40HA 500 lbs. X 40Ft. Hts X 23.8'Reach 50.0 773 966 125,554
45HA 500 lbs. X 45Ft. Hts X 22.5'Reach 50.0 666 833 108,251
60HA 500 lbs. X 60Ft. Hts X 33'Reach 50.0 1,013 1,266 164,593
3.7 FORKLIFTS
CAPACITY-LBS. (M.T.)
ALL MODELS 3000 (1.36) 50.0 478 597 77,649
4000 (1.81) 50.0 535 669 86,944
Diese Driven 5000 (2.27) 50.0 543 679 88,231
Standard Mast 6000 (2.72) 60.0 645 806 104,819
Pneumatic Tire 7000 (3.18) 65.0 725 906 117,832
8000 (3.63) 65.0 791 989 128,557

3.7 FORKLIFTS (Cont.)
MODEL CAPACITY-LBS. (M.T.) BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
STRAIGHT BOOM LIFTS, TELESCOPIC (Gas/Diesel) Cont.
ALL MODELS (Cont.) 11000 (4.99) 80.0 1,089 1,362 177,034
13000 (5.90) 80.0 1,220 1,525 198,198
15000 (6.80) 89.0 1,281 1,602 208,208
Diesel Driven 16500 (7.48) 89.0 1,283 1,604 208,494
Standard Mast 18000 (8.16) 114.0 1,365 1,706 221,793
Pneumatic Tire 20000 (9.07) 119.0 1,422 1,778 231,088
22500 (10.20) 121.0 1,514 1,893 246,103
25000 (11.34) 132.0 1,563 1,954 253,968
27500 (12.47) 132.0 1,610 2,012 261,547
30000 (13.60) 132.0 1,676 2,094 272,272
35000 (15.87) 161.0 1,844 2,305 299,585
40000 (18.14) 161.0 2,467 3,083 400,829
45000 (20.41) 161.0 2,627 3,284 426,855
50000 (22.68) 180.0 2,998 3,748 487,201
60000 (27.21) 199.0 3,262 1,078 530,101
70000 (31.75) 238.0 4,022 5,027 653,510
80000 (36.28) 238.0 4,621 5,776 750,893
100000 (45.35) 360.0 5,618 7,022 912,912
3.8 INTEGRATED TOOL CARRIERS
SERIAL NO. CAPACITY FLYWHEEL OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL BARE MONTH
SERIES (YR.MFG.) CU.M. CU.YD. HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
CATERPILLAR
IT28B 1HF (1986-93) 1.53 2.00 110.0 1,696 2,120 275,561
IT28B 1HF (1986-93) 1.53 2.00 110.0 1,375 1,719 223,509
IT18B 4ZD (1986-93) 1.15 2.00 95.0 1,421 1,777 230,945
IT14B 3NJ (1990-93) 1.00 2.00 75.0 1,316 1,645 213,785

3.8 INTEGRATED TOOL CARRIERS
MODEL BARE MONTH
CATERPILLAR (Cont.)
IT12B 1KF (1989-93) 1.00 2.00 65.0 1,213 1,516 197,054
IT12 2YC (1985-91) 0.95 2.00 65.0 640 800 103,961
3.9 TELESCOPIC HANDLER
3.9.1 CATERPILLAR
TH62 81.0 1,383 1,729 224,796
TH63 81.0 1,507 1,884 244,959
TH82 81.0 1,552 1,940 252,252
3.9.2 JCB
537-130 106.0 1,715 2,144 278,707
537-120 106.0 1,577 1,971 256,256
3.9.3 MANITOU
MT 732 81.50 1,107 1,384 179,894
MT 932 81.50 1,027 1,284 166,881
MT 845 T 81.50 1,152 1,440 187,187
MT 1233 S 81.50 1,134 1,418 184,327
MT 1337 SL 81.50 1,168 1,460 189,761
MT 1637 SLT 104.00 1,321 1,651 214,643
MVT 665 T 106.00 1,385 1,731 225,082
MVT 675 T 106.00 1,436 1,795 233,376
MRT 1432 106.00 1,401 1,751 227,656
MRT 1542 106.00 1,217 1,521 197,769
MRT 1650 106.00 1,309 1,637 212,784
MRT 1850 123.00 1,338 1,673 217,503
MRT 2145 123.00 1,606 2,008 260,975
MHT 7140 170.00 1,822 2,277 296,010
MHT 10180 170.00 1,925 2,406 312,741
4.0 EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT

4.1 BACKHOE, HYDRAULIC, CRAWLER MOUNTED
SERIAL NO. CAPACITY FLYWHEEL FUEL OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL BARE MONTH
SERIES (YR.MFG.) CU.M. CU.YD. HORSEPOWER CONSUMPTION DRY HOUR
(LTR./HR.)
4.1.1 CATERPILLAR
* 345C 2001-up 2.00 2.39 345.0 7,329 9,161 1,190,930
345B 4SS (1997-00) 2.60 3.40 290.0 4,472 5,590 726,726
* 330D NBD (2006-08) 2.10 2.75 268.0 5,342 6,677 868,010
330B/BL 8TR00396 (1998-up) 2.10 2.70 222.0 3,778 4,722 613,899
330L 6SK (1992-95) 1.50 1.96 222.0 3,393 4,242 551,408
330 9PJ (1992-95) 1.50 1.96 222.00 3,338 4,172 542,399
* 325DL SCR (2006-08) 1.15 1.77 204.00 4,284 5,355 696,150
325BL 6DN (1996-01) 1.30 1.70 168.00 3,207 4,008 521,092
325L 7CJ (1991-95) 1.30 1.70 168.00 2,772 3,465 450,450
325 8JG (1991-95) 1.30 1.70 168.00 2,667 3,334 433,433
322BL 8NR (1996-2001) 1.10 1.47 153.00 2,900 3,626 471,328
* 320D FAL (2006) 0.98 1.29 138.00 3,043 3,804 494,520
320C/CL HKT (2004-06) 1.00 1.31 138.00 2,485 3,106 403,832
320B / 320BL 6CR05219 (2000) 1.00 1.31 128.00 2,338 2,923 379,951
320L 1TL (1991-96) 1.00 1.31 128.00 2,004 2,505 325,611
320 7WK (1991-96) 1.00 1.31 128.00 1,703 2,129 276,705
* 318C BTG (2003) 0.88 1.16 94.00 2,421 3,026 393,380
* 315C CFL (2001) 0.60 0.78 110.00 2,396 2,995 389,350
315B 1SW (1997-01) 0.84 1.10 99.00 2,375 2,969 385,957
* 314C CR KHB (2001-02) 0.52 0.68 90.00 6.0-9-0 2,205 2,756 358,280
* 312C BNN (2001-02) 90.00 6.0-9-0 2,165 2,706 351,780
312B 6SW (1998-01) 0.63 0.82 84.00 2,174 2,717 353,210
312BL 9FS (1997-01) 0.63 0.82 84.00 1,796 2,245 291,863
ATTACHMENTS:
For certain models of Backhoe, Hydraulic, Crawler Mounted additional rates for attachments are allowed:
Hydraulic Pavement Breaker - Add 35% of Rate
Pavement Breaker - Air Driven - Add 20% of Rate + Air Compressor Rate
*Current Models
4.0 EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

4.1 BACKHOE, HYDRAULIC, CRAWLER MOUNTED (Cont.)
CAPACITY FUEL
SERIAL NO. FLYWHEEL OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL CONSUMPTION BARE MONTH
(LTR./HR.)
* 311C U CLK (2001-03) 0.52 0.68 79.0 6.0-9.0 1,923 2,404 312,520
311B 2MS (1996-01) 0.63 0.82 79.0 1,950 2,438 316,888
* 308C CR CPE (2001-06) 0.25 0.33 54.0 5.0-8.0 1,557 1,946 252,980
* 307C BCM (2000-06) 0.25 0.33 54.0 5.0-8.0 1,517 1,896 246,480
307 2WM (1994-97) 0.28 0.37 54.0 1,177 1,472 191,334
* 305C CR DSA (2001-03) 0.14 0.19 42.0 5.7-6.6 1,271 1,589 206,570
* 304C CR NAD (2002-05) 0.14 0.19 35.5 4.8-5.8 1,172 1,465 190,450
* 303C CR 2006 0.10 0.09 30.0 4.0-4.7 1,081 1,351 175,630
303.5 AFW (2000-05) 0.13 0.16 25.5 1,235 1,543 200,629
* 302.5C 4AZ (1999-05) 0.06 0.08 24.9 3.3-3.8 721 901 117,130
* 301.8C BFA (2000-05) 0.04 0.05 18.0 2.5-2.9 654 817 106,210
* 301.6C BDH (2000-05) 0.04 0.05 17.4 2.5-2.9 644 805 104,650
301.5 3YW (1998-05) 0.06 0.07 17.4 692 865 112,398
E650 3LG1 (1987-92) 2.60 3.40 357.0 7,549 9,436 1,226,654
E450 3JG1 (1987-93) 1.95 2.55 276.0 4,451 5,564 723,294
EL300B 3FJ1 (1990-91) 1.38 1.80 206.0 2,751 3,439 447,018
E300B 1WJ1 (1990-91) 1.38 1.80 206.0 26,214 3,267 424,710
EL240B 5WG1 (1989-92) 1.15 1.50 148.0 2,079 2,599 337,909
E240B 8SF1 (1989-92) 1.15 1.50 148.0 2,020 2,525 328,185
EL200B 7DF1 (1987-91) 1.09 1.42 118.0 1,786 2,233 290,290
E200B 6KF1 (1987-91) 1.09 1.42 118.0 1,727 2,159 280,709
E140 1PF1 (1987-94) 0.63 0.82 89.0 1,391 11,739 226,083
E120B 7NF (1990-92) 0.57 0.75 84.0 1,310 1,638 212,927
E110B 9HF (1990-92) 0.52 0.68 79.0 1,235 1,543 200,629
E70B 7YF (1989-94) 0.28 0.37 54.0 988 1,235 160,589
245B SERIES II 6MF /ISJ (198-92) 2.63 3.50 360.0 9,462 11,827 1,537,536
235C 4DG, 5AF, 2PG 1.91 2.50 250.0 6,073 7,591 986,843
3WG (1988-92)
231D 1NK (1990-94) 1.61 2.10 200.0 3,695 4,619 600,457
225D 6RG (1989-91) 1.18 1.54 150.0 3,729 4,662 606,034
*Current Models

MODEL BARE MONTH
4.1.2 DAEWOO
SOLAR 450-3 0001-0310 (1998-00) 1.90 2.47 296.0 3,168 3,960 514,800
SOLAR 400LC-3 0001-0399 (1995-98) 1.70 2.22 260.0 2,609 3,262 423,995
SOLAR 330LC-3 0001-0999 (1996-98) 1.30 1.90 244.0 2,154 2,693 350,064
* SOLAR 300LC-5 0001-9999 (2003-06) 1.75 2.30 197.0 3,822 4,778 621,140
SOLAR 280LC-3 5001-29999 (1995-98) 1.15 1.50 195.0 1,909 2,386 310,167
* SOLAR 255LC-5 0001-1144 (2003-06) 1.15 1.50 162.0 3,223 4,029 523,770
* SOLAR 255LC-5 0001-2159 (2003-06) 1.00 1.31 148.0 2,906 3,633 472,290
SOLAR 220LC-3 0500-50999 (1996-02) 0.80 1.04 138.0 1,597 1,997 259,545
* SOLAR 175LC-5 0001-1999 (2003-06) 0.70 0.94 118.0 2,416 3,020 392,600
SOLAR 170-3 0001-1019 (1997-00) 0.60 0.91 113.0 1,373 1,716 223,080
* SOLAR 140LC-5 0001-1769 (2004-06) 0.50 0.65 95.0 2,141 2,676 347,880
SOLAR 130-3 0001-0999 (1996-98) 0.50 0.65 110.0 1,037 1,296 168,454
SOLAR 70-3 0001-0259 (1997-99) 0.25 0.30 56.0 947 1,184 153,868
SOLAR S55 1001-35653 (1999-06) 0.15 0.20 50.6 734 917 119,262
SOLAR S035 0001-0749 (1997-01) 0.10 0.13 26.0 621 777 100,958
SOLAR S030 0.07 0.09 20.0 574 717 93,236
SOLAR S015 1001-1269 (1997-00) 0.04 0.05 15.5 479 598 77,792
SOLAR 010 0001-0401 (1997-99) 0.02 0.03 9.50 330 413 53,625
4.1.3 HITACHI
EX1800-3 182 (1996) 9.60 12.48 912.0 2,227 27,847 3,620,045
EX1100-3 17E (1987-96) 4.60 6.00 560.0 10,508 13,135 1,707,563
EX800H-5 3.30 4.30 440.0 7,407 9,259 1,203,631
EX750-5BE 17C (1996) 4.10 5.33 440.0 7,422 9,277 1,206,062
EX750-5 3.30 4.30 440.0 7,198 8,997 1,169,597
EX 450LG-5 006037-80348 (1997-01) 1.80 2.35 305.0 3,709 4,637 602,745
EX 400 001421-7157 (1988-96) 1.60 2.09 284.0 3,995 4,994 649,220
EX 270LC-5 010106-50233 (1997-02) 1.10 1.43 170.0 2,570 3,212 417,560
EX 270 DX (1987-96) 1.00 1.31 167.3 2,396 2,995 389,389
*Current Models

MODEL BARE MONTH
4.1.3 HITACHI (Cont.)
EX225USR 0.80 1.04 135.0 2,075 2,594 337,194
EX220-5 (1995-96) 0.76 1.00 160.0 2,359 2,949 383,383
EX 220-2 (1990-92) 0.90 1.18 157.2 2,059 2,574 334,620
EX 220-2 (1990-92) 0.70 0.92 126.8 1,821 2,276 295,867
EX220-5 14M (1996) 0.80 1.04 135.0 2,087 2,609 339,196
EX150LC-5 (1987-93) 0.60 0.91 100.0 1,773 2,217 288,145
EX 150 001297-3668 (1988-98) 0.55 0.72 96.3 1,436 1,795 233,376
EX 120-2 (1990-92) 0.45 0.58 86.2 1,211 1,514 196,768
EX 100-5 002840-120128 (1998-02) 0.45 0.58 80.0 1,385 1,731 225,082
EX 60-5 0.28 0.37 55.0 1,074 1,343 174,603
EX 60 0.28 0.37 55.0 1,117 1,396 181,467
EX45-2 0.16 0.21 36.0 867 1,084 140,855
EX30-2 0.09 0.12 23.5 583 728 94,666
EX22-2 0.07 0.09 18.5 510 637 82,797
EX12-2 0.04 0.05 16.50 477 596 77,506
4.1.4 HYUNDAI
* R500LC-7 610001-610049 (2005-07) 320.0 5,654 7,067 918,710
R450LC-3 10001-10241 (1996-98) 2.09 2.71 286.0 3,059 3,824 497,068
* R450LC-7 0501-534 (1993-94) 320.0 5,418 6,773 880,490
* R360LC-7A 110001-210034 (2003-07) 271.0 4,570 5,713 742,690
R360LC-3 10001-302 (1996-98) 1.62 2.10 247.0 2,773 3,466 450,593
* R320LC-7 110001-784 (2003-06) 232.0 3,833 4,791 622,830
* R305LC-7 . 235.0 3,763 4,704 611,520
* R290LC-7A 110001-710312 (2003-07) 197.0 3,458 4,323 561,990
R290LC-3 0525-11234 (1993-99) 1.27 1.65 183.0 2,094 2,617 340,197
* R250LC-7 110157-111045 (2004-07) 163.0 2,970 3,712 482,560
* R210LC-7 611001-5889 (2003-07) 143.0 2,586 3,232 420,160
*Current Models

MODEL BARE MONTH
4.1.3 HYUNDAI (Cont.)
* R210-7 10001-14599 (1996-98) 143.0 2,514 3,143 408,590
R210LC-3 10001-4599 (1996-98) 0.87 1.13 130.0 1,595 1,993 259,116
* R180LC-7 210001-209 (2003-06) 116.0 2,278 2,847 370,110
* R160LC-7 110039-851 (2004-07) 116.0 2,221 2,776 360,880
* R140LC-7 611001-2778 (2004-07) 105.0 2,054 2,568 333,840
R130LC-3 10001-11759 (1995-00) 0.50 0.65 101.0 1,302 1,628 211,640
* R110-7 84.0 1,782 2,227 289,510
* R80-7 59.0 1,386 1,733 225,290
* R55-7 52.0 1,149 1,436 186,680
4.1.5 IHI
IS-310J 1.20 1.60 210.0 3,073 3,841 499,356
IS-200J-2 0.80 1.00 130.0 1,957 2,446 318,032
IS-190 0.70 0.92 106.5 1,556 1,945 252,824
IS-110GX (1988-93) 0.62 0.82 94.3 1,424 1,780 231,374
IS-110J2 0.50 0.65 94.0 1,311 1,639 213,070
IS-110 0.50 0.65 94.3 1,117 1,396 181,467
IS-55J-2 8003001-5099 (1996-99) 0.16 0.21 50.0 923 1,154 150,007
IS-45J-2 0.14 0.18 40.0 748 935 121,550
IS30J 0.08 0.10 30.0 605 757 98,384
4.1.6 KATO
* HD2045 III 2008 2.00 2.63 306.0 7,044 8,805 1,144,650
* HD 1430 III 2008 1.40 1.84 231.0 3,790 4,738 615,940
* HD 1023 III 2008 1.00 1.31 167.0 2,946 3,683 478,790
* HD 820 III 2008 0.80 1.00 150.0 2,538 3,173 412,490
HD-650SE (1982-84) 0.65 0.85 98.0 832 1,040 135,135
* HD 513 III 2008 0.50 0.65 91.0 1,874 2,343 304,590
* HD308 2008 0.28 0.38 55.0 1,358 1,697 220,610
*Current Models

CAPACITY FUEL
(LTR./HR.)
4.1.7 KOBELCO
SK600 1992 3.50 4.50 300.0 6,276 7,845 1,019,876
SK430-III 1993 2.20 2.86 300.0 4,142 5,178 673,101
SK310-III 1993 1.60 2.08 230.0 3,014 3,758 489,775
SK220-V (1989-93) 1.40 1.82 163.0 2,383 2,979 387,244
SK200-V (1989-93) 1.20 1.56 140.0 1,985 2,482 322,608
SK120-V (1989-93) 0.70 0.91 84.0 1,316 1,646 213,928
SK100-V (1989-90) 0.50 0.65 76.0 1,206 1,508 196,053
SK60-V (1989-93) 0.34 0.44 56.0 946 1,183 153,725
SK45SR PY711-607756 (1998-02) 0.14 0.18 37.0 725 906 117,832
SK40SR 0.13 0.16 30.5 691 864 112,255
SK35SR PX09088167-1109844 (2001-04) 0.11 0.14 26.3 572 715 92,950
SK30SR PW0820325-1023015 (2001-04) 0.09 0.11 23.0 453 567 73,645
SK25SR PV0712527 (1998-02) 0.08 0.10 21.2 451 564 73,359
SK20SR 0.06 0.08 14.4 394 493 64,064
SK15SR PU06386-707052 (1998-01) 0.04 0.05 14.5 354 442 57,486
4.1.8 KOMATSU
* PC1250-7 20002-249 (2002-07) 5.20 6.80 651.0 52.2-65.2 13,915 17,394 2,261,220
PC1100-6 H010016 (2001-05) 5.00 6.54 611.0 51-64 15,233 19,041 2,475,330
* PC800-7 40001-up (2004) 5.00 6.50 454.0 70.0-87.5 11,424 14,280 1,856,400
PC800-6 30001-up (2001-up) 5.00 6.50 444.0 37-46 8,471 10,589 1,376,518
* PC750-7 20001-140 (2004-06) 4.50 5.89 454.0 70.0-87.5 10,798 13,497 1,754,610
PC750-6 10008-1006 (1996-02) 4.50 5.90 444.0 37-46 7,235 9,044 1,175,746
* PC 650-5 1994 3.80 5.00 404.0 32-42 8,300 10,375 1,348,750
PC 650-3 10501-20031 (1986-92) 3.80 5.00 404.0 32-42 6,837 8,546 1,110,967
* PC600-7 20001-181 (2003-06) 3.50 4.58 385.0 33.2-41.5 7,521 9,401 1,222,130
PC600SE-6 3.50 4.58 385.0 7,191 8,989 1,168,596
* PC600-6 10001-1129 (2000-05) 3.50 4.58 385.0 34-42 7,797 9,746 1,266,980
* PC450-7 65045-354 (2007-08) 3.00 4.00 330.0 25.7-32.1 7,138 8,922 159,860
*Current Models

CAPACITY FUEL
(LTR./HR.)
* PC400-7 65243-352 (2007-08) 2.60 3.40 306.0 25.7-32.1 6,718 8,397 1,091,610
PC400-6 32001-up 2.60 3.40 306.0 27-31 5,662 7,077 920,062
PC400-5A (1989-92) 1.80 2.35 276.0 21.7-26.4 3,360 4,200 545,974
* PC350-7 20001-up (2004) 1.60 1.83 242.0 16.3-24.4 5,391 6,739 876,070
PC310-5 10001-up (1989-up) 1.50 2.00 220.0 2,763 3,454 449,020
* PC300-8 2008 3,812 4,765 619,489
* PC300LC-8 A086136-90001 (2007-08) 4,109 5,136 667,693
* PC300-7 55263 (2007-08) 1.40 1.83 242.0 16.3-24.4 3,302 4,127 536,510
* PC300 SE-6 300-6-J (1998) 2.10 2.75 242.0 3,198 3,997 519,610
PC300-5A 21401-up (1989-92) 1.32 1.73 207.0 16.1-20.8 2,604 3,255 423,137
* PC228 US-6 2001 1.05 1.37 143.0 3,819 4,774 620,620
PC220-7 60010-5795 (2002-08) 1.26 1.65 168.0 13.3-18.7 3,344 4,180 543,401
PC220-6LC 52852-up (1992) 1.00 1.31 158.0 15-17 3,173 3,967 515,658
PC220-6 1.00 1.31 153.0 2,795 3,494 454,168
PC220-5A (1988-92) 1.00 1.31 153.0 12.7-15.6 2,309 2,886 357,232
* PC200-8 C62074-264 (2007-08) 143.0 3,080 3,850 500,522
* PC200LC-8 A088001-9055 (2007-08) 143.0 3,152 3,940 512,223
* PC200-7B C50063 1.25 1.54 143.0 2,933 3,666 476,580
PC200-7A 20001-up (2002) 1.17 1.53 143.0 9.4-14.1 2,367 2,959 348,670
PC200-6 0.80 1.05 133.0 12-14 2,346 2,933 381,238
* PC200 LC-5 67200 (1996) 0.90 1.18 123.0 2,274 2,843 369,590
PC200-5 45001-64889 (1988-92) 0.80 1.05 123.0 1,706 2,133 277,277
PC200-3 20001-38418 (1984-90) 0.80 1.05 118.0 1,595 1,994 259,259
* PC160LC-7 K045528 (2003-05) 0.70 0.92 111.0 7.2-10.8 2,144 2,680 348,400
* PC138US-2 1001-2257 (2002-08) 0.60 0.78 88.9 6.1-9.2 1,935 2,419 314,470
* PC130-6 1992 0.50 0.65 86.0 6.1-9.2 1,896 2,370 308,100
* PC128US-2 (1999-04) 2150-8503 0.55 0.72 86.0 6.1-9.2 1,864 2,330 302,900
PC120-6 47703-up (1992) 0.60 0.78 86.0 6.1-9.2 1,595 1,993 259,116
PC120-5 30001-40176 (1988-92) 0.50 0.65 84.0 6.7-8.7 1,284 1,605 208,637
*Current Models

MODEL BARE MONTH
(LTR./HR.)
PC120-3 18001-26417 (1984-90) 0.50 0.65 84.0 1,257 1,571 204,204
PC110R-1 2001 0.40 0.52 95.0 6.7-8.7 1,757 2,197 285,571
PC100-6 46448-46961 (1999-02) 0.44 0.58 79.0 6.6-8.4 1,381 1,726 224,367
PC100-5A (1990-92) 0.44 0.58 79.0 6.6-8.4 1,221 1,527 198,484
PC100-3 18005-32844 (1984-90) 0.44 0.58 79.0 1,182 1,477 192,049
PC95R-2 2001 0.34 0.44 82.5 6.6-8.4 1,541 1,926 250,393
* PC78US-6 4453-13045 (2002-08) 0.34 0.45 54.0 3.6-5.3 1,450 1,813 235,690
PC75R-2 E200120-10261 (2000-03) 0.13 0.17 68.0 3.6-5.3 1,434 1,793 233,090
PC60-7 49080-60086 (2000-04) 0.36 0.47 54.0 5.0-7.0 970 1,212 157,586
* PC60-6 28070 (1999) 0.30 0.39 54.0 947 1,184 153,920
* PC50MR-2 5114-9883 (2004-08) 0.16 0.21 39.4 41-5.4 1,172 1,465 190,450
* PC40MR-2 2005 0.16 0.21 39.4 41-5.4 1,104 1,380 179,400
PC40-7 18001-up (1992) 0.13 0.17 37.0 41-5.4 773 966 125,554
MINIMAL SWING RADIUS
* PC128UU-2 5157-6459 (2000-06) 0.50 0.65 86.0 6.1-9.2 2,340 2,925 380,250
* PC78UU-6 2005 0.34 0.44 54.0 3.6-5.3 1,470 1,838 238,940
* PC78UU-3 2005 0.22 0.29 39.0 4.1-5.4 1,237 1,546 200,980
PC75UU-3 1994 0.34 0.44 54.0 3.6-5.3 1,402 1,753 227,890
PC50UU-2 1994 0.22 0.29 39.0 4.1-5.4 1,169 1,461 189,930
4.1.9 SAMSUNG
SE 450 LC-2 KAY0001-485 (1994-99) 2.10 2.73 296.0 3,030 3,787 492,349
SE 350 LC-2 JAU0465-Y1417 (1996-99) 1.65 2.15 250.0 2,393 2,991 388,817
SE 280 LC-2 HBY0100-2485 (1995-98) 1.50 1.95 178.0 1,977 2,472 321,321
SE 235 LC-3 1.40 1.82 168.0 1,784 2,230 289,861
SE 210 LC-3 FCY0076-1023 (1997-99) 1.20 1.56 144.0 1,555 1,944 252,681
SE 130 LC-2 DBY0045-1325 (1995-98) 0.80 1.04 99.0 1,229 1,537 199,771
*Current Models

MODEL BARE MONTH
(LTR./HR.)
4.1.10 SUMITOMO
SH300 1.10 1.43 227.0 3,344 4,180 543,400
SH300-3 1.40 1.82 247.0 3,730 4,663 606,177
SH300-2 1.46 247.0 3,534 4,418 574,340
S260F2 260F-20639 (2001) 1.20 1.57 227.0 2,902 3,628 471,640
SH220LC-3 1.00 1.31 162.0 2,214 2,768 359,788
SH200-CT 200C1-2029 (1999) 0.80 128.0 2,284 2,855 371,150
SH200 0.80 1.04 128.0 2,057 2,572 334,334
SH200-3 0.80 1.00 138.0 2,297 2,871 373,230
SH120-3 0.50 0.65 89.0 1,430 1,788 232,375
4.1.11 VOLVO
* EC700B LC 10011-258 (2006-08) 4.60 6.02 424.0 11,823 14,779 1,921,270
* EC460B LC (2002-08) 2.60 3.40 306.0 6,101 7,626 991,380
EC460B 1-80424 (2002-07) 2.60 3.40 306.0 25-31 4,640 5,800 754,039
* EC360B LC 360V10820 (2002-up) 2.00 2.62 247.0 5,174 6,467 840,710
EC360B 1-80502 (2002-07) 2.00 2.62 247.0 22-27 3,639 4,549 591,305
* EC290B LC (2002-08) 1.60 2.00 192.0 3,896 4,870 633,100
* EC290B 1-80678 (2002-07) 1.60 2.00 192.0 18-22 2,968 3,710 482,339
EC 240LC 3764 (2001-08) 1.40 1.83 197.0 2,462 3,078 400,114
* EC240B LC (2002-08) 1.40 1.83 168.0 3,440 4,300 559,000
EC240B 1-80640 (2002-07) 1.40 1.83 168.0 2,509 3,136 407,693
EC240 3035-3562 (2000-01) 1.25 1.64 197.0 16-20 2,667 3,334 433,420
* EC210B LC (2002-08) 1.00 1.31 143.0 2,735 3,419 444,470
EC210B 1-17998 (2002-07) 0.92 1.20 143.0 15-18 2,237 2,796 363,506
* EC140B LC (2002-up) 0.60 0.78 93.0 9-11 2,079 2,599 337,870
EC140 3023-802 (2000-01) 0.52 0.68 99.0 1,841 2,301 299,156
EC55 3013-20404 (2000-02) 0.09 0.12 54.0 1,101 1,376 178,896
*Current Models

4.2 BACKHOE, HYDRAULIC, WHEEL MOUNTED
MODEL BARE MONTH
(LTR./HR.)
4.2.1 CATERPILLAR
212 BFT 3PJ23-1484 (1990-96) 0.20 110.0 1,454 1,818 236,340
4.2.2 DAEWOO
* SOLAR 210W-V 2006 1.00 154.0 3,477 4,346 564,980
SOLAR 200W-3 0001-899 (1996-99) 0.75 1.13 143.0 1,670 2,088 271,414
SOLAR 200 W 1996-98 0.75 0.97 146.0 1,603 2,004 260,546
* SOLAR 180W 2006 0.75 150.0 3,218 4,022 522,860
SOLAR 170W-3 0.66 0.98 143.0 1,519 1,899 246,818
* SOLAR 140W-V 2006 0.50 128.0 2,633 3,291 427,830
SOLAR 130W-3 2000 0.50 0.73 132.0 1,323 1,653 214,929
SOLAR 130 W 0.50 0.65 134.0 1,236 1,546 200,915
4.2.3 HITACHI
EX160WD-3C (1988-92) 0.70 0.91 110.0 1,857 2,321 301,730
EX100WD-3C 1991 0.45 0.58 110.0 1,676 2,094 272,272
4.2.4 HYUNDAI
* R200W-7 153.0 3,223 4,029 523,770
R200W-2 0.92 1.19 130.0 2,101 2,626 341,341
* R170W-7 N50310028 0.76 116.0 2,635 3,294 428,220
* R140W-7 105.0 2,294 2,867 372,710
R130W-3 0.50 0.65 101.0 1,681 2,101 273,130
* R55W-7 55.0 1,349 1,686 219,180
4.2.5 KOMATSU
PW250-5 1.20 1.57 246.50 3,228 4,035 524,524
PW210-1 10005-J10095 (1987-95) 0.87 1.14 153.0 14-17 2,451 3,064 398,255
*Current Models

4.2 BACKHOE, HYDRAULIC, WHEEL MOUNTED
MODEL BARE MONTH
(LTR./HR.)
PW170ES-6 2001 1.00 1.30 121.0 12-14 3,529 44,141 573,430
PW170-5 1992 1.14 1.49 102.0 8.5-10-1 2,696 3,370 438,100
* PW160-7 2005 0.97 1.27 121.0 3,706 4,633 602,290
PW150ES-6 2001 0.70 0.9 107.0 2,963 3,704 481,520
PW130ES-6 2001 0.60 0.78 105.0 10-12 2,834 3,542 460,460
PW110R-1 2260000001-up (2001) 0.40 0.52 95.0 2,285 2,857 371,371
PW100-3A (1890-92) 0.44 0.58 108.0 10-12 1,628 2,035 264,550
PW100-3 (1981-92) 0.44 0.58 99.0 1,333 1,667 216,645
PW95R-2 2001 0.34 0.94 82.5 2,122 2,652 344,773
PW75R-2 2001 0.27 0.35 68.0 1,983 2,478 322,179
PW60-3 2232-J02240 (1988-92) 0.28 0.37 66.0 672 840 109,252
PW60N-1 0.28 0.37 50.0 737 922 119,834
4.2.6 KOBELCO
SK100W YWU1000-1154 (1995-97) 0.45 0.58 128.0 1,867 2,334 303,446
4.2.7 SAMSUNG
SE 235 LC-3 FCY0178 (1999) 1.40 1.82 168.0 2,386 2,982 387,660
SE 210 W-2 GAY1120 (1997) 0.45 0.58 1,747 2,184 283,855
SE 130 W-2 EBY0001-0212 (1994-97) 0.35 0.45 1,274 1,593 207,064
4.2.8 VOLVO
EW170 3002-3519 (2000-03) 143.0 2,151 2,688 349,492
EW150C 0.70 0.91 106.0 1,913 2,391 310,882
4.3 BACKHOE LOADER
4.3.1 CASE
580L JJG021885-37926 (1994-97) 0.765 1.00 63.0 1,439 1,799 233,805
*Current Models

4.3 BACKHOE LOADER (Cont.)
MODEL BARE MONTH
(LTR./HR.)
4.3.2 CATERPILLAR
* 446D DBL00121-737 (2004-07) 1.10 1.50 110.0 2,750 3,438 446,940
446 6XF00118-975 (1989-93) 1.15 1.50 95.0 1,412 1,764 229,372
* 444E HXB (2008) 1.30 1.70 102.0 2,601 3,251 422,630
438 SERIES II 3DJ46-2411 (1990-93) 1.06 1.4 77.0 8.3-10.5 1,354 1,693 220,077
436 SERIES II 5KF176-1629 (1988-92) 1.06 1.38 77.0 8.3-10.5 1,265 1,581 205,491
* 434E FSH 280-1444 (2005-08) 1.15 1.5 94.0 2,537 3,171 412,230
* 428E SNL150-4934 (2005-08) 1.02 1.33 94.0 2,058 2,573 334,490
428C 8RN00288-5347 (1996-01) 1.06 1.38 76.0 7.2-9.1 1,822 2,278 296,153
428 6TC312-11143 (1985-92) 1.06 1.38 76.0 1,144 1,430 185,900
426C 6XN1850-4980 (1999-01) 0.96 1.25 80.0 7.2-9.1 1,705 2,132 277,134
426 II 7BC (1990-92) 0.96 1.25 75.0 8.3-10.2 1,023 1,279 166,309
426 7BC152-5464 (1986-92) 0.96 1.25 75.0 1,023 1,279 166,309
* 416E CBD940-3322 (2006-08) 0.86 1.125 78.0 1,750 2,187 284,310
* 416D BFP217-17198 (2000-06) 0.86 1.125 78.0 9.5-11.4 1,633 2,041 265,330
416C 4ZN216-68168 (1996-01) 0.76 1.00 75.0 6.4-8.3 1,612 2,015 261,976
416 II 5PC (1990-92) 0.76 1.00 67.0 7.6-9.5 968 1,210 157,300
416 5PC16624 (1985-93) 0.76 1.00 67.0 968 1,210 157,300
4.3.3 JCB
SITEMASTER
4CX, 4X4X4, Servoplus 1.30 1.70 96.0 1,654 2,068 268,840
4CX, 4X4X4, Powershift 1.30 1.70 96.0 1,568 1,960 254,826
4CX4WS 400030-8794 (1991-99) 1.30 1.70 94.0 1,746 2,182 283,660
4CX 1.30 1.70 94.0 1,462 1,828 237,640
3CX PLUS, 4X4 1.10 1.44 90.0 1,413 1,767 229,658
3CX, 4X4 1.10 1.44 76.0 1,360 1,700 220,935
2CX STREETMASTER, 4X4X4 0.61 0.80 65.0 1,310 1,638 212,927
1CX 0.32 0.42 43.0 1,011 1,264 164,307
*Current Models

4.3 BACKHOE LOADER (Cont.)
MODEL BARE MONTH
(LTR./HR.)
4.3.4 JOHN DEERE
710D (1992-97) 1.24 1.61 115.0 2,035 2,543 330,616
410E 1997 0.96 1.25 90.0 1,434 1,792 232,947
310E 1997 0.86 1.12 71.0 1,080 1,350 175,461
4.3.5 KOMATSU
RIGID
WB97S-2 9SF11205-up (2001) 1.03 1.4 97.8 1,689 2,111 274,417
* WB97R-5 F50003-up (2005) 1.03 1.35 97.8 2,169 2,711 352,430
WB93R-2 93F23453-up (2001) 1.03 1.35 97.8 1,412 1,766 229,515
* WB93R-5 F50003-up (2005) 1.03 1.35 97.8 1,982 2,477 322,010
ARTICULATED
* WB140-1 1.10 1.43 96.5 1,878 2,348 305,240
WB98A-2 F20001-up (2001) 1.10 1.43 96.5 1,675 2,093 272,129
WB70A-1 F20001-up (2001) 0.70 0.92 69.7 1,272 1,591 206,778
4.3.6 NEW FERMEC
MF 960 1.00 1.30 90.0 1,321 1,651 214,643
MF 750 0.96 1.25 72.5 1,232 1,540 200,200
4.3.7 VOLVO
* BL71 1.09 1.3 93.8 8-10 1,842 2,302 299,260
4.4 POWER/FRONT SHOVEL
4.4.1 CATERPILLAR
245B FS SERIES II (FRONT DUMP) (1998-90) 3.80 5.00 360.0 9,415 11,769 1,529,957
245B FS SERIES II (BOTTOM DUMP) (1992-93) 3.10 4.00 360.0 9,600 12,000 1,559,987
235B FSI (FRONT DUMP) (1998-90) 2.30 3.00 250.0 6,265 7,831 1,018,017
*Current Models

4.4 POWER/FRONT SHOVEL (Cont.)
MODEL BARE MONTH
235C FS (BOTTOM DUMP) (1988-92) 1.80 2.38 250.0 6,371 7,964 1,035,320
E650 FS (BOTTOM DUMP) (1987-92) 3.80 5.00 375.0 7,319 9,149 1,189,331
E450 FS (BOTTOM DUMP) (1987-93) 2.60 3.40 276.0 4,712 5,891 765,765
4.4.2 HITACHI
EX 3500-3 000101-339 (1988-01) 18.00 23.40 1,658.0 39,088 48,860 6,351,774
EX 1800-3 000501-558 (1997-01) 10.50 13.65 912.0 19,707 24,633 3,202,342
4.5 TRENCHERS
CLEVELAND 45-36, JS-36 WHL TYPE-12" BUC 78.0 923 1,154 150,007
CLEVELAND V110 WHL TYPE-7.5" BCKTS 6FT 60.0 495 618 80,336
DITCHWITCH 182 DH 18.0 449 561 72,930
DITCHWITCH 7020 DW w/ H12 79.0 785 981 127,556
DITCHWITCH R100 CHAIN TYPE-8" CUT WIDTH 100.0 684 855 111,111
PARSON 150W WHL TYPE-16" BCKTS 6' DEPTH 74.0 376 470 61,061
GARWOOD DITCH DIGGER 80.0 355 443 57,629
BARBER GREENE 44C, LOADER TYPE 70.0 340 425 55,198
ARMY TYPE LOADER 70.0 340 425 55,198
VERMEER T-600D/CHAIN 10" WIDTH 6' DEPTH 113.0 1,152 1,440 187,187
VERMEER T-800A/CHAIN 12" WIDTH 8' DEPTH 175.0 1,297 1,621 210,782
VERMEER T-600/CHAIN 10"-24" WIDTH 72' DEPTH 113.0 1,162 1,453 188,903
VERMEER T-800A/CHAIN 12"-36" WIDTH 96' DEPTH 217.0 1,867 2,334 303,446
5.0 FOUNDATION EQUIPMENT ( PILE DRIVING / BOREED PILING )

5.1 HAMMER, PILE W/O CRANE, W/ 60FT. LEAD
MAXIMUM RATED OPERATED OPERATED
ENERGY DRY HOUR
DELMAG, Single Acting
D100-13 300,000 ft. lbs. 8,422 10,527 1,368,510
D80-23 225,000 ft. lbs. 6,402 8,003 1,040,325
5.0 FOUNDATION EQUIPMENT ( PILE DRIVING / BOREED PILING ) (Cont.)

5.1 HAMMER, PILE W/O CRANE, W/ 60FT. LEAD (Cont.)
MODEL MAXIMUM RATED ENERGY BARE MONTH
DELMAG, Single Acting
D62-22 165,000 ft. lbs. 4,784 5,980 777,348
D46-32 107,177 ft. lbs. 2,809 3,511 456,456
D46-23 2,572 3,215 417,989
* D46-13 1,286 1,608 209,040
D36-32 83,880 ft. lbs. 2,475 3,094 402,259
* D36-02 1,273 1,591 206,830
D30-32 69,898 ft. lbs. 1,867 2,334 303,446
D25-32 58,248 ft. lbs. 1,717 2,146 278,993
D22 48,400 ft. lbs. 1,458 1,823 236,951
D16-32 225,000 ft. lbs. 1,177 1,472 191,334
D8-22 300,000 ft. lbs. 752 941 122,265
IDH
45 - DSL 13500 KG-M 1,756 2,195 285,285
35 - DSL 10500 KG-M 1,555 1,944 252,681
25 - DSL 7500 KG-M 1,243 1,554 202,059
KOBELCO
K60 - DSL 2,765 3,456 449,306
K45 - DSL 13500 KG-M 1,793 2,241 291,291
K35 - DSL 10500 KG-M 1,232 1,540 200,200
K25 - DSL 7500 KG-M 999 1,249 162,305
K22 - DSL 790 988 128,414
K13 - DSL 3700 KG-M 644 805 104,676
MITSUBISHI
MH72B - DSL 21600 KG-M 2,950 3,687 479,336
MH45B - DSL 13500 KG-M 1,558 1,948 253,253
MH45 - DSL 13500 KG-M 1,062 1,328 172,601
MH35 - DSL IDH-22020213 (1997) 10500 KG-M 2.2 1,134 1,418 184,327
M33 - DSL 835 1,044 135,707
MH25 - DSL 7500 KG-M 896 1,120 145,574
MH15 - DSL 4500 KG-M 658 823 106,964
*Current Models

5.2 DRIVER, PILE VIBRATORY ELECTRIC DRIVEN
MODEL MAXIMUM RATED ENERGY BARE MONTH
NIPPEI NVC-80, 60 KW, W/O GENSET 557 696 90,519
TOMEN VIBRO VM2-4000E, 6O KW, W/O GENSET 497 622 80,795
5.3 DRIVER, PILE VIBRATORY HYDRAULIC DRIVEN

VIBRO FONCEUR, PTC50H1A 24860 70,000 Kg.-m. 402.30 3,842 4,803 624,338
VIBRO FONCEUR, PTC25H1A 13-115 45,000 Kg.-m. 272.22 2,455 3,069 398,970
MHF12 w/ Hyd. Power Pack. 120 KN-m. 222.00 3,295 4,118 535,392
MENCK MHF5-12 62827 175 KN-m. 315.14 6,277 7,846 1,020,019
AKP300 Hydraulic Pile Driver 25 Ton 205.00 1,440 1,800 233,948
5.4 DRILLING RIG, HYDRAULIC CRAWLER TYPE

C.M.V. TH18/65, 2000 mm. Dia.
65M. depth & 18000Kg.-m.
Drill Torque. 1180 300.00 10,109 12,637 1,642,784
C.M.V. TH22/65, 2500 mm. Dia.
68M. depth & 22000Kg.-m.
Drill Torque. 1197 300.00 10,795 2,195 1,754,181
Casagrande-Italy, Model C40,
1800 mm. Dia., 20M depth. 257.00 9,017 11,272 1,465,321
Casagrande-Italy, Model RM21,
1800 mm. Dia., 20M depth. 185.00 8,226 10,283 1,336,764
LLAMADA (SPAIN), Model P-100 TT
1800 mm. Dia., 53m. Depth. 330.00 9,468 11,835 1,538,537
5.5 DRILL RIG, MECHANICAL ROTARY (W/O CRANE AND CONSUMABLE)

CMV, Model TRM35/21, 600-2000mm. Capacity
68M. Depth, 21,000 kgm complete with
4x12 Kelly bar, drilling auger, flat bottom
drilling bucket and testing kit 175.00 3,077 3,847 500,071

5.6 PILING RIG, TRI-AXIAL, HYDRAULIC
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
NIPPON SHARYO, MODEL DHJ60-2, SN. AO-1501, w/
Hydraulic auger drive, VA35 and Triple auger drive 160.00 4,510 5,638 732,875
6.0 ASPHALTING EQUIPMENT

6.1 DISTRIBUTOR, ASPHALT
ETNYRE BT-RS / 5 TONS 3000 USG 100.00 875 1,071 139,282
ROSCO / 5 TONS 3000 USG 100.00 749 936 121,693
LITTLEFORD SPRAYMASTER 1330 USG 90.00 636 795 103,389
BLAW KNOX-HOT TACK
* HT 540T 540.00 gals. 8.0 279 349 45,370
6.2 REPAVER ASPHALT
WIRTGEN 2500, 3750 mm. working width 227.00 8,659 10,824 1,407,120
6.3 REMIIXER ASPHALT
WIRTGEN 4500, 3.0-4.5m. working width
0-0.60m. working depth 295.00 12,649 15,118 2,055,482
WIRTGEN 2500, 3750 mm. working width 227.00 8,656 10,820 1,406,548
6.4 PAVER/FINISHER
CMI AP 1100/10 FT. WIDTH 142.00 2,093 2,616 340,054
BARBER GREENE SB-140 / 10 FT. WIDTH 130.00 2,641 3,301 429,143
BG245 BG245X312 100.00 832 1,041 135,278
SA41E 90.00 994 1,242 161,447
873 / 8 FT. WIDTH 80.00 916 1,145 148,863
CEDARAPIDS 11-102 FPM BSF-2/10 FT. WIDTH 82.00 1,131 1,414 183,755
WIBAU-BLAWKNOX BK165 W/ 12" VIB SCREEN 110.00 2,622 3,278 426,140
BLAWKNOX PF-180H / 10 FT. WIDTH 88.00 1,079 1,349 175,318
*Current Models
6.0 ASPHALTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

6.4 PAVER/FINISHER (Cont.)
CATERPILLAR
AP1050B 6ZN133-245 (1996-05) 174.00 6,776 8,470 1,101,100
AP1000 1HD23-186 (1988-98) 174.0 6,225 7,781 1,011,582
AP800C 1PM507-801 (1994-08) 102.00 4,510 5,638 732,875
AP200B 2NK3-1000 (1992-02) 35.00 1,772 2,215 288,002
DEMAG
DF120C 4.7 M. PAVING WIDTH 112.00 2,198 2,748 357,214
DF120P 4.7 M. PAVING WIDTH 112.00 2,073 2,592 336,908
INGERSOLL RAND
TITAN 325 180.00 6,234 7,792 1,013,012
TITAN 273 87.00 5,659 7,074 919,633
TITAN 225 136.00 5,457 6,834 888,459
TITAN 225 100.00 5,610 7,013 911,625
TITAN 111 42.00 2,822 3,528 458,601
* ABG TITAN 7820 228.00 5,095 6,369 827,970
* ABG TITAN 6620 173.00 4,410 5,513 716,690
* ABG TITAN 5820 150.00 3,715 4,644 603,720
* ABG TITAN 3870 100.00 3,121 3,901 507,130
* ABG TITAN 2820 80.00 2,276 2,845 369,850
PF-161 70.00 4,805 6,006 780,780
PF-181 106.00 4,120 5,150 669,526
NIIGATA
NF220VDM 936 100.00 1,376 1,720 223,652
NF220BIIVDM 1506 80.00 1,466 1,833 238,238
* NF 220B-11-TY1DM NF2201583 (1995) 10.00 3,484 4,355 566,150
*Current Models

6.4 PAVER/FINISHER (Cont.)
MITSUBISHI
MF40W 72.0 328 410 53,339
MF36W AF5-3473 72.0 328 410 53,339
ALLAT C-300 62E74 94 118 15,301
VOGELE
* SUPER 1800, BASIC WIDTH-2,550 MM, MAX WIDTH-8,500 MM 171.0 6,487 8,109 1,054,170
MAX THICKNESS-300 MM
* SUPER 1603-1, BASIC WIDTH-2,550 MM, MAX WIDTH-7,000 MM 129.0 5,048 6,310 820,300
* SUPER 1600-1, BASIC WIDTH-2,550 MM, MAX WIDTH-8,000 MM 129.0 5,298 6,622 860,860
* SUPER 800, BASIC WIDTH-1,100 MM, MAX WIDTH-3,200 MM 56.0 4,085 5,106 663,780
* SUPER 600, BASIC WIDTH-1,100 MM, MAX WIDTH-2,700 MM 54.0 2,099 2,624 341,120
6.5 COLD MILLING MACHINE
WIRTGEN
SF2100C 2100 mm milling width / 150 mm max depth 370.0 3,428 4,268 557,128
SF1300C 1300 mm milling / 130 mm max depth 235.0 2,481 3,101 403,117
SF500C 500 mm milling width / 74 mm max depth 48.0 780 975 126,698
SF300C 300 mm milling width / 50 mm max depth 24.0 452 565 73,502
* W2100 milling width-2,100 mm max depth 320mm 700.0 8,984 11,230 1,459,900
W1900 2.000 m milling width / 0-0.320 m working depth 429.0 7,551 9,439 1,227,083
*Current Models

6.5 COLD MILLING MACHINE (Cont.)
SERIAL NO. SERIES FLYWHEEL OPERATED OPERATED
MODEL / CAPACITY BARE MONTH
(YR.MFG.) HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
WIRTGEN (Cont.)
* W1300F milling width-1,320 mm max depth-315 mm 256.0 3,878 4,848 630,240
* W1000F milling width-1,000 mm max depth-315 mm 256.0 3,682 4,603 598,390
W1000F 1.0000 m milling width / 0-0.315 m working depth 248.0 4,615 5,768 749,892
* W1000 milling width-1,000 mm max depth-250 mm 207.0 2,981 3,726 484,380
W1000 1.000 m milling width / 0-0.250 m working depth 199.0 3,784 4,730 614,900
* W1000L milling width-1,000 mm max depth-250 mm 173.0 2,626 3,283 426,790
* W600DC milling width-600 mm max depth 300 mm 173.0 2,599 3,249 422,370
W500 0.500 m milling width / 0-0.160 m max working depth 105.0 2,022 2,528 328,614
W350 0.350m milling width / 0-0.100 m max working depth 49.0 1,174 1,467 190,762
* W50DC milling width 500 mm max depth 210 mm 122.0 1,918 2,398 311,740
* W50C milling width 500 mm max depth 160 mm 81.0 1,314 1,642 213,460
* W35DC milling width 350 mm max depth 110 mm 57.0 1,047 1,309 170,170
6.6 PAVEMENT PROFILER
PR 750B 750.0 7,660 9,574 1,244,672
PR 450 450.0 5,394 6,743 876,590
6.7 SOIL STABILIZER/ ROAD RECLAIMER
KOEHRING LA-107 440.0 2,072 2,591 336,765
CAT SM350 430.0 3,826 4,783 621,764
CAT RM350 430.0 5,788 7,235 940,511
CAT SS250B 6DD (1985-96) 335.0 4,106 5,133 667,238
CATRR250B 6ED (1985-96) 335.0 4,254 5,317 691,262
6.8 ROAD RECYCLER/ STABILIZER
WIRTGEN
* WR 2100 working width - 2,400 mm working depth - 500mm 563.0 10,525 13,156 1,710,280
* WR 2100 working width - 2,400 mm working depth - 500mm 395.0 8,369 10,461 1,359,930
*Current Models
7.0 CONCRETING EQUIPMENT

7.1 PAVER/FINISHER, CONCRETE
CMI ROTO MILL
PR-375 375.0 4,606 5,757 748,462
PR-225 210.0 2,943 3,667 476,762
TRUELINE CONCRETE FINISHER 210.0 1,284 1,605 208,637
REX CONCRETE FINISHER 120.0 1,151 1,439 187,044
GOMACO
GP-2500 SLIPFORM SPRAYER 40MT 7.5M PAVING WIDTH 215.0 4,990 6,237 810,810
GP-2000 SLIPFORM SPRAYER MC1904424 32.0 2,688 3,361 436,865
GT300 COM. III 900100-438 (2005) 169.0 5,412 6,765 879,450
COMANDER III/GT-6300 42" Trimming width 169.0 3,678 4,598 597,740
* C-450 NEW GEN. FINISHER 40.0 1,903 2,379 309,270
C-450 FINISHER MCI6386-08 32.0 1,945 2,431 316,030
WACKER TRUSS SCREED 5.5 436 545 70,785
ROLLER SCREED
SINGLE TUBE 10.0 975 1,219 158,444
TRIPLE TUBE 25.0 2,774 3,467 450,736
SOMERO LASER SCREED
S240 64.0 6,683 8,353 1,085,942
S160 64.0 5,606 7,008 911,053
POWERCURBER
8700 160.0 5,835 7,294 948,233
5700 84.5 4,575 5,719 743,457
WIRTGEN
* SP500 2006 2,000 mm basic width/ 171.0 8,734 10,917 1,419,210
6,000 mm max width
400 mm max thickness
*Current Models
7.0 CONCRETING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

7.1 PAVER/FINISHER, CONCRETE (Cont.)
WIRTGEN
* SP250 2006 2,500 mm max 99.0 5,395 6,744 876,720
width / 300 mm
thickness
* SP150 2006 1.5 mm basic width 80.0 3,497 4,371 568,230
830 mm max
thickness
7.2 MIXERS, CONCRETE (TILTING/NON-TILTING DRUM)
MODEL CAPACITY CU.FT./MIN. BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
MODEL (BAGGER) 41.0-45.0 229 286 37,180
37.0-40.0 216 270 35,035
25.0-36.0 201 251 32,604
3 to 4 19.0-18.0 183 229 29,744
2.5 to 3 13.0-12.0 170 212 27,599
1.5 to2 7.0-26.0 152 190 24,739
1 4.0-6.0 137 172 22,308
0.5 1.0-3.0 120 150 19,448
7.3 MIXERS, TRANSIT
7.3.1 U.S. AND W. EUROPE MAKES
ALL MODELS 11.0-12.0 335.0 1,866 2,333 303,264
8.0-10.0 290.0 1,570 1,962 255,060
6.5-7.5 195.0 1,307 1,633 212,316
*Current Models

7.3 MIXERS, TRANSIT (Cont.)
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS (Cont.) 5.00-6.00 175.00 1,135 1,418 184,392
3.50-4.50 160.00 921 1,151 149,604
7.3.2 JAPAN AND OTHER MAKES
ALL MODELS 11.00-12.00 335.00 1,676 2,095 272,376
8.00-10.00 290.00 1,427 1,783 231,816
6.50-7.50 195.00 1,180 1,475 191,724
5.00-6.00 175.00 1,023 1,279 166,296
3.50-4.50 160.00 842 1,052 136,812
7.4 PUMP, GROUT & CONCRETE
Concrete Pump Diesel Driven,
Trailer-Mounted less pipe 100.00 130.00 1,661 2,076 269,841
CHALLENGE
905 PR, Squeeze Crete with
Truck & boom 100.00 130.00 1,468 1,835 238,524
Titan, Trailer-Mounted, less pipes 100.00 130.00 1,168 1,460 189,761
CALLAGHAN, S-100B, Stationary 70.00 175.00 1,879 2,349 305,305
REED
3120 100.00 246.00 2,834 3,543 460,603
3080 BHP 60.00 180.00 1,805 2,256 293,293
PUTZMEISTER
* BSA 2115H, 12,000 KGS 267.00 6,070 7,588 986,440
* BSA 2110HPD 360 Bar 347.00 4,162 5,202 676,260
* BSA 2110HD, 360 Bar 267.00 3,597 4,496 584,480
* BSA 1408-D, Stationary 188.00 1,985 2,481 322,530
BSA 1406EMD, Stationary 60.00 180.00 1,776 2,220 288,574
* BRF 32.12L 310.00 7,466 9,333 1,213,290
BRF 32.09L 310.00 6,044 7,555 982,124
*Current Models

7.4 PUMP, GROUT & CONCRETE (Cont.)
MODEL CAPACITY M.TONS/CU.M./HR BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
PUTZMEISTER (Cont.)
BRF 28.09, Truck-Mounted with boom 80.00 180.00 4,578 5,733 745,316
* BRA 2100HD 223.00 3,194 3,992 518,960
BRA 2100, Trailer-Mounted 90.00 200.00 1,840 2,300 299,013
BRA 1406-D, Trailer-Mounted 60.00 180.00 1,212 1,515 196,911
BF1405X, Truck-Mounted 50.00 180.00 2,188 2,735 355,498
FLOWCRETE, FC848BT3, Trailer Mounted 115.00 1,563 1,954 253,968
ELBA-SCHEELE
Type K6018-1 with Truck & Boom 62.00 130.00 671 839 109,109
Stationary, Type B-5518D with pipes 55.00 94.00 400 499 64,922
SCHWING
With Standard accessories & pipes 60.00 95.00 723 904 117,546
BPL601DO 28/24, Truck-Mounted 60.00 270.00 5,307 6,634 862,433
SCHWING, Trailer-Mounted
BP3500HDR 95.00 242.70 3,263 4,079 530,244
BP2000HDR 87.00 100.60 2,358 2,948 383,240
SCHWING, Trailer-Mounted
KVM34XG 125.00 350.00 1,558 1,948 253,253
KVM42 150.00 500.00 2,179 2,747 357,071
PUMPPIT w/ standard accessories and pipes 60.00 1,109 1,386 180,180
Pumpcrete, WHITEMAN 100D 1,266 1,583 205,777
CAPACITY
MODEL MAXIMUM AGGREGATE SIZE (mm) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
CU.M./HR
7.4.1 MORTAR PUMP / SPRAY / GROUT ( Wet Type )
ELECTRIC DRIVEN
TURBOSOL MINI 6 Round 1.0-2.0 5,344 21,375 64,125
TURBOSOL MINI AVANT 6 Round 1.0-2.0 8,482 33,929 101,786
*Current Models

CAPACITY
CU.M./HR
ELECTRIC DRIVEN (Cont.)

TURBOSOL UNI30 DS 8 Round 3.0-5.0 18,661 74,643 223,929
TURBOSOL UNI 30 8 Round 3.0-5.0 9,500 38,000 114,000
TURBOSOL POLI-T 10 Round 2.0-3.0 7,719 30,875 92,625
REED B30 38 23.0 28,233 112,933 338,800
REED B10 19 7.7 23,100 92,400 277,200
PUTZMEISTER 1,954 253,968
P13DMR 11,000 44,000 132,000
BSM, Air Driven 8,875 35,498 106,495
7.4.2 MORTAR PUMP / SPRAY / GROUT ( Dry Type )
REED SOVA, Air Driven 3.5-10.0 1.5-6.9 9,698 38,792 116,375
ALLEN TOWNE, Air Driven 7,950 31,799 95,396
7.4.3 MORTAR PUMP / SPRAY / GROUT ( Wet & Dry Type)
REED LOVA/LOHE 3.5-19.0 0.75-25.5 11,083 44,333 133,000.00
Note: Shotcrete machines can be use as mortar and grout pump.
7.4.4 GROUTING MACHINES
GARNER DENVER
16X5X10, Air Driven 11,497 45,986 137,959
6X3X6, Air Driven 6,930 27,721 83,163
IHI
NAS-2505, NES-100 5,626 22,502 67,507
MCG-300 7,283 29,133 87,400
TONENAS, Electric Driven 11,497 45,986 137,959
WORTHINGTON, 6X4X6, Air Driven 7,583 30,330 90,991

CAPACITY
CU.M./HR
7.4.5 SCREED PUMP ( Wet or Dry Mix )
TURBOSOL
TM250E/B 20.0 3.0-5.0 10,806 43,225.00 129,675
Apemat A190E 20.0 1.5-2.0 8,313 33,250.00 99,750
NOTE:
* FOR TRUCK-MOUNTED - ADD 15% OF RATE
* PIPES W/ ONE COUPLING PER LENGTH - ADD P0.15 PER LINEAR METER PER CU.M.
* DISCHARGE HOSE - ADD P0.65/LINEAR M./CU.M.
* PLACING AND REINFORCING OF PIPES & COUPLING, START-UP & CLEANING - LESSEE'S ACCOUNT
* AIR COMPRESSORS, HOSES, COUPLERS NOT INCLUDED FOR AIR DRIVEN PUMPS
8.0 HAULING EQUIPMENT

8.1 DUMP TRUCK, ON/OFF-HIGHWAY TYPE
MODEL CAPACITY CU.M. CAPACITY CU. YDS. BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS 11.48-15.3 15.00-20.00 385.0 1,373 1,716 223,080
9.18-11.47 12.00-14.99 290.0 1,176 1,460 191,100
6.88-9.17 9.00-11.99 275.0 1,044 1,306 169,728
4.595-6.87 6.00-8.99 220.0 828 1,036 134,628
2.29-4.58 3.00-5.99 175.0 702 877 114,036
ALL MODELS 11.48-15.3 15.00-20.00 380.0 1,308 1,634 212,472
9.18-11.47 12.00-14.99 290.0 1,082 1,352 175,812
6.88-9.17 9.00-11.99 275.0 964 1,205 156,624
4.59-6.87 6.00-8.99 220.0 775 968 125,892
2.29-4.58 3.00-5.99 175.0 594 743 96,564
8.0 HAULING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

8.2 DUMP TRUCK, OFF-HIGHWAY QUARRY TYPE
SERIAL NO. FLYWHEEL FUEL OPERATED OPERATED
(LTR./HR.)
8.2.1 CATERPILLAR
* 785C 2006 136.00 1,450.0 91.0-96.0 28,243 35,304 4,589,520
785 8GB (1984-93) 130.00 1,380.0 79.5-109.8 14,340 17,926 2,330,328
* 777F 2006 90.00 1,000.0 20,812 26,015 3,381,950
777B 4YC (1984-92) 85.00 870.0 53.0-73.8 9,917 12,396 1,611,480
* 775F 2006 65.00 787.0 15,049 18,811 2,445,430
775D 6KR (1995-up) 62.60 693.0 41.6-56.8 9,781 12,227 1,589,484
* 773F 2006 55.00 740.0 13,942 17,427 2,265,510
773D 7ER (1996-up) 52.30 650.0 36.0-53.0 9,307 11,634 1,512,420
773B 63W (1978-95) 50.00 650.0 37.9-54.9 7,367 9,209 1,197,144
* 772 2006 45.00 598.0 12,284 15,355 1,996,150
771D 6JR (1996-up) 40.00 485.0 32.2-41.6 6,211 7,764 1,009,320
769D 5TR00367 (1995-up) 38.00 485.0 5,915 7,393 961,116
* 770 2006 48.00 511.0 11,516 14,395 1,871,350
769C 01X (1978-96) 35.00 450.0 28.4-37.9 4,460 5,575 724,776
8.2.2 CATERPILLAR ( ARTICULATED )
* 740 2006 40.00 457.0 23.2-32.6 8,413 10,516 1,367,080
* 735 2006 35.00 408.0 23.1-32.4 7,747 9,684 1,258,920
* 730 2006 30.00 325.0 16.3-23.0 6,284 7,855 1,021,150
* 725 2006 25.00 309.0 14.8-20.8 5,994 7,493 974,090
D400D WL 8TF (1989-95) 40.00 385.0 5,842 7,303 949,377
D350D WL 9RF (1989-94) 35.00 285.0 4,652 5,815 755,898
D350D 9RF (1989-94) 35.00 285.0 4,511 5,639 733,018
D300E 7FN (1995-98) 30.00 285.0 19.7-27.7 5,327 6,658 865,579
D300B 4SD (1985-91) 30.00 260.0 3,814 4,767 619,762
D250E 5TN (1995-98) 25.00 260.0 18.3-25.8 4,537 5,672 737,308
D250B (6WD) 25.00 218.0 11.70 3,296 4,121 535,678
*Current Models

8.2 DUMP TRUCK, OFF-HIGHWAY QUARRY TYPE (Cont.)
8.2.2 CATERPILLAR ( ARTICULATED ) (Cont.)
D250B (4WD) 5WD (1995-91) 25.00 218.0 3,123 3,904 507,507
D40D 2JJ (1989-94) 40.00 385.0 28.00 5,137 6,422 834,834
D30D 3AJ (1989-97) 30.00 285.0 20.4-28.7 3,960 4,950 643,500
D25D 1989-1992 25.00 260.0 18.3-25.7 3,458 4,322 561,847
8.2.3 VOLVO ( ARTICULATED )
A40E, 6X6 LM (2007-up) 39.00 476.0 9,555 11,944 1,552,720
A40E, 6X6 (2007-up) 39.00 476.0 9,592 11,989 1,558,619
A40D, 6X6 (1999-07) 40.00 420.0 26-34 9,286 11,608 1,508,980
A40C, 6X6 (1993-99) 40.00 398.0 26-34 6,418 8,022 1,042,911
A35E, 6X6 LM (2007-up) 33.50 426.0 8,838 11,048 1,436,240
A35E, 6X6 (2007-up) 33.50 426.0 8,523 10,654 1,385,020
A35D, 6X6 (1999-07) 35.00 387.0 24-31 8,290 10,362 1,347,060
A35C, 6X6 (1993-99) 35.00 328.0 24-30 8,385 10,481 1,362,504
A30E, 6X6 (2007-up) 28.00 343.0 7,331 9,164 1,191,320
A30D, 6X6 (1999-07) 30.00 324.0 20-25 4,974 6,217 808,236
A30C, 6X6 (1993-99) 30.00 289.0 20-25 5,522 6,903 897,325
* A25E, 6X6 (2007-up) 24.00 305.0 5,086 6,358 826,540
A25D, 6X6 (1999-07) 24.00 306.0 17-23 4,287 5,359 696,696
A25C, 6X6 (1993-99) 25.00 255.0 16-22 4,748 5,935 771,485
A20C, 6X6 (1993-99) 20.00 232.0 16-20 4,302 5,378 699,127
8.2.4 EUCLID
R-32 1998 32.00 300.0 4,705 5,882 764,621
R-40 1998 40.00 398.0 6,666 8,333 1,083,225
R-60 1998 60.00 700.0 9,353 11,691 1,519,804
R-65 1998 65.00 700.0 10,190 12,737 1,655,797
*Current Models

8.2.5 KOMATSU
* HD785-7 2007 91.00 1,178.0 22,242 27,803 3,614,390
HD785-5 1998 78.00 1,042.0 58.8-78.4 13,684 17,105 2,223,650
HD785-3A 2001-up (1988-up) 78.00 1,010.0 43-48 16,137 20,172 2,622,334
* HD605-7R 2008 63.00 715.0 14,038 17,547 2,281,110
* HD605-7 2004 63.00 715.0 46.0-61.4 16,892 21,115 2,744,950
* HD605-5A 2001 63.00 715.0 41.9-55.9 14,446 18,058 2,347,540
* HD465-7R 2008 55.00 715.0 13,440 16,800 2,184,000
* HD465-7 2004 55.00 715.0 46.0-61.4 15,914 19,892 2,585,960
HD465-5A 4001-up (1990-up) 46.00 715.0 32-37 11,210 14,013 1,821,677
* HD405-6 2001 41.00 488.0 29.9-39.9 13,111 16,389 2,130,570
HD405-5A 1998 35.70 508.0 11,511 14,389 1,870,570
* HD325-7R 2008 32.00 488.0 9,802 12,252 1,592,760
HD325-6A 1994 32.00 488.0 29.9-39.9 8,016 10,020 1,302,587
HD255-5 (2001-08) 22.00 310.0 19.8-26.3 5,346 6,683 868,725
HD205-3 1994 22.00 296.0 13.0-14.8 4,330 5,413 703,703
8.2.6 KOMATSU ( ARTICULATED )
* HM400-2R 324.0 9,148 11,435 1,486,579
* HM400-1 2004 40.00 324.0 26.1-34.8 7,310 9,138 1,187,940
* HM350-2R 2008 35.60 389.0 7,922 9,902 1,287,260
* HM350-1 2004 35.60 389.0 23.5-31.4 7,588 9,485 1,233,050
* HM300-1 2004 30.10 430.0 19.8-26.4 7,103 8,879 1,154,270
8.2.7 MITSUBISHI
AD250 215.0 2,827 3,534 459,459
8.2.8 VOLVO
* VOLVO FM 380 6 X 4, 15 cu, meter 22.00 380.0 4,450 5,563 723,190
* VOLVO FM 340 6 X 4, 17 cu, meter 27.00 340.0 2.7-3.1 4,462 5,578 725,140
*Current Models

FUEL OPERATED OPERATED
CONSUMPTION DRY HOUR
8.2.8 VOLVO (Cont.)
* VOLVO FM 340 6 X 4, 15 cu, meter 22.00 340.0 4,358 5,448 708,240
* VOLVO FM 340 6 X 4, 13.5 cu, meter 20.00 340.0 4,098 5,122 665,860
VOLVO FL10 33.50 318.0 4,682 5,853 760,903
VOLVO BM-681, 12.5 CU. YD. 18.50 170.0 728 910 118,261
* VOLVO WG64 4 X 4, 14.0 cu, meter 610 762 99,060
8.2.9 OTHER MAKES
KOEHRING DUMPTOR 423 529 60,783
* KENWORTH T600 333 416 54,080
8.3 CARGO TRUCK
8.3.1 U.S. AND WESTERN EUROPE MAKES
ALL MODELS 13.0-15.0 320.0 1,199 1,499 194,844
11.0-12.0 290.0 1,081 1,351 175,656
9.0-10.0 270.0 951 1,189 154,596
6.0-8.0 195.0 736 920 119,652
2.0-5.0 160.0 625 781 101,556
ALL MODELS 13.0-15.0 320.0 1,101 1,376 178,932
11.0-12.0 290.0 997 1,247 162,084
9.0-10.0 270.0 881 1,102 143,208
6.0-8.0 195.0 681 851 110,604
2.0-5.0 160.0 569 712 92,508
*Current Models

8.4 TRAILERS, HIGH AND LOW BED ( 15 TONS MIN.), W/ TRUCK TRACTOR
NOTE: Rental rates for Trailers, High and Low Bed (15 tons min.), Truck Tractor are computed based on tha following assumptions:
a. P4.00 for High Bed Trailers & P4.25 for Low Bed Trailers per revenue ton per km. based on the latest fuel/tire prices as of January 2009.
b. Existing paved roads and normal traffic using the national highway.
c. Limited to the mobilization of construction equipment and their accessories which are not allowed by the government to use or travel on their own on national
highways or roads for reasons of their size, capacity and danger to public safety such as crawler tractors, crawler cranes, etc.
d. The distances are based on the table as shown in Section G.
e. No loads on the return trip. 50% surcharge will be made on load during the return trip.
f. Four (4) hours are allowed on loading and unloading of the cargo.
Please take note that the rates are subject to charge w/o prior notice.
It is not intent of the guidbook to be used for the rates not related to equipment leasing.
A 10% surcharge will be made for on/off highway road.
Examples of these computations for certain locations/distances are shown below:
MODEL CAPACITY MT. TONS HIGH BED

WITHIN LESSEE'S COMPOUND (4 HRS. MIN.) 1,200
WITHIN METRO MANILA (4HRS. MIN.) 1,200
WITHIN METRO MANILA (SINGLE TRIP BASIS) 4,800
FROM MANILA TO CLARK 20.0 8,448
FROM MANILA TO PORO POINT 20.0 25,632
FROM MANILA TO SUBIC 20.0 13,248
MODEL CAPACITY MT. TONS LOW BED
WITHIN LESSEE'S COMPOUND (4 HRS. MIN.) 1,800
WITHIN METRO MANILA (4HRS. MIN.) 1,800
WITHIN METRO MANILA (SINGLE TRIP BASIS) 10,800

8.4 TRAILERS, HIGH AND LOW BED ( 15 TONS MIN.), W/ TRUCK TRACTOR (Cont.)
MODEL CAPACITY MT. TONS LOW BED
8.5 SPECIALIZED TRAILERS W/ TRUCK TRCTOR
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
BULK CEMENT TRAILER W/ AIR COMPRESSORS 27.3 320.0 1,879 2,348 305,292
BULK CEMENT TRAILER W/ AIR COMPRESSORS 18.2 290.0 1,739 2,173 282,516
DUMP TRAILER TWIN GATES CMI 452 45.0 320.0 2,334 2,917 379,236
BOTTOM DUMP 'CHALLENGE' TWIN GATES E40 28.0 290.0 1,665 2,081 270,504
BOTTOM DUMP 'LOADING' TWIN GATES 30-35 20.0 260.0 1,597 1,997 259,584
BOTTOM DUMP 'CHALLENGE' TWIN GATES BDS 20.0 260.0 1,579 1,974 256,620
FRUEHAUF DES-021A20 20.0 260.0 1,524 1,906 247,728
9.0 AIR EQUIPMENT

9.1 COMPRESSOR, AIR PORTABLE
ALL MODELS 901-1000 Cfm 283.0 1,506 1,882 244,673
801-900 Cfm 281.0 1,401 1,751 227,656
- ROTARY VANE 751-800 Cfm 250.0 1,253 1,566 203,632
- ROTARY SCREW 701-750 Cfm 228.0 1,170 1,462 190,047
- GAS/DIESEL ENGINE 601-700 Cfm 196.0 1,094 1,367 177,749
501-600 Cfm 179.0 1,040 1,300 169,026
456-500 Cfm 150.0 771 964 125,268
356-450 Cfm 130.0 714 892 115,973
331-350 Cfm 103.0 540 675 87,802
316-330 Cfm 93.0 507 634 82,368
9.0 AIR EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

9.1 COMPRESSOR, AIR PORTABLE (Cont.)
MODEL CAPACITY MT. (cfm) BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
ALL MODELS 251-315 92.0 492 615 79,937
186-250 73.0 459 574 74,646
- ROTARY VANE 161-185 69.0 371 464 60,346
- ROTARY SCREW 126-160 51.0 334 417 54,197
- GAS/DIESEL ENGINE 86-125 42.0 286 358 46,475
61-85 34.0 245 306 39,754
36-60 30.0 200 250 32,461
15-35 20.0 151 189 24,596
9.2 PNEUMATIC BREAKERS - HAND HELD
ALL MODELS W/ 50 FT. HOSE, OILERS & ATTACH 10,143
9.3 DRILLS, CRAWLER
RDC ROTARY DRILL GD 802 1,002 130,273
JOY ROTARY BH58 802 1,002 130,273
ATLAS COPCO
ROC610-02 S'83 2.5 "-4.5" D 557 696 90,519
ROC301-04 S'83 2.5 "-4.5" D 442 552 71,786
AIR TRACK PR-143 552 690 89,661
THOR 468 585 76,076
GARDNER DENVER
ATD-3100A W/ PR123 7.0 387 484 62,920
AD-10 X 5 X 10 200 250 32,461
AD-10 X 4.5 X 10 190 238 30,888
AD-10 X 4 X 10 178 222 28,886
AD-6 X 3 X 6 157 196 25,454
INGERSOLL RAND
CM695D Hydraulic, 2.5-4in.Dia. 310.0 5,049 3,611 820,391
ECM690 Hydraulic, 2.5-4in.Dia. 310.0 7,584 9,480 1,232,374

9.3 DRILLS, CRAWLER (Cont.)
MODEL CAPACITY SPECIFICATIONS BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
INGERSOLL RAND
ECM660 237.0 3,714 4,643 603,603
ECM580 170.0 3,323 4,154 539,968
ECM490 Hydraulic, 2.5-4in.Dia. 185.0 5,200 6,500 844,987
ECM370 Pneumatic, 2.5-4in.Dia. 215.0 2,542 3,178 413,127
ECM350 Pneumatic, 2.5-4in.Dia. 215.0 1,642 2,053 266,828
CDH 931C 170.0 3,323 4,154 539,968
XL635 Hydraulic, 3-5in.Dia. 213.0 2,886 3,608 469,040
LM470C Hydraulic, 2.5-4in.Dia. 140.0 1,815 2,269 295,009
LM351/VL 140 64-102 mm Dia. 557 696 90,519
LM200/VL 120 57-89 mm Dia. 415 519 67,496
LM100/YD 90 44-64 mm Dia. 377 471 61,204
WORTHINGTON 6 X 4 X 6 182 228 29,601
9.4 DRILLS, DIAMOND
CHICAGO PNEUMATIC
CP-65 196 245 31,889
CP-55A 148 185 24,024
CP-55 148 185 24,024
CP-8 128 161 20,878
TONE
THS-5 245 306 39,754
TAX 194 243 31,603
TCP-14 7.0 170 212 27,599
MINDRILL
F-25A 220 275 35,750
E-100 142 177 23,023

9.4 DRILLS, DIAMON (Cont.)
OPERATED OPERATED
DRY HOUR
FAILING, 43-SA-2 194 243 31,603
AIR-DRIVEN, CP-55 194 243 31,603
BOYLES BROS. AS 194 243 31,603
BOYLES-JOY, B-12 142 177 23,023
BOYLES - X-RAY 142 177 23,023
KATO 20THC 142 177 23,023
ATTACHMENT:
Down-to-Hole Attachment, Add 25% of Rate
Note: Original rods, bits and coupling supplied by lessor, replacement rods, bits, etc., shall be for the Lessee's account.
10.0 PUMPING EQUIPMENT ( WATER PUMPS)

10.1 SELF PRIMING CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
SUCTION DIAMETER (mm) OUTPUT (lpm) HORSEPOWER DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
Gasoline Models
38 320 2.5 280 1,121 3,363
50 520 3.5 333 1,330 3,991
50 600 5.0 370 1,480 4,440
75 1000 5.0 435 1,741 5,224
100 1800 7.5 987 3,946 11,839
Diesel Models
75 900 4.8 1,007 4,029 12,086
100 1300 5.5 1,348 5,392 16,177
10.0 PUMPING EQUIPMENT ( WATER PUMPS) (Cont.)
10.2 SELF PRIMING CENTRIFUGAL THRASH PUMPS
OUTPUT/DISCHARGE FLYWHEEL
SUCTION DIAMETER (mm) SOLID SIZE CAPACITY (mm) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
(lpm) HORSEPOWER
Gasoline Models
50 783 25 5.0 998 3,994 11,981
75 1517 38 7.5 1,331 5,325 15,975
100 2667 50 16.0 2,130 8,520 25,560
Diesel Models
50 567 25 5.0 1,464 5,857 17,572
75 1517 28 6.7 1,864 7,455 22,365
100 2367 50 10.0 3,728 14,910 44,730
150 4933 50 32.0 9,319 37,275 111,825
200 7885 50 70.0 23,963 95,850 287,550
250 10093 50 85.0 29,288 117,150 351,450
10.3 DIAPHRAGM PUMPS
Gasoline Models
50 183 32 5.0 1,864 7,455 22,365
75 333 45 5.0 2,019 8,076 24,229
100 505 50 8.0 3,883 15,531 46,594
100 568 50 13.0 6,756 27,024 81,073
10.4 SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS
Gasoline Models
50 916 5.0 1,488 5,950 17,850
75 1200 5.0 1,735 6,942 20,825
Electric Models PHASE
50 360-450 Single 1.0 923 3,691 11,074
50 480-700 Single 1.9 1,477 5,906 17,719
50 750-1000 Single 2.5 1,600 6,398 19,195
50 360-510 Three 1.5 923 3,691 11,074
10.0 PUMPING EQUIPMENT ( WATER PUMPS) (Cont.)

10.4 SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS (Cont.)
OUTPUT/DISCHARGE
SUCTION DIAMETER (mm) PHASE KW DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
(lpm)
Electric Models (Cont.)
75 750-1000 Three 2.5 1,600 6,398 19,195
75 (Trash) 700-800 Three 2.5 1,969 7,875 23,625
75 1500-2000 Three 3.5 1,969 7,875 23,625
100 2400-3500 Three 9.0 3,076 12,305 36,914
100 (Trash) 2500-3000 Three 22.0 6,768 27,070 81,211
100 3800-4500 Three 12.0 4,676 18,703 56,109
150 5000-6100 Three 22.0 6,029 24,117 72,352
200 7500-8400 Three 59.0 14,766 59,063 177,188
250 15000-19000 Three 59.0 14,766 59,063 177,188
Note: Unit includes protection switches and 15 meters cables.
10.5 SUCTION HOSE
DIAMETER (mm) LENGTH (m) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
38 6 102 407 1,221

50 6 163 651 1,953
75 6 192 769 2,306
100 6 237 949 2,848
150 6 424 1,695 5,086
10.6 DISCHARGE HOSE
50 15 45 181 543
75 15 72 289 868
100 15 102 407 1,221
150 15 201 802 2,407
Note: Add 3% for every meter additional length
10.0 PUMPING EQUIPMENT (WATER PUMPS (Cont.)

10.7 SUMP - PUMP - AIR DRIVEN (PUMP UNIT ONLY)
10.7.1 ATLAS COPCO

DIP 65 S'83 132 IMP. GAL/MIN./10M. HEAD 1,718
DOP 15 S'83 70 IMP. GAL/MIN./10M. HEAD 1,757
PDA20A3 DIAPHRAGM 1,412
PDA20A1 DIAPHRAGM 1,412
35A3 CENTRIFUGAL 1,066
35A1 CENTRIFUGAL 1,038
251SA1 CENTRIFUGAL 1,025
251A3 CENTRIFUGAL 915
10.8 MUD PUMP
YAMADA YUKI DP-75 BAC AIR DRIVEN 2-DIAPH 3" SUCTION / DISCHARGE 3,161
Note: Hoses and couplings are not included for all types of water pumps.
Actual volume output will depend on total dynamic head.
11.0 POWER GENERATING EQUIPMENT

11.1 GENERATOR SETS
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
(KW) (KVA)
ALL MAKES 1901-2000 2376-2500 722,026
1801-1900 2251-2375 647,064
1701-1800 2126-2250 613,612
11.0 POWER GENERATING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

11.1 GENERATOR SETS (Cont.)
CAPACITY
MODEL BARE MONTH
(KW) (KVA)
ALL MAKES (Cont.) 1601-1700 2001-2125 590,904
1501-1600 1876-2000 573,812
1401-1500 1751-1875 544,754
1301-1400 1626-1750 544,754
1201-1300 1501-1625 427,306
1101-1200 1376-1375 410,947
1001-1100 1251-1375 386,773
901-1000 1126-1250 322,601
801-900 1001-1125 295,493
701-800 876-1000 259,334
601-700 751-875 238,586
501-600 626-750 192,400
401-500 501-625 148,123
351-400 439-500 119,566
301-350 376-438 101,170
251-300 314-375 96,986
201-250 251-313 84,063
151-200 189-250 64,381
101-150 126-188 40,238
51-100 64-125 33,374
41-50 51-63 28,607
31-40 39-50 25,370
21-30 26-38 25,126
16-20 20-25 22,226
11-15 14-19 16,221
6-10 8-13 17,872
1-5 1-6 14,977
12.0 SHOP EQUIPMENT

12.1 WELDING MACHINE
MODEL AMPERES BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
GAS/DIESEL DRIVEN 500 70.0 431 539 70,070
400 54.0 409 512 66,495
300 48.0 297 371 48,191
250 18.5 264 330 42,900
200 15.0 196 245 31,889
150 10.0 116 145 18,876
ELECTRIC DRIVEN/DC OUTPUT 500 312 391 50,765
400 213 266 34,606
300 187 233 30,316
TRANSFORMER/AC OUTPUT 500 277 347 45,045
400 221 276 35,893
350 193 241 31,317
300 150 187 24,310
12.2 SHOP MACHINE
Universal Milling Machine, Electric, Less Power 7.5-10.0 15,076
Lathe Machine, 8-9 Feet Bed, Electric, Less Power 3.0-5.0 6,493
Shaper, Electric, Less Power 5.0-7.5 6,493
13.0 SPECIAL SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

13.1 TRUCK, WATER WAGON/PUMP
MODEL CAPACITY (Gals.) BARE MONTH
HORSEPOWER DRY HOUR
ALL MAKES 6,001-10,000 864.0 1,981 2,476 321,893
5,001-6,000 720.0 1,579 1,973 256,542
3,001-5,000 564.0 1,338 1,672 217,360
1,001-3,000 552.0 1,180 1,475 191,763
500-1,000 360.0 852 1,065 138,424
13.0 SPECIAL SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

13.2 TRUCK, FUEL, LUBRICATION & MECHANIC
BARE RATE
PER DAY
Lube Truck w/ accessories, 4 dispenser & Up, 10 Wheeler 300 8,497 172,601
Lube Truck w/ accessories, 3 dispenser, 6 Wheeler 220 5,695 115,687
Wrecker Truck 220 5,400 109,681
Mechanic Service Truck, w/ gas, Diesel Welding Machine 220 5,400 109,681
Fuel Truck, 500-1000 Gal. w/ hoses, meters, pump 220 8,413 170,885
* Volvo FL220, Fuel Truck, 13,000 liters, 4x2 220 10,637 216,073
13.3 SERVICE VEHICLES & PICK-UPS
MITSUBISHI
L300 Aluminum Van 2,500 CC w/ 4D56 46,778
Diesel, 2,205 kgs.
L300 Chassis CA 2,500 CC w/ 4D56 Diesel 43,890
Engine, 2,205 kgs.
L300 Drop Side Pick-up w/ 2,500 CC 4D56 46,778
Diesel Engine 2,205 kgs.
L300 8-Footer High Side Pick-up w/ Roof 46,778
(Standard) with 2500 CC 4D56 Diesel Engine 2,205 kgs.
L300 HSPUR 8 Footer Standard w/ anolok 47,408
enclosure w/ 2500 CC 4D56 Diesel Engine 2,205 kgs.
L300 Low Side Pick-up w/ 2500 CC w/ 4D56 45,780
Fuel Injected Turbo Charger
L300 Versa Van De Luxe Diesel, 1992 5-Door, 2500 CC 56,648
4D56 Diesel Engine
4D56 Diesel Engine
4D56 Diesel Engine
L300 Versa Van De Luxe Diesel, 1992 5-Door, 2.5 liter 47,288
4D56 Diesel Engine 72
* L200, 1993 72 37,586
*Current Models

13.3 SERVICE VEHICLES & PICK-UPS (Cont.)
BARE RATE
PER DAY
MITSUBISHI
* Adventure GLX, 2.5 liter, Diesel Engine
5-Door 7-9 seater 73 47,712
* Adventure GLs Sport, 2.5 liter, Diesel Engine
5-Door 9 seater 136 50,860
* Strada GLX 4x2 Pick-up, 2.5 liter, Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 136 54,978
4-Door, 5 seater 136 67,208
4-Door, 5 seater 158 74,474
* Montero Sport GLS SE 4x4 Pick-up, 3.2 liter
Diesel Engine, 5-Door, 7seater 161 101,721
Pajero Turbo Superwagon, 1991 4WD 2500 CC w/
4D56 Fuel Injected Turbo Charger 85,995
TOYOTA
Fortuner V SUV, 4x4, 3.0 liter Diesel Engine
5-Door, 5 seater 163 102,811
Fortuner G SUV, 4x2, 2.5 liter Diesel Engine
5-Door, 5 seater 102 87,674
Hi-Ace Van GL Grandia Monotone 12, 2.5 liter
Diesel Engine, 4-Door, 12seater 102 86,281
HILUX Pick-up 4x2 E, 2.5 liter Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 102 60,367
HILUX Pick-up 4x2 G, 2.5 liter Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 102 63,394
HILUX Pick-up 4x4 G, 3.0 liter Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater
HILUX 4x4 SR5 60,828
HILUX 4x4 - 4 WHEEL DRIVE DLX 55,796
*Current Models

BARE RATE
PER DAY
TOYOTA (Cont.)
HILUX 4x2-XS 40,812
HILUX 4x2 DOUBLE CAB PICK-UP (STD) 38,017
Innova 2.5 E, AUV, 2.5 liter Diesel Engine
5-Door, 8 seater 134 57,944
Land Cruiser Wagon 4200CC 105,959
Revo DLX DSL 2003 80 39,356
Tamaraw FX 1996 80 45,465
Tamaraw FX 1993 80 29,734
FORD
* Ranger Pick-up 4x2 XLT Trekker, 2.5 liter
Diesel Engine, 4-Door, 5 seater 141 58,793
* Ranger Pick-up 4x4 XLT Trekker, 3.0 liter
Ranger 4x4 51,155
* Everest SUV 4x2 XLS, 2.5 liter Diesel Engine
5-Door, 7 seater 141 75,685
* Everest SUV 4x4 XLT, 3.0 liter Diesel Engine
5-Door, 7 seater 156 97,482
Explorer Sport Trac 4x2 205 72,623
Explorer Sport Trac 4x4 205 86,657
F-150 Super Crew 4x4 Lariat 220 89,396
HYUNDAI
Grand Starex TCI GL, 2.5 Diesel Engine
4-Door Van, 12 seater 101 74,958
Grand Starex TCI GLS, 2.5 Diesel Engine
Grand Starex CRDi VGT GL, 2.5 Diesel Engine
*Current Models

BARE RATE
PER DAY
HYUNDAI
Grand Starex CRDi VGT GL, 2.5 Diesel Engine
Santa Fe CRDi VGT, 2.2 Diesel Engine
4-Door SUV 7 seater 150 92,518
Santa Fe CRDi 4x4 VGT, 2.2 Diesel Engine
4-Door SUV 7 seater 150 100,086
Tucson CRDi 4x2 SUV, 2.0 liter Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 112 67,692
Tucson CRDi 4x4 SUV, 2.0 liter Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 112 74,777
ISUZU
Alterra 4x2 P. / S. Silver, 3.0 Dielsel Engine
5-Door SUV, 5-7 seater 146 93,849
Alterra 4x2 S. Silver/S. Black, 3.0 Dielsel Engine
5-Door SUV, 5-7 seater 146 103,719
Crosswind Xti, 2.5 Diesel Engine
5-Door AUV, 10 seater 85 56,007
Crosswind XUV, 2.5 Diesel Engine
5-Door AUV, 10 seater 85 67,935
Crewcab 4 Door Diesel 35,228
D-Max Pick-up 4x2 LX, 3.0 Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 146 57,703
D-Max Pick-up 4x2 LT 2.5 Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 81 50,860
D-Max Pick-up 4x4 LS, 3.0 Diesel Engine .
4-Door, 5 seater 146 81,739
Pick-up 2 Door Diesel 33,128
*Current Models

BARE RATE
PER DAY
ISUZU (Cont.)
Feugo, TRF54HDL-RLS 31,578
Hilander, Crosswind XL GVW 70 36,339
Hilander, Crosswind XTRM GVW 70 43,552
Hilander, Crosswind XT GVW 70 38,017
MAZDA
B2200 Double Cab (Diesel) 55,440
B2200 Single Cab (Diesel) 52,448
* BT50 Pick-up 4x2, 2.5 liter Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 143 57,460
* BT50 Pick-up 4x4, 3.0 liter Diesel Engine
4-Door, 5 seater 156 80,469
NISSAN
Patrol (loaded) 92,663
Frontier 2000 85 40,924
Frontier 2.7S (4x2) 80 34,998
Frontier 2.7E DLX II (4x2) New Edition 80 39,079
Frontier 2.7E DLX II (4x2) Limited Edition 80 41,204
Frontier 3.2 AT II (4x2) Pleasure Series 80 43,831
Frontier III TD 27 44,745
Frontier 3.2 AT II (4x2) Limited Edition 80 45,285
Frontier 3.2 MT II (4x4) Pleasure Series 80 53,112
Frontier 3.2 MT II (4x4) Limited Edition 80 54,230
Frontier 3.2 AT II (4x4) Pleasure Series 80 55,068
Frontier 3.2 AT II (4x4) Limited Edition 80 55,907
* Frontier Navara 4x2 Pick-up,2.5 liter
* Frontier Navara 4x4 Pick-up,2.5 liter
Safari CRLGY60 82,648
*Current Models

BARE RATE
PER DAY
NISSAN
* Urvan Esacapde Van, 2.6 liter, Diesel Engine
4-Door, 12 seater 84 64,120
* Urvan Esacapde Van, 3.0 liter, Diesel Engine
4-Door, 9 seater 105 92,518
Pathfinder, 4x4 (loaded) 71,190
Power Pick-up (loaded) 61,898
Double Cab-Classic, (Bare) 52,868
DAIHATSU
2 Door 4WD 29,715
KIA
Sorento EX CRDi, 2.5 liter, Diesel Engine
5-Door, 5 seater 138 97,482
Sportage LX 4x2 CRDi, 2.0 liter, Diesel Engine
5-Door SUV, 5 seater 110 73,566
Sportage LX 4x4 CRDi, 2.0 liter, Diesel Engine
5-Door SUV, 5 seater 110 82,648
Ceres Pick-up 4WD 28,823
Ceres Pick-up 26,775
SUZUKI
Samurai Long Body Resin Top 27,115
Samurai Single Cab Pick-up 25,885
Vitara 5 Door Wagon JLX Auto. Transmission 47,130
Vitara 5 Door Wagon JLX Manual Transmission 44,670
14.0 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
14.1 BORING MACHINE - HORIZONTAL
RICHMOND 4-71, 300 Tons Capacity 4,713 117,825
RICHMOND 4-71, 600 Tons Capacity 9,114 227,842
ISEKI MEPCB 900, O.D.- 1100 mm.
Sheild Length - 2562 mm. 14,826 370,661
*Current Models
14.0 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

BARE RATE
PER DAY
14.2 BREAKERS, PAVEMENT AND ROCK DRILLS
ARROW MASTER (CRACK & SEAT)
D500 73.0 8,805 220,127
HJ1250R 75.0 11,006 275,159
HITACHI HS 300, Reverse Circulation Drill
Electric Driven - 55 KW 2,269 56,731
PIONJAR 120, Rock Drill/Breaker, 20 cfm Petrol Driven 5.0 1,247 31,186
WACKER PORTABLE PETROL BREAKER
BHF30S 4.0 673 16,835
BH23 4.0 1,010 25,253
14.3 CHAINSAW
HUSQVARNA
162/266 w/o Blade 176 4,400
2100 CD w/o Blade 189 4,715
14.4 HOLLOW BLOCK MAKING MACHINES
DORA WERK UP1000, Hollow Blocks Press Machines,
Electric Driven 4,178 104,451
14.5 METAL MUNCHER MACHINE
CENTRAL ELECTRIC CO. MM90C, Electric Driven 711 17,765
14.6 PAINT STRIPPING MACHINE
Gas or Diesel Driven w/ spray gun 440 10,992
14.7 SCALE, TRUCK
CARDINAL, Portable, heavy duty, 30 Tons capacity 409 10,226
14.8 SEALER, JOINT
Gas or Diesel Driven w/ Hot or Cold spray nozzle 451 11,273
14.9 STEAM CLEANER
CHRISTANINI C-100, 1450 psi, Electric driven
220V/60 cycles 139 3,466
14.10 TRACTOR SKIDDER
FMC 220 5,604 140,109
*Current Models

14.11 CONCRETE VIBRATORS
MACHINE DESCRIPTION F. HORSEPOWER / (AMPERES) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
HEAD DIAMETER
Flexible Shaft Type, 4-6 Meters Shaft
1" (25mm) 656 2,625 7,875
1 1/4" (32mm) 486 1,944 5,833
1 1/2" (38-40mm) 559 2,236 6,708
1 3/4" (45-48mm) 608 2,431 7,292
2" (50mm) 656 2,625 7,875
2 1/4" (57-60mm) 681 2,722 8,167
DRIVE UNIT
Gasoline Drive Unit 3.50 486 1,944 5,833
Gasoline Drive Unit 5.00 535 2,139 6,417
Diesel Drive Unit 5.00 1,094 4,375 13,125
Electric Drive Unit 1.50 851 3,403 10,208
Note: Choose vibrator head/shaft and add to choice of drive unit.
MOTOR-IN-HEAD TYPE W/ SAFETY VOLTAGE
4-6 Meters Shaft
1 1/8" (30mm) 3.50 1,382 5,526 16,579
1 1/2" (40mm) 5.50 1,268 5,073 15,218
1 3/4" (45mm) 9.00 1,408 5,632 16,897
2" (50mm) 9.00 1,508 6,033 18,098
2 1/2" (60mm) 13.00 1,706 6,825 20,475
DRIVE UNIT
Gasoline Drive Unit (48 volts, 3 sockets) 30.10 3,150 12,600 37,800
Electric Drive Unit (3 phase, 3 sockets) 28.00 3,544 14,175 42,525
Electric Drive Unit (1 phase, 2 sockets) 27.00 1,546 6,183 18,550
Note: Choose vibrator head/shaft and add to choice of drive unit. Total nos. of vibrators must not exceed maximum
amperes of the drive unit.

14.11 CONCRETE VIBRATORS (Cont.)
MACHINE DESCRIPTION AIR CONSUMPTION (lpm) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
PNEUMATIC TYPE, 2 METERS SHAFT
1" - 1 1/2" (25-38mm) 450 788 3,150 9,450
1 3/4" - 2 1/2" (45-60mm) 850 875 3,500 10,500
3 -3 1/2" (75-90mm) 1,400 1,230 4,922 14,766
4 - 5 1/2" (100-140mm) 2,500 2,273 9,090 27,271
Note: Air Compressors, hoses and couplers not included.
14.12 CONCRETE TROWELS
MACHINE DESCRIPTION FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
DIAMETER NO. OF BLADES
Walk-behind
24" - 30" (610 - 762mm) 4 4 4.50 1,575 6,300 18,900
24" - 30" (914mm) 4 4 5.00 1,838 7,350 22,050
24" - 30" (1168-1219mm) 4 4 8.00 2,450 9,800 29,400
Ride-on
36" (914mm) 8 8 23.00 9,450 37,800 113,400
46" - 48" (1168-1219mm) 8 8 25.00 12,250 49,000 147,000
Note: Blades and other accessories not included.
14.13 CONCRETE SAWS (GASOLINE)
BLADE DIAMETER CUTTING DEPTH
5" Early Entry (Dry) 1" Electric 4,277 17,106 51,319
8" - 10" Early Entry (Dry) 1 3/16" 5.00 8,264 33,056 99,167
12" Manual 3 3/4" 5.00 1,116 4,463 13,388
14.13 CONCRETE SAWS (GASOLINE) (Cont.)
MACHINE DESCRIPTION FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
BLADE DIAMETER CUTTING DEPTH
14" Manual 4 3/4" 7.50 1,339 5,355 16,065
14" Manual 5 3/4" 9.00 1,562 6,248 18,743
16-18" Self-propelled 6 3/4" 13.00 2,789 11,156 33,469
20" Self-propelled 7 3/4" 20.00 6,263 25,054 75,161
26" Self-propelled 10 3/4" 25.00 6,604 26,416 79,249
30" Self-propelled 11 3/4" 65.00 11,953 47,812 143,437
36" Self-propelled 14 3/4" 65.00 12,431 49,725 149,175
48" Self-propelled 20" 65.00 15,141 60,562 181,687
14.14 REBAR CUTTER
ALL ELECTRIC MODELS PHASE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
MAXIMUM REBAR DIAMETER
Grade 40
13 mm Single 1,125 4,500 13,500
16 mm Single 1,266 5,063 15,188
20 mm Single 1,336 5,344 16,031
25 mm Single 1,758 7,031 21,094
32 mm Single 2,531 10,125 30,375
32 mm Three 3,094 12,375 37,125
42 mm Three 3,516 14,063 42,187
55 mm Three 16,875 67,500 202,500
60-70 mm Three 21,094 84,375 253,125
14.15 REBAR BENDER
13 mm Three 2,250 9,000 27,000
16 mm Three 2,531 10,125 30,375

14.14 REBAR BENDER (Cont.)
MACHINE DESCRIPTION PHASE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
25 mm
32 mm 7.50 1,339 5,355 16,065
42 mm 9.00 1,562 6,248 18,743
60-70 mm 13.00 2,789 11,156 33,469
20" Self-propelled 7 3/4" 20.00 6,263 25,054 75,161
26" Self-propelled 10 3/4" 25.00 6,604 26,416 79,249
30" Self-propelled 11 3/4" 65.00 11,953 47,812 143,437
36" Self-propelled 14 3/4" 65.00 12,431 49,725 149,175
48" Self-propelled 20" 65.00 15,141 60,562 181,687
14.14 REBAR CUTTER
ALL ELECTRIC MODELS PHASE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
MAXIMUM REBAR DIAMETER
Grade 40
13 mm Single 1,125 4,500 13,500
16 mm Single 1,266 5,063 15,188
20 mm Single 1,336 5,344 16,031
25 mm Single 1,758 7,031 21,094
32 mm Single 2,531 10,125 30,375
32 mm Three 3,094 12,375 37,125
42 mm Three 3,516 14,063 42,187
55 mm Three 16,875 67,500 202,500
60-70 mm Three 21,094 84,375 253,125
14.15 REBAR BENDER
13 mm Three 2,250 9,000 27,000
16 mm Three 2,531 10,125 30,375

14.15 REBAR BENDER (Cont.)
MACHINE DESCRIPTION PHASE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
25 mm Three 2,812 11,250 33,750
32 mm Three 3,516 14,063 42,187
42 mm Three 4,219 16,875 50,625
52-70 mm Three 25,312 101,250 303,750
14.16 REBAR CICULAR BENDER
22 mm Three 10,687 32,062
32 mm Three 3,797 15,188 45,563
42 mm Three 4,641 18,562 55,687
52 mm Three 28,125 112,500 337,500
14.17 TOWER LIGHTS
GENERATOR
MACHINE DESCRIPTION H.P. DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
(kw)
Tower Height No. of Lights
30 ft. 4 x 1000 watts 10.50 6.00 5,797 23,187 69,563
30 ft. 6 x 1000 watts 13.60 8.00 7,729 30,917 92,750
28 ft. 4 x 1000 watts 10.50 6.00 4,831 19,323 57,969
28 ft. 4 x 1000 watts 10.50 5.00 4,348 17,391 52,172
12 ft. 4 x 400 watts 5.00 2.70 2,625 10,500 31,500
12 ft. 2 x 400 watts 5.00 2.40 2,187 8,750 26,250
14.18 ARROW BOARDS (BATTERY POWERED/SOLAR-ASSISTED)
MACHINE DESCRIPTION WATTAGE/BULB DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
Type of Bulbs No. of Lights
PAR 46 Halogen 15 Three 4,480 17,919 53,756
PAR 46 Halogen 25 Three 4,760 19,041 57,122

14.18 ARROW BOARDS (BATTERY POWERED/SOLAR-ASSISTED) (Cont.)
MACHINE DESCRIPTION WATTAGE/BULB DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
Type of Bulbs (Cont.) No. of Lights (Cont.)
PAR 46 LED 15 50 4,266 17,065 51,194
PAR 46 LED 25 75 4,501 18,003 54,008
PAR 46 LED 25 75 4,911 19,644 58,931
14.19 HYDRAULIC TOOLS
PRESSURE
MACHINE DESCRIPTION WEIGHT (kg) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
(bar)
14.19.1 CHIPPING HAMMERS
Oil Flow Range (lpm)
Stanley CH18 26-34 11 105-140 1,749 6,995 20,985
Maruzen BH112 20-25 11 90-130 1,250 4,999 14,996
Note: Breaking Tools not Included.
14.19.2 PAVEMENT BREAKERS
Maruzen BH051 9 15.50 100-140 923 3,690 11,071
Stanley BR67 26-34 30 105-140 1,471 5,882 17,647
Maruzen BH230 15-30 23 100-120 1,341 5,364 16,093
Stanley BR72 26-34 27 105-140 1,829 7,315 21,945
Maruzen BH280 20-30 28 100-140 1,676 6,705 20,116
Note: Breaking Tools not Included.
14.19.3 ROCK DRILL
Maruzen MHD20 20-25 21 100-120 2,743 10,973 32,918
(Drill Bit not included)

14.19 HYDRAULIC TOOLS (Cont.)
PRESSURE
MACHINE DESCRIPTION FLOW RANGE (lpm) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
(bar)
14.19.4 SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS
DISCHARGE OUTPUT
Diameter (lpm)
Stanley SM22 63.50 1890 30-45 7-140 1,669 6,675 20,025
Stanley SM23 63.50 1420 30-57 70-140 1,120 4,480 13,441
Stanley TP04 100 3000 45-60 105-140 3,028 11,902 35,706
Stanley TP08 101 3000 26-38 140 1,745 6,980 20,939
Maruzen PH301 75 1200 15-30 50-140 1,676 6,705 20,116
Note: Discharge hose not included
14.19.5 POST DRIVER
CAPACITY
Stanley PD45 667 mm channel/round 26-34 105-140 1,829 7,315 21,945
44 mm square
14.19.6 POWER UNIT
HORSEPOWER
Stanley HP-1 9.0 30 140 923 3,690 11,071
Stanley HP-1 Diesel 19.0 30 140 1,471 5,882 17,647
Stanley HPR2 18.0 30 140 1,341 5,364 16,093
Maruzen UH051 5.0 9.50 175 1,829 7,315 21,945
Maruzen MHP100 10.0 25 140 1,676 6,705 20,116
Power unit includes couplers and extension hudraulic hoses.
14.19.7 CONCRETE CHAIN SAW
ICS 823H (Blades not included) 2,771 11,803 33,250

14.19 HYDRAULIC TOOLS (Cont.)
PRESSURE
MACHINE DESCRIPTION FLOW RANGE (lpm) DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
(bar)
14.19.8 POWER SAW
HORSEPOWER
CO23 (Blades not included 356.0 26-34 70-140 1,940 7,758 23,275
15.0 PLANTS
OPERATED
MAKE/MODEL/CAPACITY FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER BARE MONTH
HOUR
15.1 AGGREGATE CRUSHERS
PARKER Model 1208 portable, 100 tons per hour capacity, primary jaw
secondary-roll crusher, w/ three product screen deck 392,249
SVEDALA Model Jawmaster 1513HD primary crusher (885-116 MTPH,
250 HP) and H-8000 Hydrocone secondary crusher (665-1950 MTPH,
560 KW) complete w/ vibrating feeder, classifiers, screens and 1,014.0 1,903,557
conveyor system. (combined)
150 HP) and H-6000 Hydrocone secondary crusher (255-715 MTPH, 580 1,563,751
315 KW.) w/ complete accessories. (combined)
SVEDALA Model Jawmaster 1108D primary crusher (385-505 MTPH,
125/150 HP) and H-4000 Hydrocone secondary crusher (165-460 MTPH, 450.0 1,332,085
220 KW) w/ complete accessories. (combined)
100 HP) and H-3000 Hydrocone secondary crusher (105-265 MTPH, 304.0 1,100,418
15.0 PLANTS (Cont.)

OPERATED
HOUR
15.1 AGGREGATE CRUSHERS (Cont.)
100 HP) and H-2000 Hydrocone secondary crusher (60-145 MTPH, 222.0 955,423
SVEDALA Model Jawmaster 806D primary crusher (160-250 MTPH,
75 HP) and H-2000 Hydrocone secondary crusher (60-145 MTPH, 200.0 741,172
90 KW.) w/ complete accessories. (combined)
UNIVERSAL/ALLIS CHALMERS 70-90 cu.m./hr. rated capacity 30x42
primaryjaw crusher (100-440 MPTH, 125/150 HP) and 10x51 Hydrocone 450.0 1,145,593
secondary crusher (215-350 MPTH, 220 KW) w/ complete accessories. (combined)
AGGREGATE CRUSHERS complete w/ vibrating feeder, and secondary P8,098/month x Rated
crushers, sand classifiers, screens and conveyor system. Capacity in Cu.M./Hr.
15.2 ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PLANT, complete w/ central pugmill P5,065/month x Rated
beater, dryer and conveyor system. Manual or automatic control system Capacity in Cu.M./Hr.
15.3 CEMENT TREATED BASE PLANT, complete w/ central P6,035/month x Rated
mixer manual and automatic control system. Capacity in Cu.M./Hr.
15.4 CONCRETE BATCH PLANT, complete w/ cement silo, manual P5,396/month x Rated
or automatic conttrol and de bay system. Capacity in Cu.M./Hr.
FASTWAY FBP, 3.60 cu.m./hr. 119,700
ELBA WERK, EMM-45111-A-4, 38.25 cu.m./hr. 154,360
C.S. JOHNSON SUPER, 630, 38.85 to 114.75 cu.m./hr. 546,000
C.S. JOHNSON, 524, 84.15 cu.m./hr. 456,750
15.0 PLANTS (Cont.)

OPERATED
HOUR
ROME BATCH PLANT, ORU, 130 cu.m./hr. 609,000
ORU ROME 3P 50 / MB 3000 / WH /IU 94 Wet Type, 80-100 cu.m./hr. 90 519,787
ARBAU EURO 80T, 80 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher and Scraper, w/o cement silo 443,520
ARBAU 880, 60 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher and Scraper, w/o cement silo 301,455
ELBA EMC 72, 72 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher, Mixer & Scraper, w/o cement silo 361,746
ELBA Mixer EM41, 40 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Hopper, w/o cement silo 160,776
ELBA Teka EM150, 15 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Scraper w/o cement silo 59,044
ELBA EMC35D, 35 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Scraper, w/o cement silo 137,768
ELBA EMC, 105 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Scraper, w/o cement silo 105 233,261
ELBA EMC, 85 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Scraper, w/o cement silo 85 271,534
ELBA EMM30, 30 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Scraper, w/o cement silo 118,087
ELBA EMM 15 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Scraper, w/o cement silo 59,136
IMER BTK 1000, 25 cu.m./hr. w/ Batcher & Scraper, w/o cement silo 25 27,823
ROSS UNIPLANT, portable concrete batching plant, all in one P6,527/mo. x Rated
batch plant-silo combination Capacity in Cu.M./Hr.
STETTER MOBILE PLANT M2 in-line Bunker, BHS Twin Shaft 3.0 cu.m.
capacity Mixer / MC 150 Controller 90 261,824
STETTER MOBILE PLANT 2 in-line Bunker, wet type, 80-100 cu.m./hr. 375,431
16.0 OFF-SHORE EQUIPMENT
16.1 DREDGER
SUMITOMO, 10,500 cu.m./hr. capacity x 110 m. sq.
.8382 m. discharge x 5000 m., discharge distance 5,530.0 212,560 27,632,748
CUTTER SUCTION, 5,000 cu.m./hr. dredge pump cap., 0.6096 m.
dredging depth, 2,000 m. max dredge distance, 600 mm discharge dia. 3,235.0 30,520 7,867,574
CUTTER SUCTION, 10,000 cu.m./hr. dredge pump cap., 0.8382 m.
dredging depth, 5,000 m. max dredge distance, 838 mm discharge dia. 5,950.0 217,433 28,266,238
TRAILER SUCTION, 5,000 cu.m./hr. dredge pump cap., 0.4572 m dredging
depth, 675 mm. discharge dia., 1,500 cu.m. hopper capacity. 3,200.0 60,595 7,877,298
TRAILER SUCTION, 3,000 cu.m./hr. dredge pump cap., 0.3556 m dredging
depth, 300 mm. discharge dia., 500 cu.m. hopper capacity. 1,795.0 55,001 7,150,143
GRAB, SINGLE BUCKET, Self Propelled, 13 cu.m. bucket capacity
50 m. dredging depth, 1,000 cu.m. hopper capacity. 1,300.0 61,525 7,998,276
16.0 OFF-SHORE EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

OPERATED
HOUR
16.1 DREDGER (Cont.)
GRAB, TWIN BUCKET, Towed, 9x2 cu.m. bucket capacity
30 m. dredging depth. 2,280.0 124,556 16,192,319
Note: For Cutter Suction/Bucket Dredgers, rental rates excluded cost of:
a. pipelines, rubber sleeves and floaters c. support tugs and achor barges
b. cutting tooth d. pipeline crew and support barges
16.2 CRANE BARGE
Non-propelled barge, GW-319 tons, NW 313 tons, w/
mechanically operated crane, 60 tons capacity 275 3,843 499,642
Non-propelled barge, DWT-450 tons, w/
Non-propelled barge, DWT-650 tons, w/
16.3 HOPPER BARGE
Non-propelled, Bottom dump barge, DWT-800 tons,
550 cu.m. net capacity 1,030 133,848
16.4 DECK BARGE, Non-Propelled, (LOA x B x D) meters
Dimensions : 45.12x10.98x3.66 (1000 tons DWT) 825 107,250
35.50x9.85x3.05 (650 tons DWT 537 69,784
41.16x10.35x2.31 (600 tons DWT 496 64,493
16.5 TUGBOATS
Dimensions : (LOA x B x D) meters
30.96x8.85x3.11 2100 5,874 763,620
29.05x8.2x3.10 2000 5,647 734,162
26.77x7.20x3.40 1500 4,390 570,713
22.87x6.71x3.05 850 2,901 377,091
21.96x6.31x2.49 550 2,072 269,412
15.24x4.73x1.91 500 1,951 253,682
13.30x4.65x1.85 500 1,603 208,351
16.0 OFF-SHORE EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

OPERATED
HOUR
16.6 MODULAR FLOAT
SOIL MEC Piling platform, 500 tons capacity 501,426
Piling platform, 1,119 tons capacity
Dimension : 48.8 m. x 16.5 m. x 4.0 m. 1,653,188
Note : OFF-SHORE EQUIPMENT RENTAL RATES are based on 8 hrs./day shift & 200 hrs./month basis.
15% premium on serve worksite condition not included.
17.0 CABLE STRINGING EQUIPMENT
17.1 CABLE PULLER
TIMBERLAND EQUIPMENT
P-200-212D ATR, Trailer Mounted 150.0 88,698
P-200-212D ATR, Skid Base Mounted 150.0 81,068
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model PU-157, Hydraulic. 250.0 1,243 161,590
17.2 CABLE TENSIONER
T50-2M, Trailer-Mounted w/o Engine 43,966
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model TC-005 Hydraulic. 14 tons 23.0 409 53,196
17.3 REEL WINDER
TRW60-36SL, Trailer-Mounted, Self-Loading w/o Engine 13,637
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model RS-006, Trailer-Mounted 124 16,159
17.4 ROPE WINDER
Trailer-Mounted w/ Isuzu Engine Model D500 95.0 7,499
17.5 SPLICING MACHINE
SANWA TIKKI
EC 410, Manually operated 2,747
J60, Motorized equipped w/ gas Engine 7.0 6,391
17.6 CRIMPING TOOL - ELECTRIC CABLE
STANLEY, Hydraulic, w/o power unit
CT10, 12 Ton Force, w/ Burndy Y35D Dies 2,603
CT06, Anderson Head UC-6FTVR 2,839
17.0 CABLE STRINGING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

OPERATED
HOUR
17.7 REEL CARIER, CABLE
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model RS-004, Self-Loading, Hydraulic. 312 40,612
17.8 TRAVELLER, CABLE
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model BL-009 95 12,298
17.9 STRINGING BLOCK
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model BL-127 109 14,157
17.10 PULLING STEEL, ANTI TWISTING
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model 52-016 194 25,168
17.11 JOINT CONNECTOR, FIXED
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model SO-014 90 11,726
17.12 TRAVELLING GROUND DEVICE
17.13 ZOOM SAG SCOPE
17.14 DYNOMETER, HYDAULIC
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model 10-18-18 110 14,300
17.15 SELF GRIPPING, CABLE
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model CL-004 103 13,442
17.16 WIRE BASKET/MESHSOCK, Temporary
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model SO-004 94 12,155
17.17 HYDRAULIC CUTTER, Wire rope/Cable
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model 19-001, hand operated 118 15,301
17.18 HYDRAULIC COMPRESSOR
(CANTAMESA-ITALY), Model 06-006, complete w/
power pack & connecting hoses and fittings 110 tons 290 37,752
17.19 SNATCH BLOCK, Hard line
18.0 OTHERS
OPERATED
HOUR
18.1 CHIP SPREADER, 12 feet wide whole 13,867
18.2 KOMATSU MOBILE CRUSHERS
BR100JG-1 54.2 3,224 419,133
BR210JG-1 133.0 6,107 793,936
BR200S-1 133.0 5,545 720,863
BR350JG 158.0 7,006 910,767
BR550JG 306.0 12,004 1,560,559
18.3 POWER BROOM, Towed Type with
Engine 2 meters wide, 6 to 30 kms./hr. sweeping capacity 17,405
18.4 FORD TRUCK TIRE, IFDXX87U7-DVA 210.0 2,317 301,158
SN 51Z07043
SECTION C
EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT TYPES
CONTENTS
PAGE
TRACK TYPE TRACTORS 147 BACKHOE -LOADERS
WHEEL LOADERS 173 ASPHALT PAVERS
SKID STEER LOADERS 196 TRANSIT MIXERS / CONCRETE PUMPS
WHEEL TRACTOR SCRAPERS 203 ON/OFF-HIGHWAY TRUCKS
MOTOR GRADERS 207 AIR COMPRESSORS
COMPACTORS 221 GENERATOR SETS / TOWER LIGHTS
CRANES 234 AGGREGATE CRUSHERS
HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS / SHOVELS 236 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
TRACK - TYPE
TRACTORS
PAGE
CATERPILLAR 148
KOMATSU 159
LIEBHERR 171
CATERPILLAR
TRACK-TYPE TRACTORS
MODEL D3C Series 111 D3G XL D3G LGP D4D

Flywheel Horsepower
Operating Weight ( Powershift)
( Direct Drive )
(Hystat )
Engine Model

Acel 2009

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Acel 2009

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS AND EQUIPMENT LESSORS (ACEL), INC.

EQUIPMENT GUIDE BOOK EDITION 24

ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS AND EQUIPMENT LESSORS (ACEL), INC.

EQUIPMENT GUIDE BOOK EDITION 25

For the Industry -

For Individual Benefits -

ASSOCIATION OF CARRIERS & EQUIPMENT LESSORS, INC.

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.4 LOADERS, CRAWLER

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.5 LOADERS, SKID STEER

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

1.0 EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT

2.0 COMPACTION EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT

3.3 CRANES, TRUCK MOUNTED, HYDRAULIC TELESCOPIC BOOM

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.4 CRANES, HYDRAULIC, ROUGH TERRAIN / ALL TERRAIN

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.5 HOISTS AND TOWER CRANES

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.6 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

3.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

4.0 EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT

4.0 EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)

4.0 EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT (Cont.)