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SPEC - 1.7 Cubic Yard Pneumatic Tired Loader 2004

  • YEAR CREATED: 2004
  • ENTITY TYPE: Authority: Transportation
  • TYPE OF DOCUMENT: SPEC - Specification
The document is a specification for a pneumatic-tired loader, specifically a 1.7 cubic yard loader, issued by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) in June 2004. The document includes general clauses and conditions for the equipment, such as the requirement for it to be the latest improved model in current production and new, not used or shopworn. It also specifies that the unit should meet or exceed safety, health, lighting, and noise regulations and standards. The document encourages manufacturers to comply with the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Recommended Practice for marking plastic parts and to use recycled plastics and materials in their products. It also encourages manufacturers to adopt the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001-9003 standards for quality management. The specifications for the loader include its design as an articulated front-end loader with a minimum 1.7 cubic yard general purpose material bucket. It should be able to breakout, lift, carry, and dump a minimum load of 6,100 pounds. The operating load and weight of the unit are defined, and calculations for these parameters are provided based on specific criteria such as tire size, operator weight, and equipment options. Additionally, the document provides information on the overall dimensions of the loader. It specifies that the maximum height should not exceed 7 ft. 11 in. (2.4 m) and the overall length, including the bucket, is described in a separate paragraph. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive guide for manufacturers to produce a pneumatic-tired loader that meets the specified requirements and standards set by the Texas Department of Transportation.
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