Yanmar ViO80-1A, User Operation And Maintenance Manual

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10 Handling the bucket
105
Materials Density
Sand 1,64
Clay 1,7
Mud 1,8
Gravel
1,5
The density of the materials has a great influ-
ence on the weight of the load handled.The
opposite table specifies the density of the
most commonly handled materials.
10.2 Compatible accessories
• These accessories are given for 1.8 density materials with a full bucket forming a dome in
accordance with ISO standard 7451. For particular operations or with materials of different
densities (partial bucket filling due to fluid products such as mud) larger buckets may be
used.
• In this case it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the machine stability limit is
not exceeded. The machine could tip over, which could cause serious physical injuries and ex-
tensive material damage.
10.1 Machine stability when using with a bucket or an accessory, page 103
• Do not use accessories that are not listed in this chapter. The user must ensure that the ac-
cessory is compatible with the capabilities of the machine and the task at hand. If in doubt,
contact the accessory manufacturer or dealer.
Mounting without quick hitch
Bucket
Retro bucket G70800 G701000
Ditching bucket
G70C1800 G70C1800
Swivel ditching bucket
–
G70P1500
Loading bucket
G70800 G70C1000
G70C1800 G70C1800
Hydraulic hammer
DMS530 DMS530
Weight of material handled:
The bucket loading capacity (or SAE volume) allows calculating the weight of material
handled in the bucket (in case of full buckets) and it takes into account the extra weight caused
by the dome piling of certain materials.To determine the weight of materials handled, make
the following calculation:
Weight of materials (kg) = Load Capacity (L) x Density