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6MCR Offset Boom and Force Transfer

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Mecalac heavy equipment Trick show / Demonstration

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What happens here

The Mecalac 6MCR's unique offset boom is demonstrated. This feature allows the machine to tuck in tightly, providing a very tight swing radius and enabling operation within a single lane of traffic. The force from the bucket is transferred through the rollers onto the chassis, distributing stress evenly and reducing strain on the joints.

Goal: Showcase the compact working ability of the 6MCR's offset boom.

Tools and materials

  • Mecalac 6MCR Mecalac — Demonstrating the offset boom and force transfer
  • Dirt N/A — Material for digging demonstration

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and the way it tucks in they mecalac claims that you only need one lane of traffic if you have to work which actually for road construction crews might be pretty handy or four guys working tight in between houses that could definitely be an advantage I can see [Music] so one of the interesting things to look at is they've actually transferred the weight of the skid bucket and the force from the rollers on to the chassis they marry that right into their push blade so as they're scooping and hauling they're actually using the entire frame of the machine to reinforce that so it's not being stressed on to the joints [Music] [Applause] [Music]

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