
HCR125 Gasoline Tamping Rammer
HCR125 gasoline tamping rammer for confined compaction work. Listed 5.5–6.5 HP options and 78 kg; request the engine, foot dimensions and verified impact data.
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Original photographs and labelled component panels. Installed machines, colours and workshop stock illustrate configurations; the quotation defines what is supplied.
Gasoline Tamping Rammer — Engine Options
The pictured rammer uses an engine above a spring-and-bellows impact assembly and a compact tamping foot. It is used where a narrow working footprint is required, rather than a broad vibrating plate.
| Listed weight; supply scope to confirm | 80 kg |
|---|---|
| Listed dimensions; scope to confirm | 1000*490*620mm |
| Listed stroke/jumping height | 45-75mm |
| Material | Metal |
| Parameters to confirm | Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration. |
The pictured rammer uses an engine above a spring-and-bellows impact assembly and a compact tamping foot. It is used where a narrow working footprint is required, rather than a broad vibrating plate.
The original attributes mix gasoline, diesel and electric configurations. This page follows the photographed gasoline machine and does not apply electrical voltage to it. Confirm engine identification, foot size and the exact assembled version before accepting the listed weight or dimensions.
Describe the soil, trench or repair area, access width and intended layers. Ask the supplier to identify the rammer and engine combination suitable for that job. Photos of other engine types are configuration examples, not ratings for the pictured machine.
Confirm the foot, engine, bellows and supplied transport or packing arrangement. Request manuals and the matching clutch, bellows and lower-assembly parts references. A generic spare-parts image does not confirm that all parts are included.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.



The pictured rammer uses an engine above a spring-and-bellows impact assembly and a compact tamping foot. It is used where a narrow working footprint is required, rather than a broad vibrating plate.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
The selected photograph shows a gasoline engine. Mixed source voltage fields do not apply to that pictured engine.
No. Confirm the complete engine and drive combination with the supplier.
No. Parts photographs illustrate service components; the delivery list defines supply.
Describe the ground, access width, intended layers and required compaction result.
The original attributes mix gasoline, diesel and electric configurations. This page follows the photographed gasoline machine and does not apply electrical voltage to it. Confirm engine identification, foot size and the exact assembled version before accepting the listed weight or dimensions.
State the model or part, measurements and quantity. Ask for equipment, accessories and documents to be itemised separately.

HCR125 gasoline tamping rammer for confined compaction work. Listed 5.5–6.5 HP options and 78 kg; request the engine, foot dimensions and verified impact data.
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