Original photographs and labelled component panels. Installed machines, colours and workshop stock illustrate configurations; the quotation defines what is supplied.
DMJM100 Ride-On Concrete Power Trowel
The DMJM100 is a seated twin-rotor concrete finishing machine with guarded blade assemblies and operator controls above the frame. Original workshop views show its engine and rotor layout rather than a floor-grinding head.
| Source weight; unit retained if stated | 350 kg |
|---|---|
| Source overall dimensions; scope to confirm | 2000*1050*1300mm |
| Source fuel tank capacity | 20L |
| Rotor working speed | 70-150rpm |
| Source working-size field; scope to confirm | 2000mm |
| Listed disc diameter; version to confirm | 940mm |
| Blade dimensions | 350*150*2.0mm |
| Working-diameter selection | 100CM |
| Parameters to confirm | Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration. |
The DMJM100 is a seated twin-rotor concrete finishing machine with guarded blade assemblies and operator controls above the frame. Original workshop views show its engine and rotor layout rather than a floor-grinding head.
The source combines an overall working-diameter field, a disc diameter and a separate size option; those must not be treated as the same measurement. Its engine-power notation is unclear, and mixed electrical voltage fields do not identify the gasoline configuration.
Describe slab access, surface condition and required finish. Choose pans, blades and engine as one machine configuration; blade speed is different from travel speed. The machine does not turn a finished slab into a grinding application.
Request the delivered model identification, operating manual, parts list and an itemised equipment schedule. Consumables, accessories and transport items shown separately must be confirmed in the quote rather than assumed included.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
The DMJM100 is a seated twin-rotor concrete finishing machine with guarded blade assemblies and operator controls above the frame. Original workshop views show its engine and rotor layout rather than a floor-grinding head.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
No. The photographed twin rotors carry concrete-finishing blades or pans.
Confirm whether each value describes one disc, rotor option or overall working span.
Describe slab access, surface condition and required finish. Choose pans, blades and engine as one machine configuration; blade speed is different from travel speed. The machine does not turn a finished slab into a grinding application.
Use the delivered model and component identification together with photographs and measured mounting interfaces.
The source combines an overall working-diameter field, a disc diameter and a separate size option; those must not be treated as the same measurement. Its engine-power notation is unclear, and mixed electrical voltage fields do not identify the gasoline configuration.
State the model or part, measurements and quantity. Ask for equipment, accessories and documents to be itemised separately.
A gasoline ride-on power trowel identified as RM1200 in the source model selector. The listing records 37 HP, 510 kg, two 1170 mm pans and ten blades. Its 2400 mm working-diameter entry must be distinguished from each pan diameter and confirmed for the delivered arrangement.
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A gasoline ride-on power trowel with a seated operator arrangement. The source lists 24 HP, 409 kg, two 940 mm pans and eight blades. Its 2000 mm working-diameter attribute and 940 mm working-diameter SKU entry have different apparent scopes; confirm those scopes with the machine and tooling drawings.
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RM800A ride-on power trowel for concrete slab finishing. Review the engine and tool set; listed gross weight and packing dimensions are shipping data.
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