RM1000
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.
| Listed power | 24 HP |
|---|---|
| Source mass; scope to confirm | 409 kg |
| Source overall dimensions | 2100 × 1200 × 1050 mm |
| Listed working speed | 150 rpm |
| Source working-diameter entry | 2000 mm |
| Pan diameter × quantity | 940 × 2 mm |
| Listed blade dimensions | 350 × 150 × 2 mm |
| Listed blade count | 8 pcs |
The listing gives 940mm × 2 for pans and 2000 mm for working diameter; the SKU also says working diameter 940 mm. These may refer to individual tooling and total arrangement, but that interpretation is not certified here. Request a drawing defining each dimension and the actual finishing path. Do not calculate a guaranteed coverage width by adding pan diameters.
The primary power attribute says 24HP; a second field says 17.6/24HP without defining separate units. No 17.6 kW value is invented. Named engine brands are source alternatives, not all included engines or evidence of authorized supply. Confirm the actual engine model, rated power, fuel and service requirements.
The source lists eight blades of 350 × 150 × 2 mm and a working speed of 150 rpm. Confirm blade references, pan compatibility and control functions for the actual assembly. A visible seat and control rods do not define a protection rating, productivity guarantee or complete operating procedure. Concrete condition and desired finish must guide the tooling selection.
Agree the engine, pan and blade references for the delivered machine, including the actual items supplied. Source pictures are not a packing list or a maintenance procedure. Request the applicable manual, replacement-part references, net/packed weights and transport dimensions. Do not infer a lubricant, tightening torque, blade life or certification from appearance.
Concrete condition and required finish; access/edges; engine and controls; pan/blade drawings and included tooling; net/packed mass; applicable documents; quantity and destination.
The fields use different scopes that need a drawing; neither is silently substituted for the other.
No. The secondary power entry does not clearly assign that unit.
They are source alternatives; identify the one selected engine.
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