AMPHIBIOUS_VEHICLE_SPECIFICATIONS.pdf
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- USFWS AMPHIBIOUS TRACKED VEHICLE Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140FS223Q0149
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This document outlines specifications for an amphibious tracked vehicle to be procured by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under solicitation number 140FS223Q0149. The vehicle specifications include dimensions of 15'10" long, 8'6" wide and 8'4" high without an optional overhead cargo rack. It is to have a 7520 pound weight and 1600 pound floating load capacity. The drive system is specified as a Kohler 2504 TCR 74 HP turbo diesel engine with twin hydrostatic transmission and oil bath lubricated low speed final drives. Additional details include a 10,000 pound front mounted hydraulic winch, auxiliary hydraulic circuits, 28" wide aluminum track cleats, and an 84" wide rotary cutter with two 38" diameter cutting heads. A 1 year/1000 hour bumper to bumper warranty is required on the machine and a 3 year/2000 hour warranty on the engine.
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140FS223Q0149 Amphibious Track Vehicle Page 1 of 3 Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge
Marsh Master MM-2MX with Cutter and Fire Package (or Equivalent Model)
BODY SPECS
• 15' 10" Long x 8’ 6” Wide x 8’ 4” High (without optional overhead cargo rack)
• All Welded 1/8” Aluminum Body with 3/16” High Strength Pontoon Bottoms
• 7520 lb. (can vary depending on add-ons)
• 1600 lb. Floating Load Capacity
• Fold-out windshield
• Walking deck full width of the tracks
• 38.5” Ground Clearance
• Stainless-Steel Fasteners throughout machine
• Easily accessible and serviceable 29 Gallon Secured Aluminum Fuel Tank mounted in rear bed area
• Rear mounted hydraulic three-point hitch with quick tach system that allows for implement installation/removal in 1 minute or less
• Standard—Overhead cargo rack capable of supporting 100 lb. of gear
• Rearview camera with cab display
• 36” tall bolt on deck railing with integrated access ladder
• Removable deck inserts to convert bed area to flat deck
DRIVE SYSTEM
• Kohler 2504 TCR 74 HP 4-cylinder water Cooled Turbo diesel.
• Twin Hydrostatic Transmission
• Oil bath lubricated low speed/high torque final drives that requires no external greasing of bearings
• Thermostatic controlled hydraulic driven cooling fan with reversing feature for radiator/oil cooler cleanout Side by side radiator/hydraulic oil cooler
• Maintenance free, DOC only; no DEF; no DPF, no REGEN
SPEED
• 8 mph on land, 1 mph in water
WINCH
• Front Mounted 10,000lb Hydraulic Winch with 135’ of 3/8" cable
• Front porthole window allowing operator to see winch cable while winching
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
• 12 Volt Battery Secured in Enclosed Compartment
• Murphy Powerview® multifunction engine display
• 2 LED Front Lights/2 LED Rear Lights
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• 12 Volt Auxiliary Receptacle in cab and rear bed area
• PERKO Battery cut-off switch
AUXILIARY HYDRAULIC CIRCUITS
• Low flow auxiliary hydraulic circuit 3-8 gpm @ 3000 psi and 2000 rpm
• High flow auxiliary hydraulic circuit 30 gpm (max) @ 3500 psi and 2600 rpm
TRACK SYSTEM
• 28” Wide Aluminum Cleats on 4" centers (4" pitch)
• Two 10” Wide Low Stretch Rubber Belts per Track
• Four Rows of Urethane Drive Lugs/Track Guides per Track
• Four UHMW Drive Sprockets per Track (4" pitch)
• Eighteen 10” urethane Bogie Wheels per Track
• Nine oil bath lubricated bogey axle assemblies per pontoon. Must be internally oil bath lubricated and sealed requiring no external greasing. Serviceable at 500 hour interval without removal of bogey wheel or axle. Bolt on design for easy replacement.
• Corrosion-proof stainless-steel track bolts and hardware for saltwater usage
• No external grease points anywhere on rear drive or bogey system
• Front idler shafts and rear drive shafts to be stainless steel. Bearing housings anodized aluminum.
FIRE SUPPRESSION
• (2) – 65-gallon Aluminum Water Tank built into each pontoon of Marsh Master®
• Level Gauge for Tanks (mounted in cab)
• Flomax 8 Hydraulic Motor Driven, Self-priming Centrifugal High-Volume Water Pump delivers a maximum flow of 20 gpm at a distance of approximately 35 ft.
• 15’ 1 1/2 Suction Hose for quick fill from ditch or lake
• 12’ and 25’ 1 1/2” Goodyear Pli-Cord Discharge Hose
• Fog & Stream Brass Spray Nozzle
• Camlock Hose Connections and Caps for Pump
ROTARY CUTTTER
• Cutting Width: 84”
• Overall Width: 98”
• Cutting Capacity: 3" Diameter soft wood material
• Cutting Heads: Two (2) 38” Diameter
• Blades: Two (2) per Cutting Head; 1/2” x 3” x 11 1/2” Heat Treated Steel
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• Spindle Speed: Approx. 1600 rpms at 2000 rpms engine speed
• Blade Tip Speed: 19,600 fpm at 2000 rpms engine speed
• Drive Motors: Two (2), 1 per Cutting Head, rated @ 50 hp max power input
• Spindles: Two (2) Extra Heavy Duty with Timken Taper Roller Bearings; Spindle Seals well protected from wrap up, grease lubricated
• Deck: 1/4” thick 5086 Aluminum, with 3/8” thick 6061-T6 Aluminum Pivot Mounts with steel bosses
• Heavy duty height adjustable skis for supporting cutter deck. Replaceable wear pads on ski bottoms.
• Weight: approx. 820 lb
• Tilt & Lift System: Rear cutter 3-point hitch. Hydraulic with Mechanical Controls
• Safety Features: Foot Switch at operator seat in cab must be depressed to power cutter head.
Push/pull dash mounted switch to engage cutter. Built in hydraulic blade brake that stops blades from free spinning after shutdown.
• Attachment: Quick Connect Hydraulic Hoses, quick-attach pull frame; 1 minute attach/detach time
MACHINE ENGINE WARRANTY
• Factory Direct
• 1 Year/1000 hr. bumper to bumper whichever comes first
• Engine warranty 3yr/2000 hr. 100% parts and labor
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