Updated Attachment 1 Salient Characteristics and Specification.pdf

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This is a mandatory equipment specification document for Phase 1 of the Antenna Farm Project, detailing rental equipment requirements with salient characteristics and technical specifications.

The project requires three pieces of heavy equipment to be rented: (1) one Caterpillar 320/323 excavator or equivalent with a minimum operating weight of 49,500-55,100 lbs, minimum 170 net horsepower, maximum reach of 35' 2", maximum digging depth of 25' 1", and including one B-Linkage Grubber attachment (Model B GRUB24 or equivalent); (2) one Caterpillar 299D3 C3H2 compact track loader or equivalent with minimum operating weight of 11,400 lbs, minimum 98 gross horsepower, minimum rated operating capacity of 3,480 lbs at 35% tipping load, and an enclosed cab with ROPS/FOPS configuration including functional air conditioning and heating; and (3) one skid steer attachment (Model SSL RAKG84 or equivalent) with 84-inch total working width, constructed of Grade 50 American steel with 1/2-inch thick bottom tines, dual independent grapples with 34-35 inch jaw opening, debris-sifting design with 9-10 inch tine spacing, dual 2" bore x 10" stroke cylinders rated to 4,000 PSI, 3,800 PSI high-pressure hoses with 1/2" flat-faced hydraulic quick couplers, standard SSQA/SSL mounting plate, approximate weight of 925-1,030 lbs, and compatibility with 50-75 HP machines.

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Break down Salient Characteristics and Specs absolutely needed to fulfill the requirement.

Below is a breakdown of all mandatory rental equipment for Phase 1 of the Antenna Farm Project.

ITEM

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT

0001 One (1) Excavator (Caterpillar 320/323 or equivalent)

• Operating Weight: Minimum of 49,500 lbs to 55,100 lbs.

• Engine Power: Minimum of 170 Net Horsepower (HP).

• Reach and Depth: Must be configured to provide a minimum maximum reach of 35' 2" and a maximum digging depth of 25' 1".

• Attachment Requirement: Must include one (1) B-

Linkage Grubber attachment (Model B GRUB24 or equivalent) compatible with the excavator's hydraulic and mounting system.

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0002 One (1) Compact Track Loader (Caterpillar 299D3 C3H2 or equivalent)

• Operating Weight: Minimum of 11,400 lbs.

• Engine Power: Minimum of 98 Gross Horsepower (HP).

• Rated Operating Capacity (35% Tipping Load):

Minimum of 3,480 lbs.

• Cab Configuration: Must include an enclosed cab

(ROPS/FOPS) with functional air conditioning and heating.

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0003 • One (1) Skid Steer Attachment (Model SSL RAKG84 or equivalent)

Overall Width: 84 inches (7 feet) total working width.

Material Build: Constructed of high-strength Grade

50 American steel with 1/2-inch thick bottom tines.

Dual Independent Grapples: Two separate clamping arms that move independently to secure uneven, mismatched, or irregular loads.

Grapple Jaw Opening: A maximum opening height of

34 to 35 inches to accommodate large, bulky debris.

Debris Sifting Design: Lower tines spaced approximately 9 to 10 inches apart to allow loose soil to sift through while retaining brush, rocks, and logs.

Hydraulic System: Dual heavy-duty 2" bore x 10" stroke cylinders rated up to 4,000 PSI, complete with protective steel cylinder guards.

Connection Hoses: Includes 3,800 PSI high-pressure hoses outfitted with standard 1/2" flat-faced hydraulic quick couplers.

Mounting Interface: Standard Universal Skid Steer

Quick Attach (SSQA / SSL) mounting plate.

Overall Weight: Approximately 925 to 1,030 lbs to maximize structural integrity without overloading the host machine's lift capacity.

Machine Match: Engineered for skid steers, compact track loaders (CTLs), and utility tractors rated between 50 HP and 75 HP.

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