ADAPTER-TIP 1198606 - Caterpillar

Table 1
725C Dimensions
Metric Unit English Unit
Overall Height with body down (excluding exhaust) 3480 mm 11 ft 4 inch
Height with body raised 6306 mm 20 ft 6 inch
Width over tires (excluding mirrors) 2877 mm 9 ft 6 inch
Overall Length with body down 10360 mm 34 ft
Table 2
Operating Weights with 75 kg (165 lb) operator and full tank of fuel
Sales Model (S/N) Metric Unit English Unit
725C (TFB) 46820 kg 103220 lb
725C (LFB) 46550 kg 102625 lb Intended Use
The Articulated Truck is an earthmoving machine. The Articulated Truck is classified as a dumper as described in ISO 6165:2012. This is a self-propelled wheeled machine with an articulation frame in order to steer. This dumper has an open body that is intended for the following applications under normal conditions: transporting loose material and dumping loose materialApplication/Configuration Restrictions
The Gross Machine Operating Weight (including payload) for the 725C (TFB) Articulated Truck is 46820 kg (103220 lb).The Gross Machine Operating Weight (including payload) for the 725C (LFB) Articulated Truck is 46550 kg (102625 lb).Use the machine only in environments that do not contain explosive gases.General Operating Restrictions
If this machine is used for purposes, other than areas described above, or in potentially dangerous environments, then special safety regulations must be followed. Consult your Cat dealer for more information. For example:
Flammable environments
Areas with dust containing asbestos
miscellaneousUse only in a non-explosive gas environment.Do not use to spread the load by raising the dump body while the machine is moving.Do not raise the empty or laden dump body when the machine is on an upward slope, as the truck could tip backward.Avoid conditions that can lead to tipping the machine. The machine can tip when you work on hills, banks and on upward and side slopes. The machine can tip when you cross ditches, ridges, or other unexpected obstacles.Avoid operating the machine across a slope as there are many factors that can adversely affect stability and for that reason Caterpillar does not provide date for such operations. Center of Gravity
Caterpillar can provide machine center of gravity information to help determine stability and tip over limits. When requesting center of gravity locations, provide an accurate description of the machines consist, as attachments will affect these figures. Load and load placement have a significant impact on the stability of the loaded machine.
Table 3
725C Operating Restrictions Grade
Maximum Working Grade(1) 30%
Service Brake Holding Capability(2) 30%
Parking Brake Holding Capability (2) 30%
(1) There are many variables to consider when operating on a grade. For example: grades that can be partially side sloped and can be soft, hard, wet, dry, loose, firm, graded, not graded, and frozen. Such variability will affect traction and rolling resistance and the individual circumstances must be considered before operating on any grade.
(2) The listed restriction assumes that the brake components are within working specifications, the machine mass is at maximum allowable, a graded ground surface, and a dry, firm underfoot. The machine operator is responsible for evaluating the condition of the machine, the environment, and using appropriate judgment to maintain control of the