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(1) – one – MASABA 42” wide x 150’ long Pit Portable Radial Stockpiling Conveyor, 52” deep truss frame construction, in-frame wrap drive assembly with 75 h.p. electric motor, V-belt drive & guard, Dodge TXT9 shaft mounted gear reduction box with backstop, rubber lagged drive pulley, self-cleaning wing type tail pulley, 6’ long receiving hopper with adjustable rubber skirting, pit portable undercarriage with (8)-eight tires & wheels, two hydraulic jackstands to assist with swivel hub movement for portable or radial positions, one 3 h.p. electric Eurodrive with chain & sprocket drive for radial travel, 15 h.p. electric-hydraulic power package with 60 gallon oil reservoir, valves and controls for telescoping front support legs – incline adjustment. Factory rated at 1000 tph at 350 fpm belt speed. S/N 2008397; Date of Mfr 2008.
Used equipment……Selling Price $74,000
Truck loading is included in the price.
Condition: Damaged. Conveyor tipped on its side. Portions of the steel frame & undercarriage require fabrication repair. There are no trough idlers and no rubber conveyor belting. The tires are suitable for pit portable use.
Location: Tucson, AZ
Notes: The first four photos show it when it was new at the Masaba factory. All others show it in its current condition.
This conveyor was new in 2008. As noted in all of our ads, it’s “Damaged”. We don’t have the details on how it happened, but it tipped over. The truss frame and undercarriage require steel fabrication repairs. There are no trough idlers, and no rubber conveyor belting. That said, the low price takes all of this into full consideration. This conveyor sells new for almost $300,000. If your company has the time and is willing to invest in the necessary repairs and components, your total costs should represent a smart overall investment for this high volume, heavy duty conveyor.
A 42” wide bulk aggregate conveyor belt is capable of +/- 1500 tons per hour with 35-degree trough idlers running at 350 feet per minute. A 150’ long conveyor set at the industry standard 18 degree incline has a discharge height of 51 feet. It will stockpile 12,600 tons in a fixed conical pile, or 51,500 tons in a 90-degree circular stockpile.
