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Yes - we would've loved some longer and bigger logs for the event. Alot of our market is not often clearing big logs however.

it hybrid so can run off the grid but even with running off a diesel generator this electric drive machine is more efficient to run than hydraulic driven machines

Hi Alecs Fu, If you're looking to order parts, please contact us via our website here: www.equip2.co.nz/parts One of the team will be able to get you the right part for your machine!

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Hey there! We are the NZ distributor for Portafill, Portafill may have an India based distributor who would be able to price a machine for you. You can contact Portafill directly at www.portafill.com to find their closest dealer in your region. Cheers Simon

Hi Ken, Good question! Yes the Portafill Equipment has had their model numbers/names updated across the range, but the MR-6 as seen in the video is a new and separate model. The 3000ST is now known as the MS-3 (Classifier Screen) and the 4000T is now known as the MT-4 (Trommel Screen). The MR-6 Scalping Screen is a relatively new model from Portafill, it was released around 2 years ago with the new naming convention. It's larger than the MS-3 and MT-4, still fairly compact, but it is one of Portafill's larger machines. I hope that helps!

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Thanks Johnny, We'll come that in mind for the next videos and make sure to get some footage of the finished product!

Thanks Joe, Glad you liked it!

Hi There! Thanks for your constructive comment on the video! It's great to get questions about the technical aspects of the machine, we try our best in the videos but even then, we only scratch the surface of all the features and aspects, particularly the operational workings. We hope this helps answer some of your comments! - The Key system is not electrical or solenoid driven, it's a simple way of ensuring all components are squared away before operation. In short, the key that unlocks access is taken from a mechanical key panel and cannot be returned until the access or component is back in its working position, this prevents machine operation in an unsafe configuration. - Yes, there are sensors on the machine to determine certain things like hatches being open, and correct configuration. Some might argue these don't mix on crushers but from our experience, industrial electronics are more than capable of handling the environment they're subjected to. They improve productivity by ensuring correct operation of the machine, how much downtime could result from incorrect operation of the machine and something important is damaged? A lot more time than checking a fault code indicated by a sensor, which is why they are beneficial. They also provide numerous safety benefits to operators by preventing incorrect operation that could result in injury. - Bottom-line is important! We know that a crushing plant can represent the second largest investment for a quarrying business. We try our best to help explain how we help businesses achieve improved bottom-line results, generally, it's around these points: (1) Better Performance from one machine, (2) Always available support and parts, (3) Tailored machine solution and demonstration, (4) and reduced risk exposure with costing calculations specific to the business. That sounds like a lot! For this particular quarry, we also completed a more in-depth review here: www.equip2.co.nz/newsroom/customer-profile-prenters-ready-mixed-concrete-aggregates - For more information on the R3h in this video you can also see our walkaround video of it here which may help explain some more! ruclips.net/video/4aZ20ZRpOjI/видео.html If we missed anything and you want to know more get in touch! We're happy to help out. Reach us on this number in NZ: 0800 100 684 Cheers!

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Hi Johan, That is a fantastic question! It's currently in the pipeline and we are aiming for a similar time to last year around November. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn to stay up to date with our announcements or drop us a line at: www.equip2.co.nz if you want me to add you to our mailing list and let you know when and where the next one is being held! Cheers Simon