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[Azonic]

Here is 2 pics i found on German forums from the Bauma show!

[MoRockN]

Holly Cow those Jaws look scary and amazing at the same time!! If they are making a TEREX rock crusher kit like the picture I will for sure be getting one.

[thercfreak2012]

how much will the rock crusher cost

[Azonic]

Originally Posted by thercfreak2012

how much will the rock crusher cost

I have no idea, a few bucks i guess.

[Azonic]

Originally Posted by MoRockN

Holly Cow those Jaws look scary and amazing at the same time!! If they are making a TEREX rock crusher kit like the picture I will for sure be getting one.

Yeah, it looks amazing, they sure build nice equipment!

I dont know about the crusher, but i think it was Joe that said it was going to be avail to public in the future.

[thercfreak2012]

ok thanks for the info

[Lil Giants]

Premacon told me the crusher was made by a friend outside of the company - they had no plans to market it at that time (Oct /'12)... after seeing this picture today, I sent them a mail again to see if they changed their mind? Got an automated mail saying they're out of the office till the 19th.

I found a mini jaw crusher (google is your friend! ), a couple of them actually in various sizes.

http://www.geneq.com/catalog/en/mjc22.htm

http://www.geneq.com/catalog/en/mljc.htm

These ones are in Quebec, which will make it far easier for me obtain them without getting killed in shipping costs! But there's several labratory mini jaw & roller crushers & impactors in the states too on either side of the country.

http://www.hellotrade.com/sepor-usa/...w-crusher.html

http://www.hammermills.com/industrie...le-jaw-crusher

I made up of mind today that I was going to get the 2x2 in the 1st link above, but came here 1st & saw the pic above & hesitated... but, further deliberation today - it'll be yrs before Premacon ever does a complicated kit like this, the waiting list will be long & the kit no doubt will be easily 8000euro +!!!

The 2x2 above is 3400, not sure if that includes the tungsten carbide plates or not, the tungsten carbides plates themselves are 1550. Once you got the breaker box, building your own track unit like that above will be a cake walk.

[apfubar]

Well the hammer, and the jaws... I might be able to get those past the financial controller...

The crusher... Would be an entirely different story....

Ap

[elliot330]

I spoke with the owner/builder of the rock crusher late last year and as Joe stated, he doesn't plan to produce them...

I told him and Frank that if they made a screener like the Doppstadt 620 then they'd sell loads.. but we can only hope :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBtNFKRDQl8

[cdm]

That crusher! Hopefully its in the 500E range. Then i'll pick one up!

[Lil Giants]

Elliot, what size was the jaw opening on that crusher? Did the owner say what hardness the plates were?

[elliot330]

It was about 3in (75mm) opening. The jaws looked like milled steel, but i don't know and didn't ask.

[elliot330]

Joe, I assume you've seen these?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgZ_9ZKiHvI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjNR3fwd58U

Also copied onto your screener thread to try and keep all the info in one place...

[Lil Giants]

No I haven't Elliot, thanx for posting them up

That's a sweet, smooth, quiet running model... doesn't look too rugged though for long term abuse.

The conveyer belt looks like the one from the SandMaster.

Is that concrete being broke in the video?

[elliot330]

Originally Posted by Lil Giants

No I haven't Elliot, thanx for posting them up

That's a sweet, smooth, quiet running model... doesn't look too rugged though for long term abuse.

Yes nice and quiet, but to be honest, not many machines will stand working in the basement for long periods of time

Originally Posted by Lil Giants

Is that concrete being broke in the video?

I don't think so, it looked like a thermalite type block type material that is used on internal walls when building a house... however it may well also be able to crush stone??

[doodlebug]

Hey Joe, let me know the cost of those jaw's, you may just hard-face them yourself!
And save some money. lot's of option's for torch applied rod.
Cheer's, Neil.

[mog]

joe if you need hard facing i can do up to 70 rockwell at the shop i shere i could slid it in.

[MoRockN]

Ok, I am confused right now, yes they do make it?? Or NO they don't make it ?? Cause I keep reding these posts and people are all over the place. I am not going to build one, because A - no skill or machinery to do so, B- No time, C- I only like the one in the picture because it looks cool and really have no need or use for one. So, I will give Premacon a call and find out for my self, my only hope is that they can speak English , don't see why not since its a world spoken language .

[Lil Giants]

No, Premacon does not make one. No manufacture does. This is the 4th or 5th tracked jaw I've seen & one stationary jaw and all of them have been done by private individuals within Europe.

This is one has been around for better than 5yrs & is larger than 14th scale, might be 1/8th.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq_uI...eature=related

Here's another one more recent.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC2ox...eature=related

I've been watching this one since it 1st began... it's just about done.
http://www.modell-baustelle.de/index...&threadID=4740

[oldboy]

Who makes the hydraulic rock hammer,please

oldboy