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Description
The 13-Ton Excavator Ripper Attachment is a heavy-duty, non-hydraulic single-shank attachment designed to concentrate the excavator's breakout force into one reinforced ripping point.
It is designed for breaking and loosening:
- Hard compacted ground
- Clay
- Frozen ground
- Shale
- Weathered rock
- Hard soil
- Tree roots
- Tree stumps
- Boulder edges
- Concrete
- Asphalt
- Demolition material
The ripper is particularly effective where a standard bucket struggles to penetrate the ground.
It can be used as a:
- Ground ripper
- Rock ripper
- Frost ripper
- Root hook
- Rock claw
- Stump remover
- Concrete/tarmac ripper
Commercial 12–15 t examples are specifically marketed for hard ground, rock, shale, tree roots, stumps and demolition applications.
Specification
| Item | Recommended specification |
| Product | 13T Heavy-Duty Excavator Ripper |
| Carrier class | 12–15 t |
| Nominal carrier | 13 t |
| Type | Single-shank mechanical ripper |
| Working weight | 330–450 kg |
| Heavy-duty option | Up to approx. 500 kg |
| Overall length | Approx. 1,050–1,250 mm |
| Overall height | Approx. 850–1,050 mm |
| Overall width | Approx. 400–500 mm |
| Pin diameter | 60–70 mm |
| Typical pin diameter | 65 mm |
| Pin centres | Approx. 380–400 mm |
| Dipper gap / BTE | Approx. 250–270 mm |
| Pin-to-point length | Approx. 1,000–1,150 mm |
| Shank thickness | Approx. 50–65 mm |
| Shank width | Approx. 100–160 mm |
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