Anqidi Jh-55 Multicolor Gas Pile Driver sku-717323259
No rating yet(0 ratings)The Anqidi Jh-55 is a Multicolor gas-powered pile driver in Agricultural & Construction Machinery (sku-717323259; UPC 762102232375). Listed size: 21.65" x 10.62" x 12.2". It has a hand-pull starter, a 2-stroke engine and 900W of power. Displacement is 32.7cc, maximum torque is 1.45N.m, impact energy is 25-50J, and impact frequency is 1700-2230BPM.
The 0.9L/0.24gal tank uses mixed oil at a ratio of 25 parts regular unleaded 95+ RON gasoline to 1 part 2-stroke engine oil. Fuel consumption is 0.5L/0.13gal/h, and maximum rotational speed is 8500RPM. Materials include ABS, iron, aluminum, alloy steel and rubber, with spray-painted and blackened surfaces in black, red and silver. Gross weight is 16.15kg/35.6lbs; net weight is 14.3kg/31.5lbs.
The supplied sockets measure 55mm/2.17in and 70mm/2.76in. Upper and lower armrests measure 26cm/10.23in and 14.5cm/5.7in. Product dimensions are 32*28*54cm/12.6*11*21.26in; package dimensions are 65*34*37cm/25.6*13.38*14.56in. The package contains 1 pile driver, 2 sockets, 1 fuel oil mixing bottle, 1 tools kit, 1 funnel, 1 filter nozzle, 1 English manual and assembly accessories.
To operate it, add the mixed fuel and fit the socket to the pile. Check that the flameout switch is at "-". Close the damper for a cold start or open it for a hot start. Press the oil bubble until air leaves the oil pipe, then pull the starter. Once the engine runs normally, turn on the shock absorber, position the handle and use the accelerator to begin driving the pile.
Stop at the desired depth and turn the flameout switch to "O".
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