Milton CAT RM 300 - Manual (Page 10)

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Rotor Selection
Choice of two rotor designs for different applications and depth specifications. Tools are
mounted in drive-in, knock-out holders for quick and easy replacement.
Soil Rotor
Designed primarily for use in soil stabilization.
238 point-attack carbide-tipped tools are mounted
in drive-in, knock-out weld-on tool holders and
arranged in a chevron pattern for maximum
breakout force.
Versatile applications – blends additives with
cohesive, semi-cohesive or granular materials.
Replaceable end rings protect rotor mandrel from
wear. Rings are hard-faced for extended service.
Maximum depth is 508 mm (20").
Universal Rotor
Designed primarily for use in asphalt reclamation.
200 point-attack carbide-tipped tools are mounted
in drive-in, knock-out bolt-on tool holders and
arranged in a chevron pattern for maximum
breakout force.
Breakaway design tool holders allow for fast
replacement without welding.
Kicker paddles placed on every stand-off
improves mixing in soil stabilization and provides
more efficient material movement in full depth
reclamation.
Triple-tree tool placement on rotor ends cleans up
loose material and reduces wear on drum when
maneuvering in the cut.
Maximum depth is 457 mm (18"). Triple-tree tool placement.