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2011 - Epiroc Scooptram ST2G Wheeled Loader
()- Listing No
- 271477
- Year
- 2011
- Manufacturer
- Epiroc
- Model
- Scooptram ST2G
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Canada
- Price
- POA
- Description
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About this machine
The Epiroc Scooptram ST2G is a wheeled loader — sometimes referred to as a load-haul-dump or LHD — a type of articulated underground mining machine purpose-built to scoop, carry, and dump broken rock and ore in confined tunnel environments. Epiroc is a Swedish manufacturer specialising in mining, tunnelling, and rock excavation equipment, supplying underground loaders, drill rigs, and related machinery to operations around the world.
This 2011 machine is located in Ontario, Canada, and carries stock number T10-93 with serial number AVO11X275. Recorded hours stand at approximately 4,667. Power comes from a Cummins OSB 4.5 Tier 3 engine rated at 109 horsepower, started by a 24-volt electric system that also feeds 24-volt accessories throughout the machine. Intake filtration is handled by a dry-type air cleaner, and exhaust treatment is provided by a catalytic exhaust conditioner to meet underground air-quality requirements.
The drivetrain is built around Dana components throughout: a Dana torque converter, Dana transmission, and Dana 14D axles provide the power transfer and load-bearing capability expected in hard-rock underground service. Stopping is managed by SAHR brakes — spring-applied, hydraulically released units that engage automatically on loss of hydraulic pressure, a common safety requirement in underground mining. The machine runs on 12.00 R24 slick tires suited to the smooth, packed floors of underground drives and ramps.
The working end carries a 4.0 metric tonne bucket, and all working functions are fully hydraulic. Operator protection is provided by an EROPS canopy, and an Ansul fire suppression system is fitted as an active safeguard against underground fire risk. The package is rounded out by parts and operator's manuals, supporting ongoing maintenance and compliance requirements.
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