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The BT1600 is the heaviest hitting jumping jack offered by Bartell. It offers almost 500 lbs more compaction force than most standard rammers, helping you compact deeper material if needed. With the high-quality construction, this unit is built to stand up to the rigors of your job site day in and out.
See Features Below
- Adjustable height operators handle for operator comfort
- Honda GX120 powered with diaphragm carburetor for extra power at higher elevations
- Heavy-duty throttle control provides longer service life
- Dual air filtration keeps the dirt where it belongs: out of your engine
- Integrated fuel valve provided for easy starting
- Heavy shock mount system to reduce hand-arm vibration and improve operator comfort
- Protective roll cage prevents possible damage on job site
- Integrated roller and lift handle makes loading and unloading a one-person job
- Rammer dolly includeD
Specifications
Part No.: BT1600H
Engine: Honda GX120
Power Output: 3.5hp (2.6kW)
RPM: 3600
Fuel Capacity: 0.5 GAL (2L)
Starting System: Recoil
Jumping Stroke: 2.8” (70mm)
Compaction Force: 3530lbf / 15.7kN (1600kgf)
Weight: 168lbs (76kg)
Plate Size: 11” x 11.8” (280mm x 300mm)
Manuals
Spec Sheet
What Our Experts Think
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1600KG Compaction Force: With an impressive 1600KG of compaction force, the BT1600H delivers exceptional power for compacting dense soils, gravel, and other heavy materials, ensuring a solid, stable foundation for construction projects.
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Honda GX160 Engine: Powered by the reliable Honda GX160 engine, known for its durability and fuel efficiency, it provides consistent and efficient performance in harsh conditions.
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Heavy-Duty Construction: The BT1600H is built with robust materials designed to withstand tough job site environments, offering long-lasting durability and reducing the need for frequent maintenance.
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Increased Efficiency: The high compaction force allows for fewer passes, improving overall efficiency and speeding up the job, making it ideal for large-scale or time-sensitive projects.
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Ergonomic Design: Despite its powerful capabilities, the BT1600H is designed for comfort with an ergonomic handle, making it easier to maneuver and operate, reducing fatigue during long hours of use
Q&A
Q: What is the Bartell Global Tamping Rammer - BT1600H?
A: The BT1600H is a heavy-duty tamping rammer that delivers 1600KG of compaction force, designed for efficiently compacting soil, gravel, and other granular materials on construction sites.
Q: What are its key features?
A: 1600KG compaction force, Honda engine for reliable and consistent performance, durable construction, ergonomic design for easy handling, and high productivity for tough compaction tasks.
Q: Why is this tamping rammer important?
A: It provides exceptional compaction power, ensuring effective soil stabilization and a solid foundation, ideal for heavy-duty tasks like trenching, backfilling, and compacting materials on large-scale construction projects.
Q: Where can it be used?
A: Ideal for use in construction, roadworks, landscaping, and utility installation, where strong compaction is needed to ensure stable ground for foundations and other structural work
Maintenance Tips
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Clean the Rammer After Each Use: Thoroughly clean the tamping foot, frame, and other components to remove debris, dirt, and buildup. This will prevent clogging and ensure efficient compaction for the next use.
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Check Engine Oil (Gas Version): For gas-powered models, inspect the engine oil level and condition regularly. Change the oil as recommended in the manual to keep the engine running smoothly and extend its lifespan.
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Inspect Electric Components (Electric Version): For electric models, inspect the motor, power cords, and electrical components for damage or wear. Replace any frayed or exposed wires to ensure safe and reliable operation.
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Lubricate Moving Parts: Regularly lubricate the shock absorbers, springs, bearings, and other moving components. Proper lubrication reduces friction and helps to maintain the rammer’s efficiency.
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Check Air Filter and Spark Plug (Gas Version): Clean or replace the air filter to maintain engine efficiency. Also, inspect the spark plug for corrosion or wear and replace it when necessary to ensure easy starts.
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Inspect the Fuel System (Gas Version): Check the fuel tank, lines, and filter for leaks or blockages. Always use fresh fuel to prevent clogs and ensure the engine operates at peak performance.
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Examine the Tamping Foot: Regularly inspect the tamping foot for excessive wear, cracks, or damage. Replace it when needed to maintain the force and effectiveness of the compaction.
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Inspect the Frame and Handle: Check the frame, handle, and structural components for cracks or damage. Tighten any loose bolts and ensure that all parts are secure for safe operation.
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Monitor the Vibration Mechanism: Inspect the vibration mounts and fasteners for wear. Replace any damaged components to ensure proper vibration force for effective compaction.
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Check Safety Features: Ensure all safety features, such as the emergency stop button, safety guards, and protective covers, are in good working condition. Safety is key to preventing accidents.
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Inspect Exhaust System (Gas Version): Regularly check the exhaust system for blockages or damage. A clean exhaust system improves engine efficiency and reduces harmful emissions.
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Proper Storage: When not in use, store the tamping rammer in a dry, sheltered area to protect it from moisture, rust, and environmental damage.
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Annual Professional Inspection: Schedule an annual service by a qualified technician to inspect the engine (gas model), motor (electric model), and all mechanical components. Address any issues proactively to prevent costly repairs