Product Description

Bartell BR4600 Reversible Plate Compactor

  • Cast aluminum throttle lever for professional and durable control
  • Integrated lifting bale for safe loading and unloading
  • Full roll cage and cast aluminum belt cover for clutch and engine protection

The BR4600 Reversible Compactor is built for medium to large applications. Equipped with either a Honda GX390 or Yanmar Diesel engine, it has the power and force to effectively compact deep base material. The fully hydraulic reversing mechanism sets the Bartell line of reversible compactors apart from the competition, providing more flexible maneuverability for forward, backward, and spot-on compaction.

Features

  • Cast aluminum throttle lever for professional and durable control
  • Integrated lifting bale for safe loading and unloading
  • Full roll cage and cast aluminum belt cover for clutch and engine protection
  • Ductile iron bases for increased strength
  • Optional extension plates further increase production rates
  • Full speed in both forwards and reverse
  • Specialized for compacting sand, trench, and patching
  • Diesel model offers key start or recoil start

Options

  • Honda GX390, 19" plate: BR4600H
  • Honda GX390, 25" plate with extension kit: BR4600HE
  • Yanmar Diesel, 19" plate: BR4600Y
  • Yanmar Diesel, 25" plate with extension kit: BR4600YE

Technical Specifications

Engine Type Honda GX390 Yanmar L100W
Power Output 11.7hp (8.7kW) 9.3hp (6.9kW)
Compaction Force 10141 lbf, 45kN, 4600 kgf
Max Travel Speed 72'/min (22m/min)
Length 62" (157cm)
Width 19" (48cm); 25" with extensions
Height 37" (93cm)
Weight 672 lbs (305kg) 719 lbs (326kg)
Plate Size 19" x 34" (49cm x 86cm)

Compare: BR3570 or BR5100.

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