Sany SY335C-Tier 4i

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SY335C-Tier 4i

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Cost code 8283 is the most common, but 8283 is also possible for certain versions of this equipment.

Manufacturer

Sany

Model

SY335C-Tier 4i

Horsepower

281.6 HP

Bucket Capacity

1.96 CY

Date Added

09/06/2018

Associated Cost Codes

8284	Excavator, Hydraulic HP to 420 Bucket Capacity 2.6 to 4.5 CY Notes Crawler, Truck & Wheel. Includes bucket.	FEMA Rates
8284		07/26/2023: 09/15/2021: 08/15/2019: 09/01/2017: 07/01/2015: 03/08/2013: 09/15/2010: 09/15/2010: 05/01/2008: 08/28/2005:	$290.23/hr $272.66/hr $264.64/hr $264.50/hr $228.00/hr $200.00/hr $200.00/hr $200.00/hr $220.00/hr $163.00/hr
8283	Excavator, Hydraulic HP to 265 Bucket Capacity 1.6 to 2.5 CY Notes Crawler, Truck & Wheel. Includes bucket.	FEMA Rates
8283		07/26/2023: 09/15/2021: 08/15/2019: 09/01/2017: 07/01/2015: 03/08/2013: 09/15/2010: 09/15/2010: 05/01/2008: 08/28/2005:	$162.85/hr $137.11/hr $158.86/hr $153.00/hr $128.50/hr $120.00/hr $120.00/hr $120.00/hr $135.00/hr $104.00/hr

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