Mccloskey R105

This mobile screener supports material separation on demanding job sites

This mobile screener is built for contractors handling aggregate, soil, and recycled material. It supports screening where mobility, controlled feed, and stable tracking matter in daily operation. The machine has an operating weight of 23,000 kg. Transport dimensions are 13,035 mm in length, 2,500 mm in width, and 3,200 mm in height.

These dimensions give buyers a clear basis for planning site access, transport, and working position. The machine is relevant for operations where screening capacity must be combined with tracked movement. Steel tracks with 400 mm track shoes support travel across uneven ground and prepared stockyard surfaces.

The screening setup is configured for consistent material flow

The feed system uses a tracked feeder, which supports steady loading from excavators and wheel loaders. Variable speed and feeder start and stop are controlled by wireless remote control. This allows the operator to adjust material flow from a practical working distance.

Extra high sides on the feeder box help retain material during loading and transfer. That is relevant when handling mixed input with varying particle sizes. The tail conveyor uses a ribbed belt, while the middle and fine fraction belts use smooth belts. This belt arrangement supports discharge according to the material path through the machine.

The top deck measures 3,660 x 1,370 mm and uses an 80 mm finger deck. The bottom deck measures 3,455 x 1,370 mm and uses 25 x 25 mm square mesh. These deck sizes and media choices provide factual information for buyers assessing output fractions.

The engine and emissions system support current operating requirements

The machine is powered by a Deutz TCD 3.6 Stage V diesel engine. Engine output is 134 hp or 97 kW. The engine setup includes a diesel particulate filter and SCR with AdBlue. This information is relevant for companies working under current emissions requirements.

The powertrain configuration suits screening tasks where the machine must operate for long periods on site. Buyers comparing screening equipment can use the engine data to assess fleet compatibility, fuel planning, and service considerations. Exact engine information also helps when matching the machine with existing maintenance routines.

Lighting and undercarriage details matter in daily site planning

The machine is fitted with four LED light towers. This supports work during low light periods and improves visibility around the feed area and conveyors. Lighting details are relevant when screening continues beyond daylight hours or during winter operations.

For buyers evaluating a tracked screener, the machine combines transportable dimensions with a defined screening setup. Feed control, deck configuration, engine data, and undercarriage details provide a factual basis for assessing use in aggregate production, soil screening, and material processing across changing work areas.