2003 Belt loader STEWART STEVENSON TUG Beltloader TUG 660-144

With the heaviest chassis in its class, the TUG 660 beltloader

assures years of dependable service in the most demanding ramp

applications. The central mounted conveyor is elevated at both ends by

lift arms that are activated by singlestage, double-acting cylinders.


The front of the conveyor operates at heights between 43 and 170 inches

(1.09 and 4.32 m) while the height at the rear of the unit can be

adjusted between 13 and 37 inches (0.33 and 0.94 m). The unit is

equipped with belt controls operable from either end of the conveyor and

an interlock prevents the engine throttle from being advanced for adjustment of

belt speed unless the Direction Control is in neutral.


A guide on each side of the conveyor assembly can be retracted if a clear

conveyor surface is required. A collapsible safety rail is fitted on the

side of the conveyor and an emergency hydraulic pump is

standard equipment.